My Journey to Switzerland

Presenting Mind-Based Spirituality adopt a wise policy, what could be called a ‘win-win formula’—a formula through which all parties would win. For instance, in Jerusalem, the principle of one city and two administrations could be agreed to. In line with this principle, the eastern part of the city could be given to the Arabs, and the western part could remain under Israeli control. Some 400 people had gathered from different parts of the world. Some English books of ours were presented to most of them. In addition, the conference organisers arranged for my pamphlet, Manifesto of Peace, in which I had given the proposal in 2001, to be distributed among the participants. They had also issued a beautifully bound book (of more than 250 pages), in which three speeches of mine had been included. PRESENTING MIND-BASED SPIRITUALITY L ater that day, I had a conversation with Princess Elizabeth of the former Yugoslavia. She had witnessed numerous tragedies in her life—the monarchy had ended, her marriage had ended in divorce, and a decline in her economic fortunes. After