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Time, Space and all of us – Book 1 Time

By Dragana Brown, Writer and Correspondent

Does Time Exist?
What is it? How is it? WHY is it?
Is Time our ally or our enemy?
Is there enough of Time or a serious deficit?
Can time tell? What will it tell?
Are we pressed for it, killing it or in a race against it?
Does it fly?
Are we living on borrowed time or taking our time?
Is it about time?

Isn’t it high time we get our facts right about Time?


Sunrise by Alan Johnston

by Eunice Minford | Photograph by Alan Johnston |

Albert Einstein, one of the most influential physicists of the 20th century and a world-renowned scientist, was also deeply religious. It was he who said that:


He recognised the profound interconnectivity of these two disciplines, in the process exposing the futility and utter ignorance and arrogance of those who choose to hold either one supreme.

Neither science nor religion alone can provide
all the answers to life and the world we live in.

Today, there are those who champion science as the only way to know and understand anything and who give no credence to other ways of knowing outside that sphere. Their dogmatic and fundamentalist scientific perspective is as rigid and ignorant as that of the most ardent religious fundamentalists they decry – a case of the blind challenging the blind.


UniMed Saturday End of Year Celebration 2015

On December 12th 2015 Universal Medicine held their annual end of year celebration known as UniMed Saturday, where students, friends, and their families came together to participate, enjoy and experience for themselves the huge line up of profound presentations that were in store for the day. In total, over 80 countries had the event broadcast live to their living rooms to share in the joy and celebrations, making for a very special day.


Universal Medicine Lennox Head Retreat 2015

Miranda Benhayon

Article by Miranda Benhayon

Earlier in 2015 Universal Medicine delivered its second ‘Retreat’ of the three set for the calendar year. The five-day Retreat titled ‘The Livingness’ was held at the popular seaside town of Lennox Head, Australia.

The Retreat experience focussed on the rich and deeply philosophical teachings and presentations delivered by principal presenter Serge Benhayon. Facilitating extensive group work, development and engagement, Serge consistently provided the platform, which allowed for many profound revelations pertaining to many aspects of life, with valuable sharing’s and discussions opening the way for more. The week was extremely well received by all, and a highlight for many.


Judith McIntyre legacy honoured.

Judith McIntyre ‘knew exactly what she was doing’ the Supreme Court held when she made her last will and testament. She gave her children generous bequests of $250,000 each from her estate of $1.1 million dollars to support them. The remaining amount, after various legal and other costs, was bequeathed to Serge Benhayon, because Judith McIntyre wished for him to complete the building of a teaching hall as a lasting legacy for her community and she knew that the bequest to him would be used for everyone. Judith McIntyre had made her intentions known to her children before her death and also to those around her. 

Her adult children, Seth (41) and Sarah McIntyre (34), recently failed in their bid to overturn the will and have the bulk of the estate assigned to themselves against a background where they had promised their mother that they would not make any challenge to her will and her intentions that her estate be used to benefit her community. However, they abandoned their promises to their dying mother, and her wish for a lasting legacy, by seeking to overturn the will in Supreme Court proceedings. 

The Supreme Court has honoured their mother’s wishes and held that the deceased’s bequest to her adult children was adequate.

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