How Can I Be Part of the Week

In the outer world of ordinary human living, the presence of the New Group of World Servers is seen in every movement and organization which brings the consciousness of oneness into expression.

A Potent Centre of Mind and Heart

During the Festival Week, a significant cosmic alignment takes place, and the mind and heart of the group of servers is energized by Light, Love and Spiritual Will flowing from the Great Beings, Saints and Angels of the Higher Worlds.

Everyone who values the power of meditation and prayer as a way of serving can help the energy flow during the week by taking time to visualize the higher energies flowing into the mind and heart of the New Group of World Servers, strengthening everything being done to build a world of goodwill and right relations.

Ways to Participate

Here are some suggested ways to participate. Please write to World Goodwill to let us know about the actions you will commit to. Throughout this period of preparation, we will share news of preparations and meetings planned around the world.

• Use the mantram of the New Group of World Servers at 5PM local time every day during the Week;
• Arrange meetings in your area to celebrate the work of the Group, and support their work through meditation;
• Attend a World Goodwill meeting in London, New York or Geneva or follow the meeting by webcast and link up with the meditations;
• Join the Goodwill Meditation group webinars on the last Wednesday of every month during the lead up to the Week; and use the Goodwill Meditation every Wednesday
• Participate in the Silent Minute at 9 pm GMT and share information about the Silent Minute as widely as possible
• Invite a group of friends to your home to talk about the Week, share in the Silent Minute, use the Goodwill meditation or the 5pm mantram of the New Group of World Servers; or watch the live video of World Goodwill meetings in London and New York.
• Help to keep the alignment during the Week by reading material from world servers and studying wisdom teachings (from writers like Alice Bailey, Rudolf Steiner, Sri Aurobindo, Teilhard de Chardin)  about the nature of service and group work.