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World Leaders Came Together for G-20: Stability, Growth, Jobs



Thursday, 2 April 2009

World leaders came together at London's Excel Centre to negotiate for solutions to worst financial crisis of the world since 1930s. Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is among the leaders who arrived to London at 8.08 am early in this morning.

Among other significant topics, one of the key issues of the summit is governments' fiscal stimulus to overthrow the financial crises and to hamper the repeat of such crises in the future. While the UK, the US, Canada and Japan have been supporting fiscal stimulus in the run-up to the G-20 summit, China, France, Germany, and Australia are against fiscal stimulus claiming that it will undermine the long term economic stability in the future.

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Brown welcomes communiqué
'This is the day that the world came together to fight recession not with words but with a plan for economic recovery and reform. In this new global age of interdependence global problems require global solutions.'

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Lucis Trust is a non-profit organization incorporated in New York State, created in 1920 by Alice Bailey and her husband Foster, to manage the business of publishing Mrs. Bailey's twenty-five esoteric books. Its headquarters are in New York City (at 24th floor of the120 Wall Street), London (Lucis Press Ltd.) and Geneva (Lucis Trust Association).

In addition to continuing to publish her books worldwide, Lucis Trust's activities also include a correspondence school based on her teachings (known as the Arcane School), a lending library of esoteric books known as Lucis Trust Libraries, a publishing house called Lucis Publishing Companies, Lucis Productions, World Goodwill and Triangles[1].

Today it has around 6,000 members, and an estimated annual revenue of $600,000.

The World Goodwill group, founded in 1932, is particularly important among Lucis Trust's activities, as it has been recognized by the United Nations as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), and is represented at regular briefing sessions at the United Nations in New York and Geneva. Lucis Trust is therefore a member of the United Nations Economic and Social Council.

In part because of this presence of Lucis Trust in the United Nations System, along with explicit reference by former Assistant Secretary General Robert Muller in his writings to Bailey's philosophy, some have accused the UN of having a New Age ideology and agenda.[2][3][4][5][6]

The organization was originally called the "Lucifer Publishing Company".[7] However, the name "Lucis Trust" has been used from 1925. According to a statement on their website, the name "Lucifer" was used because, Bailey considered Lucifer, the fallen angel, a positive principle – as did Helena Blavatsky[8].

A secondary headquarter of Lucis Trust is in Reeuwijk, Netherlands (Lucis Trust Stichting)[9]. Other esoteric associations thightly connected to Lucis Trust are the School of Ageless Wisdom in Arlington, TX[10], the School for Esoteric Studies in Asheville, NC[11], the Seven Ray Institute in Union City, NJ[12], the Great Bear Astrological Center in Eugene, OR[13], the Escuela Huber de Astrologia in Adliswil, Switzerland[14], the Associazione Culturale dei Triangoli e della Buona Volontà Mondiale in Rome, Italy[15]. The main locations of meetings organized by Lucis Trust are nowadays The Grosvenor Hotel in London[16], the Williams Club[17] and the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine[18], both located in New York.

Il nous faut garder la foi de Job…
et s'associer, debout, au pied de la Croix, aux sept Douleurs de la Bienheureuse Vierge Marie...

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