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Citizens For Peace Minutes 2-9-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 2-9-10, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
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Citizens For Peace Minutes 02-12-08, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 02-12-08, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
Kathy led the group in a short meditation. She asked that we: “Accept ourselves in the present moment, just the way we are. Then we can experience that flame of love within us. Then we are able to extend love and blessings to others. Celebrate what makes us unique. Embrace all of it. Honor yourself. Do not judge yourself. Through awareness we will do things differently, if need be. Let go of the past. Feel your heart expanding. Let go of that which does not serve you. As you inhale, think: I accept myself completely. As you exhale, think: I …
Citizens For Peace Minutes 10-09-07, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 10-09-07, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
The Peace Speakers group, comprised of members of the Citizens for Peace, is here to speak about the Department of Peace and Nonviolence legislation. They have been working on this presentation for the past few months, studying the Bill, and gathering statistics.
Citizens For Peace Minutes 07-10-07, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens For Peace Minutes 07-10-07, Linda J. Lieder
Citizens for Peace
The topic for this evening was the Science of Peace, by James O’Day, who spoke at the Department of Peace Conference this past February, in Washington, D.C. He started his discussion with an explanation of the Art of War. He quoted Master Sung – “Without a full understanding of the harms of war it is impossible to manage it.” He went on to talk of the Sirens in the novel Ulysses, who were a loud distraction. Today, the Powers of War (media, 9/11. Alert codes, etc.) are all very loud now. These modern-day “Sirens” capture our attention and know how …