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62: Lean into Clean with Jarvis Smith - Episode 62
62: Lean into Clean with Jarvis Smith - Episode 62
62: Lean into Clean with Jarvis Smith - Episode 62
Wednesday 23rd April 2025
Join Jarvis Smith as he interviews Dr. Cilla Elworthy on sustainability, peace-building, and the power of listening in this episode of 'Lean into Clean'.
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Get the buttons here!Creating Harmony: Dr. Cilla Elworthy's Journey to Peace
Episode Overview
- Dr. Cilla Elworthy's early inspiration from witnessing war.
- The importance of women's leadership in peace processes.
- Innovative approaches to conflict resolution.
- The power of listening and heart-centred living.
- Establishing the first multiracial theatre in apartheid-era Johannesburg.
Hold your heart high in yourself so that you don’t lose track of who you are when you have great stress and enormous pain around you.
Ever wondered how sustainability and spirituality can intertwine to create a harmonious society? In this episode of 'Lean into Clean', Jarvis Smith chats with Dr. Cilla Elworthy, a three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee and a leading figure in peace-building. From her early days inspired by the horrors of war to her transformative work in conflict zones, Dr. Elworthy shares captivating stories and profound lessons.
Her journey began at the tender age of 13, witnessing the Soviet invasion of Budapest, which ignited her lifelong passion for peace. She discusses her experiences working with concentration camp survivors and her innovative approaches to fostering peace, including founding Peace Direct and advising global leaders like Peter Gabriel and Desmond Tutu. One standout moment is her recounting of establishing the first multiracial theatre in apartheid-era Johannesburg, showcasing her relentless drive for equality and harmony.
This episode isn't just about the past; it's about actionable steps for the future. Dr. Elworthy emphasises the power of listening, the importance of women's leadership in peace processes, and how keeping one's heart central can guide through times of stress and conflict. Whether you're interested in sustainability, social harmony, or personal growth, this conversation offers rich insights and practical advice. Tune in to discover how you can contribute to a more peaceful and balanced world.