Former presidential candidate Nicanor Perlas will launch his latest book “Mission Possible” in Cebu on Sunday, Oct. 16.
Perlas, an author, Alternative Nobel Prize awardee, international lecturer, environmentalist and integral sustainable development expert ran for president in 2010 elections but lost to President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III.
The book is a tell-all story of an emerging movement called Mission and how it is making strides to change the world.
It illlustrates how personal mastery can empower individuals to act from their highest potential and creativity when helping to rebuild societies.
Bestselling author Neale Donald Walsch, in his latest book, “Storm before the calm” cited Perlas and Mission as doing cutting edge societal threefolding work that is essential to the “creation of humanity’s new cultural story.”
The citation enabled Mission to be introduced worldwide to over a million people who are expected to read Walsch’s book.
A digital version of Mission Possible that can be accessed though the Internet is also in the making.
Founded in 2010, Mission—which stands for Movement of Imaginals for Sustainable Societies through Initiatives, Organizing and Networking—is a cultural, spiritual, scientific movement of individuals in civil society, government and business.
The book aims to create a better country, a better world.
Perlas and a group of trained facilitators conduct Mission’s workshop in key areas of the country as well as in the United States and Europe.
Perlas was recently in Sweden carrying on the work of Mission in workshops with young people from 18 countries.
Mission has active members in Metro Manila, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, Dumaguete, General Santos and Baguio as well as in other provinces and in Germany.
The book launch will be held in Manila on Oct. 12, Iloilo City on Oct. 13, Cebu City on Oct. 16, Baguio City on Nov. 12, Davao City on Dec. 2, General Santos City on Dec. 3 and Marbel on Dec. 4.
The Cebu launching and the signing event is scheduled at 4 p.m. at the Aula Magna, Basilica del Sto Niño Pilgrim Center.
For inquiries, please contact Weng Ebdani 0919276-8885 or Teresa D. Ruelas 0915647-4666
For more information, visit https://www.imaginalmission.net/web2.0.