It's not every day that a person gets to talk with major world leaders about the problems facing the world, but in 2007 author and philosopher Ilchi Lee was given just this opportunity. One can only guess at what they talked about, but strategies for using meditation practices for health as well as the state of conflict that exists in the world were surely brought up.

Lee was given the opportunity to sit down with United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon for two hours. The two men spent this time getting to know one another to create a general feeling of camaraderie.

Later, the pair discussed many of the problems that currently face the world, including senior health issues. They also talked about possible solutions to those situations.

Lee has said in the past that conflict and violence are main drivers of the problems faced by people around the world today. All over the globe divisiveness creates environments in which it is difficult for individuals to thrive and pursue their personal dreams.

However, by setting aside these differences, it may be possible for more individuals to embrace the common elements of their humanity and work together to create a more harmonious world. This is Lee's main suggestion for solving the problems of the planet.

While this may be a difficult policy to implement immediately, getting world leaders like Ki-moon involved in the process could speed the creation of a new harmonious world. Change will have to come from the people, but it may be possible for strong leaders to direct individuals toward a more peaceful existence. Through the meeting, Lee hopes to have inspired this type of change.
 

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Ilchi Lee has worked tirelessly on ways to incorporate his Brain Education techniques into everything from efforts to solve senior health issues to public school educations. This has brought him around the world and earned him meetings with powerful national leaders.

Such was the case in 2007 when he met with then-president of Costa Rica Oscar Arias-Sanchez to discuss the ways in which Ilchi Lee's Brain Education teachings could be adapted by the public school system of the Central American country.

Arias-Sanchez said that he had significant admiration for the types of peaceful and educational efforts Lee had embarked upon throughout the course of his career and that Brain Education could potentially be an important part of helping students in the nation's public school systems improve their achievement levels.

Brain Education is a system of learning that teaches individuals how to control their thoughts and emotions in order to make sure that only positive ideas and reactions are allowed to enter the mind. Additionally, students learn how to get the most out of their brain potential.

When used in a public school setting, the system of learning has the power to help individuals get much more out of their lessons and pick up new skills in less time. This could fast track the young people of Costa Rica to lucrative careers that require significant brain power.

While no definitive decision was made at the time to bring Brain Education to Costa Rica's public schools, Lee saw big benefits for the entire region if it was. Cost Rica is known as a leader in the Central American area and Lee believed that successful implementation in this country could help the learning strategy spread to other parts of the region.
 

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Ilchi Lee says that life is made up of a range of small particles that vibrate in synchronicity to produce the world that we all see around us. In order to help more people get in touch with the energy that produces these particles, he recently released a new meditation kit intended to help those pursuing personal development.

“Within every living being, kernels of ki (life energy) vibrate at infinitely varied frequencies, giving rise to the universe as we know it,” Lee said. “I call these LifeParticles, the smallest unit comprising all life. These particles move through space and time to transmit the information that gives rise to the diverse phenomena of life.”

The meditation kit, which was made available at Sedona Story, a local retail location in Sedona, Arizona inspired by Lee, helps individuals get in touch with their ki. It teaches the principles that individuals need when endeavoring to get in touch with the deeper meaning that surrounds them.

By mastering the principles contained in the meditation kit, individuals may be able to attain a much higher level of fulfillment in their lives.  

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It is not always easy for a person to decipher their life purpose. Many times is it is hidden from plain sight and individuals must go searching for it. However, there are some well-established ways for seeking this type of spiritual fulfillment and satisfaction.

For example, Chunhwa meditation has been used for years to help practitioners get in touch with their inner self and listen to what it is trying to tell them. In 2009, Ilchi Lee hosted a stop on the Chunhwa Meditation Tour in Nice, France.

During Chunhwa meditation, a participant seeks to deeply experience their true self. By opening up the lines of communication between the soul and the consciousness, an individual may discover their life purpose, which often leads to greater fulfillment in life.

The event in Nice was held to help more individuals become aware of the benefits of this type of meditation and to encourage them to practice it. If more people across the globe were to participate in Chunhwa classes, it could lead to a more enlightened population that feels complete and fulfilled.
 

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Memory problems are extremely common among aging individuals. They can have a crippling effect on a person's quality of life and interfere with their plans to pursue spiritual development during their retirement years. However, there are many things that people can do to avoid these issues.

In 2008, Ilchi Lee provided 120 residents of Sedona, Arizona with a lecture on ways to keep the mind sharp in old age. The talk was titled Brain Education for Successful Aging and was part of a celebration of his new book, In Full Bloom.

Ilchi Lee has said that the human brain has a tremendous amount of potential, far more than most people are aware of. Tapping into this great reservoir of possible energy can help individuals maintain healthy brain function even as they grow older and their peers begin experiencing memory problems.

There are many methods that an individual can use to unlock their mind's potential and preserve mental function. Meditation has been recommended by Ilchi Lee for years as a way to grow and improve one's self.
 

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