Event helps world see importance of making personal development goals a part of education
One of the most important peace philosophy questions begging to be answered is how to give every person in the world the tools necessary to provide a good life for themselves and their families. Author and philosopher Ilchi Lee believes that giving opportunities to more individuals with Brain Education may be a significant part of the solution.
His organizations – the Korean Institute of Brain Science and the International Brain Education Association – recently held an event at a high-level meeting of the United Nations, at which representatives discussed ways in which Brain Education could be used to boost public health efforts around the world and raise the quality of life for millions of people.
Education is the single most important key to moving ahead in life. Yet, around the world, millions of people are completely denied the opportunity to learn new ideas and skills. This holds them back from attaining a better life.
By putting on the event, Lee was able to bring his message about the importance of Brain Education and personal development goals to some of the most important leaders in the world. While these types of concerns have rarely been on the public's agenda, working to increase their visibility could result in the distribution of more resources for these causes.
The United Nations is an important organization when it comes to setting the course of international discussion. What happens at the UN often trickles down to member nations across the globe. By putting the idea of the importance of Brain Education on such an important stage, Lee helped open the possibility of future quality of life improvements to millions of people.
