Join us this summer in a wonderful exciting ancient part of the world. We are bringing people together to celebrate and enjoy our wonderful philosophies and passions, embraced in a common theme, the rejuvenation of our thinking, planet and design systems. Come and learn about Sacred Architecture, cosmology, cutting edge Sacred Geometry and listen to Ecological Design specialists and Feng Shui experts. Share and discuss your ideas and visions so as a collective we can move forward with deep respect, understanding and empowerment. Learn, be inspired, uplifted and energized...join people from all over the world who are gathering this summer in Budapest! This will be the 7th International Feng Shui and Ecology Conference sponsored by Roger Green and Feng Shui Seminars. Prague, Melbourne, New England (USA), Zurich, San Luis Obispo and San Diego are the first six. So don’t miss out- and book early! We have great discounts for early registration (and convenient online booking/payment options)- and book your hotel and flights very soon- it’s the summer holiday season! Budapest is the home of spectacular scenery, historic buildings, lake resorts, health thermal spas, quiet country roads, rejuvenating mineral springs and mild sunny weather. Ancient sacred sites surround it. Budapest's recorded history begins with the Roman town of Aqincum, around AD 89. You can visit the Old Castle where you will find medieval monuments, old libraries and museums. Hidden underneath the Castle are the famous caves of Budapest. Stroll in the evening through the Old Town, which has quaint colorful houses, narrow streets and alleyways with many restaurants and cafes. Baroque architecture, ancient castles, wooded hills, loads of wine, the famous gothic Parliament buildings glowing like a birthday cake on the river. And the Hungarian food and music is the stuff of myth and legend! CLICK HERE FOR MORE THINGS TO DO IN BUDAPEST AND A LIST OF MUST SEE SITES The sacred Danube River creates the perfect Feng Shui to host our 2007 conference!The Venue Our conference venue is absolutely fabulous – located in the famous Old Town of Budapest, up on the “Castle Hill” (Varhegy) -over looking the city. The venue is called Kogart House
Every Taxi driver will know Kogart House- near the Varhegy Old Castle. Budapest is not a large city and after a day it is easy to know your way around The address is: Kogart House Our hotel suggestions below are in close proximity to the conference venue and easy walking distance. However- if you are downtown or on the other side of Budapest here are some directions: Budapest’s 19th century M1 yellow line metro runs underneath Andrassy ut. With the Millennium Metro (V. district Deák Tér-XIV. district Mexikói út), between the Bajza street and Hero's square subway stations. With Bus 4, about 5 minutes walk from Hero's square. 15 minutes walk from Oktogon. By car: From Munkácsy Mihály or Andrássy street (Hero's square). Our lunches will also be served at the conference venue- that way you can maximize your time with all the new people you will be meeting. Each day we will have available healthy light and nourishing vegetarian meals (with some optional fish dishes). The local catering company is excited about meeting so many international people- they are sure to put on an interesting spread! Pay on the pay- approx 12 Euro (please indicate on the registration form you wish to have lunch with the group at the conference venue- and pay later on each day) Friday night slide presentation with Dr Istvan Szemerey A history of Ancient Hungarian culture with its roots and language
in the ancient Sumerian civilization. Saturday Night party, Dinner and River Cruise This you will have to prebook for – on the registration form. A great night on the River Danube Explore the contrasts of old and new as we sail ‘mere lily down the stream- life is but a dream’. A highlight of anyone’s trip to Budapest is to witness the city pulsating at night from the river D. 9 bridges (lucky number) span across the river, we will pass by the famous Parliament Buildings glowing at night. The sheer beauty of this city will overwhelm you. Join us for a fun filled, music driven romantic evening. All-inclusive: cruise and 4 course dinner and wine Budapest has very reasonably priced hotels and accommodations and an easy destination to fly to from anywhere in Europe. For example, Easy Jet has 30 GB pound tickets from London leaving 2-3 times per day. HOWEVER- BOOK early- it’s the summer holiday session so it is a busy time of the year- plus our venue location is the best area in Budapest! We highly recommend this hotel BURG HOTEL Here are some great websites to search for HOTELS IN BUDAPEST and to compare rates:
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hotel rates at Budapest is an easy destination to fly to from anywhere in Europe. For example, Easy Jet has 30 GB pound tickets from London leaving 2-3 times per day. Budapest is now part of the EEC and so generally there is no need for visa etc. (South Africans do need a visa.) All you need is a valid passport. Malev is the national airline (Hungarian Airlines) www.malev.com they have some flights directly to Budapest from the USA (sometimes very cheap flights from NYC) and many parts of Europe. With the advent of so many no-frills carriers in both the USA and Europe, there are plenty of cheap tickets available to a variety of gateway cities If traveling from anywhere outside Europe, it is best to compare prices with various websites and airlines e.g.
