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Peace-ing the World Together

When it comes to peace, how would you describe yourself?: I am a born activist

So what is it?: IT is about our Mother Earth & its inhabitants being in turmoil as we sometimes struggle to maintain balance and allow our authentic selves to shine, to embrace our Oneness.

More: We fear the unknown and the quantum leap required of humanity at this time is an unknown......but unknown only if we are afraid to accept the possibility (the reality?) that IT is what we have known all along (;>}

More about me: a Minister of Spiritual Peacemaking, a peace full soul, a "born again activist"......one who believes with all my soul that We Are One!

At 8:17pm on December 31, 2008, Franck dobermann said…: thank you !
the doggies and I send you all the best wishes for this new year !

peace and light, always .

FB

At 7:27pm on November 28, 2008, Willow said…: Thank you. The honour is mine.
Blessings

At 5:42am on November 28, 2008, Shadde said…: Spicecomments.com - Hi Hey Hello Comments

Peace and Blessings!!!

At 1:42pm on October 27, 2008, simona/Tsewang Dolma said…: thank you for your friendship :)

At 5:13am on October 27, 2008, Darcy said…: Thank-you for sharing your friendship and light. Sending many blessings, Darcy

At 5:44am on October 20, 2008, Rev. Kriss Siler said…: Thank you, Michael. You will love the International Peace Gardens, especially if you keep in mind that Canada and the USA share the longest border on this planet and have never been to war against each other since becoming two sovreign freedom-loving countries. We've had our differences, yet we've always been able to solve them via diplomatic means. This is a magnificent testament to the power of nonviolent means to peace, just as Gandhi demonstrated.

There is one other thing, though, that I'd like to share with you now. It's a quote about the devastating effects that poverty has as an obstacle to peace.

"Wars against nations are fought to change maps; wars against poverty are fought to map change." -- Muhammad Ali

Peace BE,
Rev. Kriss