Welcome To The Three Principles Foundation

 
A not-for-profit organization, dedicated to sharing the Principles of Mind, Consciousness and
Thought as taught by Sydney Banks, and to preserving them in their purest and most powerful form

 

Quote from Sydney Banks, posted on his web site just prior to his passing:

“At this stage of my life and work, my most urgent priority is the protection and preservation of
the precious gift of the Three Principles and their profound importance to all of humanity.”


 

 

 

VISION:

  • A world in which human suffering has been greatly relieved via a profound shift in our understanding of the nature of human existence and of human psychological functioning.

MISSION:

  • Offer hope and answers to humanity’s most pressing problems, by increasing mankind’s awareness and understanding of the three precious gifts inherent in every human being: Divine Mind, Divine Consciousness and Divine Thought.

 

GOALS and OBJECTIVES:

  • For the good of mankind, seek to preserve the original writings, audio and audio-visual materials of Sydney Banks and to promote their broadest worldwide distribution.

  • Create a scholarship fund to provide the above-mentioned books and materials to disadvantaged communities, drug rehabilitation centers, prisons and jails, as well as social workers and other service providers and people who may not otherwise have the means to purchase them.

  • Establish initiatives and programs to train people who are dedicated to relieving human suffering through the Principles of Mind, Consciousness and Thought as discovered and taught by Sydney Banks.

  • Share Sydney Banks’ vision that the principles he discovered be taught and shared with humanity with simplicity and integrity, and in a manner that reflects the spiritual fact that every human being has the same profound wisdom within.

  • To conduct activities which promote and further the mission of the Foundation.
 
 
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Updated: July 24, 2010