Note: Vienna’s airport is only 3 hours away by bus and 5.5 hrs away by riverboat. Note: The Budapest airport is approx 35 mins. Taxi drive into the city. Approx. fee is US $40-50. Buses are available also. Change some money at the airport so you have some local cash for transportation and taxis. Local money is called the Florint (Ft) Weather and what to bring info: Warm to hot- with perhaps some cooler breezes in the evening. Wear and celebrate COTTON! Smart casual attire- with dress up evening for the Saturday night River Cruise. Pack passport, notebook, sunglasses, sun hat, camera, toothbrush and a happy face. MUST SEE SITES AROUND BUDAPEST http://www.caboodle.hu Also check out: http://www.talkingcities.co.uk/budapest_pages/sights_main.htm Budapest Tourism Office Hungary has over 100 thermal baths and many are attached to hotels
with wellbeing packages. Gerbeaud café- serving coffee and cake since
1870. NEWS FLASH New Budapest building shields residents from electro smog Hungary's first building to protect its residents from electro smog and radon gas was completed in November 2006. Residents report feeling more relaxed and better rested than they did in their previous homes. Read more...click here.
5 Workshops to choose from: Monday July 30th. Sacred Sound, Sacred Geometry and the Quest for the Holy Grail through the Alchemy of the Heart workshop with Christian Kyriacou and Phil Gruber Sacred Science of Conscious Evolution, Environment Design and Key to a Physics of Spiritual Immortality. Workshop with Dan Winter. The Real Flying Stars: Advanced Feng Shui workshop with Tony Holdsworth The Science and art of Ayurveda with Robert Sachs Healing Planet Earth with Christan Hummel
The Magical Mystery tour of Sacred Sites surrounding Budapest Join us for a very special time together as we journey in our own coach to these special locations. The local Feng Shui practitioners know these areas well and have carefully selected them for us. Featuring: NOTE:
The Sacred Sites Tour of Transylvania Join Dan Winter, Roger Green, Melinda Szemerey and friends for a trip of a lifetime! EARLY immediate booking is essential for this trip- as airfares get booked out early for this destination. There is only one plane going to Transylvania on Friday 3rd August- and we want you to be on it. Some say that Transylvania sits on one of the earth’s strongest magnetic fields and its people have extra-sensory perceptions. The area is also home to Bram Stoker’s Dracula and Jules Verne’s “The Castle from the Carpathians” and it is easy to get caught up in the tales while driving along winding roads through dense, dark, ancient forests and mountains passes. Our focus will not be on the usual tourist places, but on the high-energy field sacred places. We are guided to these secret places by Melinda Szemerey, who was born and breed in this area and is now a Feng Shui practitioner and teacher living in Budapest. A glimpse of what pre-industrial Europe looked like We are most likely the last generation to witness the medieval lifestyle of Transylvania. Centuries-old traditions are still alive, many favor traditional dress, and women sit outside their gates coaxing course wool into spindles. This is an area that still uses horses in the fields and for local transportation (we are using a coach). We will stumble upon unique architectural treasures, small ancient houses, narrow cobblestone streets, and small shops with a range of hand-made products from local artisans. We arrived into the town of Targus Mures, famous for its stunning stained glass windows. Not far away (and we will visit) are the some of the best – preserved medieval towns of Europe. They are living symbols of Transylvania. Sighisoara is described as one of the most beautiful towns in the heart of Transylvania, and one of the greatest medieval towns left in the world. It will make you feel as if you are in a completely different time and space; it wins the time-travel cake by a long shot. Featuring a clock tower from the 14th Century, secret gateways and passages. It is also famous as the birthplace of Dracula, the son of Vlad Dracul (The Dragon). 