Knowledge, and the power that it spawns—especially in the field of science and technology— must be counterbalanced by wisdom. And the well-spring of this wisdom is to be found in the most ancient traditions and cultures: in Taoism and Zen, in the understandings of Vedas and the Psalms, in the very origins of human culture itself.  
Francis Childe,
Silk Road Workshop UNESCO

Petra, Jordan

Prayer Wheel, Ladakh, India

Women's Studies Institute
Women’s History Month Lecture Series 2010

Marla Mossman
Peace Caravan: Journey Along the Silk Road in Afghanistan
Multi Media Pesentaion

Tuesday, March 4, 2010 - 12:30- 1:30
The University of Texas at San Antonio
One UTSA Circle, San AnOntonio, Texas 78249

information: Carolyn Motley - (210) 458-6277

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