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First Planet has started a new business venture! On March 11th 2008, Brett Elliott and James Mackney registered thr trading name "Living Essence". Living Essence Living Essence is a wellness centre of personal transformation and healing for you and your community.
Our mission is to facilitate and enable the creation of premium, harmonious inner and outer environments in your home and business community, through the delivery of premium health and wellness products and services.
Living Essence is dedicated to personal, social and planetary evolution. Living Essence provides: - Holistic health consultancy
- Relaxation and healing therapies
- Workshops and trainings
- Special touring facilitators
- Holistic health products
- A community venue for intimate homestyle gatherings
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Ethical Sponsorship Charter |
FIRST PLANET’S ETHICAL SPONSORSHIP CHARTER
Dedicated to a more mature humanity
First Planet and partners seek out sponsors which provide for and support:
- The development and production of clean technology
- The proactive reduction of wasteful or polluting practices
- The development of sustainable land use and food production
- The preservation of endangered eco-systems
- Activities which contribute to human happiness, dignity and education
- The dignity and wellbeing of non-human animals;
- The efficient use and reuse of human waste
- The alleviation of poverty in all its forms; both material and spiritual.
- Continual improvement of the human condition.
- The preservation and education of indigenous culture and traditions.
First Planet and partners shall avoid sponsors which are considered to unnecessarily:- Pollute, land, air or water;
- Destroy or waste non-reoccurring resources;
- Extract, create, produce, manufacture or market materials products, goods or services which have a harmful effect on humans, non-human animals or the environment;
- Market, promote or advertise products or services in a misleading or deceitful manner;
- Create, encourage or perpetuate militarism or engage in the manufacture of armaments;
- Entice people into financial over-commitment;
- Exploit people through the payment of unreasonably low wages or the provision of poor working conditions;
- Discriminate by way of race, religion or sex in employment, marketing, or advertising practices;
- Contribute to the inhibition of human rights.
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