Sabine Lichtenfels

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Sabine Lichtenfels (* December 27, 1954 as Sabine Kleinhammes) is a German author, peace activist, theologian, co-founder of the Tamera Peace Research Center in Portugal and co-inspirer of the ZEGG , one of 1000 women for the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize . Since the early 1990s she has called herself Sabine Lichtenfels or Babette Lichtenfels .

biography

Sabine Lichtenfels was born in Germany in 1954 into a middle-class family. She had the idea of ​​founding a peace village early on. She studied theology because she was interested in Jesus, whom she saw as a revolutionary. In 1978 she met the former student activist and book author Dieter Duhm , with whom she set up a private peace research project that is now known as Healing Biotope 1 Tamera in Portugal. Their common plan of the peace research villages says that the establishment of several peace research villages in different parts of the world will trigger an overall healing process. These settlement models should function on the basis of community, cooperation with nature as well as truth and feminine knowledge in love.

In 1999 Sabine Lichtenfels founded the youth school Global Learning . In 2004 she and Marko Pogačnik built a stone circle in Tamera as a planetary, artistic and spiritual peace monument. In 2005 she led a peace pilgrimage with around 50 international participants through Israel / Palestine. The filmmaker Angelika Reicherter shot the full-length documentary We refuse to be enemies about it .

Sabine Lichtenfels was nominated as one of 1000 women for the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize for Portugal. Every November 9th, she invites you to a peace meditation under the name GRACE . In 2006 it took place at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, in which around thirty groups worldwide took part at the same time. In 2007 she was in Bethlehem at the Israeli separation wall on November 9th. This time over 70 groups worldwide took part in the meditation for "Global GRACE Day". In 2008 the meditation took place in the peace village of San José de Apartadó in Colombia as part of an international GRACE pilgrimage through Colombia.

From 2006 she has been leading Monte Cerro , a three-year peace experiment and peace training period with 200 participants in Tamera, Portugal. Subsequently, another peace village in the Middle East will be built with the knowledge gained there. In October 2007 she led another peace pilgrimage through the Middle East together with the Sufi teacher Annette Kaiser : four weeks with up to 170 participants on foot from Eilat in southern Israel through the Arava desert through the West Bank to Jerusalem, a distance of 350 km .

In 1988 she published a book as editor with the title “Save Sex. A Manifesto by Women for a New Sexual Humanism ”. In a post in it, the founding of a humane brothel called the Meiga-Haus was announced.

Works

  • Save the sex. A women's manifesto for a sexual humanism . (ed. by Sabine Kleinhammes), Meiga, Radolfzell 1988, ISBN 3-927266-01-9
  • The saint and the whore. Pictures and texts from an exhibition . (Collaboration), Meiga, Radolfzell 1989, ISBN 3-927266-03-5
  • The hunger behind the silence. Approaching sexual and spiritual realities . Meiga, Belzig 1991, ISBN 3-927266-07-8
  • Soft power. Perspectives for a new awareness of women and a new love for men . Meiga, Belzig 1995, ISBN 3-9805234-0-3
  • Dream stones. Travel to the age of sensual fulfillment . Atlantis at Hugendubel, Munich 2000, ISBN 3-7205-2135-4
  • Sources of love and peace. Morning devotions . Meiga, Belzig 2001, ISBN 3-932517-51-2
  • Ring of power. Creating perspectives for peace . Meiga, Wiesenburg 2005, ISBN 3-927266-18-3
  • GRACE. Pilgrimage for a future without war . Meiga. Wiesenburg 2006, ISBN 3-927266-23-X
  • Temple of love. Journey into the age of sensual fulfillment ". Meiga, Wiesenburg 2009, ISBN 978-3-927266-19-3

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  1. ↑ http://www.tamera.org
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SURNAME Lichtenfels, Sabine
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Kleinhammes, Sabine (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German author, theologian
DATE OF BIRTH December 27, 1954
PLACE OF BIRTH Germany