20 miles down the track is the town of Sibiu, chosen as the European Cultural capital of 2007, which has the oldest art museum in Romania, and once was the richest town of Transylvania. It is laced with Gothic Architecture. (10,000 B.C- approx. date of the first known cave paintings in northwest Transylvania) Building on what you will learning at the Budapest International conference- Transylvania has deep significence in tracking the ancient Sumerian language and culture and the royal blood lines of Europe Dan Winter will be explaining: NOTES EARLY immediate booking is essential for this trip- as airfares get booked out early for this destination. There is only one plane going to Transylvania on Friday 3rd August- and we want you to be on it. You will need to supply passport name and prepayment to sponsor Roger
Green as soon as you can- please check first if we have any spaces
are left. He will immediately book your flight. Note: the plane does not go until the evening of Friday 3rd August- that gives you a rest day in Budapest and time for more sightseeing. The plane returns early in the morning of Tuesday 8th- if you need to make any plans for connecting flights. We suggest you pack lightly for this 5-day trip; perhaps leave the bulk of your luggage at your Budapest hotel in store to collect on your return. The flight to Transylvania has a limit of 20 kg per person plus carry on. Email your booking for this tour to: For more information
Testimonials from the last conference The sharing of ideas and different approaches, I loved the fact it was so diverse. Just an awesome selection of presenters. I felt like a kid in a candy store. Robert Delvin, San Francisco, CA Opening and closing ceremonies were inspiring; I enjoyed the variety
of approaches. I also appreciated the diversity of speakers and
a refreshing emphasis on Sacred Geometry. The broad range of topics covered by teachers from around the world
really shows how global Feng Shui is. Getting to know Feng Shui practitioners from all over the world was
great. The variety of speakers was excellent. Wow! It was the best-organized conference I've attended. So much love and care. Patricia Michael, Austin, TX I enjoyed being exposed to lots of new ideas and new ways of thinking
about our spaces, our health and our lives for us and for others. I
really enjoyed Roger's Intro to Feng Shui. I was able to find things I wouldn't have known. I loved the Sacred Geometry and the opportunity to meet and hear the incredible speakers. Brenni Larson, Dallas, TX Meeting all the speakers and people, finding a group of people with
love and open hearts to share with the universe. The presenters were just great, fabulous friends, and great networking. Linda S Steinberg, Dallas, TX Opening ceremonies was great. I came a long distance to see great speakers. So much love and knowledge shared. I am happy, well done Roger and all your team. God Bless. Kaiser Shroff, London, UK Many things were wonderful - connecting with old and new friends, opportunity to experience new teachers and to find new paths of knowledge. Michele Sayres, New York All speakers appearing in the International Feng Shui Conference are accepted in good faith. The promoter/sponsor assumes no responsibility or liability for any claims, conditions, products, services, errors and /or opinions expressed through seminars, workshops, articles, advertisements, and promotions appearing in or for this conference. We are not responsible for any quality, defects, or refunds of products available and purchased under your own discretion. All products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The organizers may have to change the scheduled timetable due to teacher cancellations or unforeseen emergencies; no partial refunds are given for any conference events. We do not take responsibility for property damages, lost items, and individual injuries. You will need to have ticked our terms and conditions box on our registration form accepting these policies to be able to register for any event for the next conference. |
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