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In 1929 Professor Roerich launched the Roerich Pact and Banner of Peace.This
unique project stipulated that all educational, artistic, scientific and
religious institutions, and all sites of cultural and historic significance
and value should be recognised as inviolate and respected by all nations
in times of war and peace. In 1929 Professor Roerich was also nominated
for the Nobel Peace prize. A treaty was drawn up to be signed by all nations. In Beauty we are united |
Humanity has a goal and a
way to become consciously aware of their destiny. Roerichs paintings
are meant to inspire and teach people, uplift them, and awaken in them that
quality of universality and their inner connections with it. It is possible to reach a higher level of thinking. And as we are part of the world, and the world in microcosm we can play our part. We are not pieces of clay; the inner spark that can appreciate beauty indicates a far more profounder source that we can tap into. Through Peace, Brotherhood and a deeper search into the meaning of life in all its facets, we can play our part in changing the world. For a new world is coming. Truly he earned the name given to him THE MASTER OF THE MOUNTAINS Through all his. paintings and writings runs the continuous thread of a great message, the message of the Teacher calling to the disciples to awaken and strive towards a new life, a better life, a life of Beauty and Fulfilment. He fully exemplified the words of Plate: From Beautiful images we shall go to Beautiful thoughts. Real Peace, Real Unity, is desired by the human heart. It strives to labour creatively and actively. For its labours a source of joy. It wants to love and expand in the Realisation of Sublime Beauty. In the highest perception of Beauty and Knowledge all conventional divisions disappear. The heart speaks its own language; it wants to rejoice at that which is common to all, uplifts all and leads to the radiant Future. All symbols and tablets of humanity contain one hieroglyph, the sacred prayer - Peace and Unity. (2) Michael Breen. Sydney. Australia Sources - Nicholas Roerich by Sina Fosdick.
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