Naw-Ruz means a new day and is not only celebrated by the Persians but also by all the Bahaís from all cultural and ethnic backgrounds, it is also celebrated by our planet earth as the time of renewal and rebirth. The earth is a divine trust much like our children and we wish it a long and happy, peaceful, and balanced life with all its resources flourishing and abundant. May the fragrances of spring fill your life and your soul.
Center for Global Integrated Education and its staff wish all of you a most joyous Naw-Ruz. May you also be infused with a new surge of energy and renewal in all your efforts in educating the children, the parents, the educators, and the global village we are all so fortunate to have in our trust.
As a token of our appreciation for your loving support, we share with you this most springy and joyful song in Persian about Naw-Ruz performed by Shakila a well-known Iranian artist.
Keyvan Geula is a licensed Marriage, Family, and Child Therapist; LMFT. She received her Master of Science in Marriage, family, and Child Therapy from the University of La Verne, in La Verne, California. She employs the latest research in behavioral sciences, neuroscience, and the Baha’i principle of the oneness of all humanity to serve the well-being of her clients.
She offers her services as a clinician, lecturer, trainer, and supervisor to a global set of clients in person and online. In her clinical work, she incorporates the wisdom of the Baha’i Writings, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy research, Mindfulness meditation, and consultation skills, as well as knowledge of the spiritual self.
She is an adjunct professor of Behavioral Sciences at Citrus Community College, faculty of continued education at Claremont Graduate University. She teaches psychology online to students at Baha’i Institute of Higher Education.
She is the Founder and Executive Director of Center for Global Integrated Education (CGIE), a non-profit Baha’i-inspired educational organization, which explores oneness of all humanity, and teaches the integrated mind-body-spirit approach in education.
She has served for two years as the producer and host of a two-hour weekly live radio show for the Persian community in Sothern, California focusing on the role of the psychology of spirituality in personal and social transformation, creativity, emotional and social intelligence, and a greater sense of harmony in a global society. She also has been the host and producer of TV series called Transforming Human Consciousness for eight years. She regularly writes and blogs on www.cgie.org/blog on topics related to integrated education, the oneness of humanity, the powers of the human spirit in the betterment of global society, elimination of all prejudice, equality of women and men, and education reform. Some of her shows are posted on her; Keyvan Geula YouTube Channel.
Mrs. Geula has served in several Baha’i institutions since her youth in Iran and USA.
