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Comment by Buryl Payne on November 16, 2010 at 12:05pm

Dear Dawn,

Three bits of information that might add to your work. 1. Wars start in cycles. 2. The start of wars are related to Sunspot cycles, either as they ascend or descend. 3. Mass meditation/visualizations definitely reduce solar activity. Please go to my website www.buryl.com, under Academy for Peace Research for more information. Carry on your great work, please just add another action for people to do. There are clear measurable results.

Yours in service of the divine,
Buryl Payne

Comment by Kevin "Mr. Peace" Szawala on September 26, 2010 at 2:38pm

Hi Dawn,

My name is Kevin Szawala ('Mr. Peace'). I am the State Coordinator for Michigan for the US Dept. of Peace campaign. Colleen Mills mentioned that you are a student at Michigan State University and want to get involved in the movement. We can set up an initial phone or in person meeting to discuss some of the ways you can help. Let me know what works best.

Peace In,

Kevin ('Mr. Peace')
734-395-2065

Comment by Dawn Angle on September 24, 2010 at 12:47pm

I am tired of talking about promoting peace, I want to do something about it! I see there is no coordinator for this group, what have you all been involved in and where?

Comment by colleen mills on January 21, 2010 at 10:19am

Michigan will be hosting the Midwest Department of Peace Conference in Livonia, MI, the weekend of May 14 - 16, 2010. We are planning a very exciting, inspirational and motivating conference. Mark your calendars & plan to join us. More details will be coming shortly. What a wonderful year of peace is before us!!

Comment by colleen mills on September 21, 2009 at 4:20pm

The ONE PEACE Concert & ONE PEACE Event celebrating the UN Day of Peace was a joyous experience. Twelve artists shared their creativity at the concert. Dr. Sharif Abdullah was the keynote speaker at the ONE PEACE event. We all stood & read The Mender's Pledge, from his book "Creating a World That Works for All". You might want to take the pledge too. Here it is:
THE MENDER PLEDGE

I believe in inclusivity. I believe that our lives are inextricably linked one to another. We cannot wage war against anyone without waging war against ourselves. Therefore, I will practice inclusivity with myself, my family, my community, the natural world, and all others. I will actively work toward the goal of an inclusive society, a world that works for all.

I know that
we are One. Therefore, I will give to you what I want for me. I know there is enough for all.

I want
everyone to win. Therefore, I will work to resolve all conflicts to every party’s satisfaction.

I want acceptance. Therefore, I will accept myself for who and what I am, I will accept you for who and what you are, and I will accept all others for who and what they are. Even if I resist your behavior, I will accept you as a Child of God, a part of the Divine.

I want no harm. Therefore, I will not harm myself or you or any others, by thought, word, or deed.

I want forgiveness. Therefore, I will forgive myself, I will forgive you, and I will forgive all others.

I want to be free. Therefore, I will not let others dominate, control, or manipulate me. And I will not dominate, control, or manipulate you or others.

I want peace. Therefore, I will be peaceful with myself, with you, and with others.

I want love. Therefore, I will love myself, I will love you, and I will love all others.

Comment by colleen mills on August 25, 2009 at 9:21am

Congratulations & thank you to the peace activists from the 2nd District who organized the Peace Picnic in Whitehall on August 16th. Gloria Switzer, one of the organizers, was my partner at the D.C. Conference when we did the Challenge Day exercise. It was a very deep experience. She wrote the front page article of the Pax Christ newsletter describing the conference. Besides Pax Christi, there were representatives from Code Pink, Newago Citizens for Peace, Iraqi Veterans Against the War, Women in Black, Open, and many other groups. We all came together to celebrate everyone working for peace in a variety of ways. When Bob Scrauger introduced the Department of Peace folks, he asked if everyone knew about & supported the effort, and over 100 people cheered & enthusiastically welcomed our state coordinator, Linda, to speak. It was so encouraging! We are all volunteers who put our heart, soul & efforts into creating the world we know will be a more inclusive and peaceful one. A celebration such as this picnic demonstrates that people with diverse methods and ideas can come together with appreciation of all.
Thank you so much for the experience!

Comment by Bobbi Jo Gamache on August 21, 2009 at 1:05am

NINGing is great. It is long past my bed time, but I'm busy listening, viewing, reading and writing at DoPeace. Now the DoP district teams need to figure out how to use DoPeace's offerings to energize their less active members.

Comment by Linda Kimberly Henderson on August 20, 2009 at 10:43pm

Gratitude to Jim Ramelis, MI-1 CDTL for his work in getting the Veteran's for Peace to pass a resolution in support of the Youth PROMISE Act (HR 1064 and S 435). Thank you Jim for all your due diligence!

Comment by colleen mills on August 19, 2009 at 7:47am

It was worth the drive to celebrate peace on the west side of Michigan! How wonderful it is to network with other groups & find out that they support our efforts!! I hope all of you can come to Schoolcraft College to experience ONE PEACE on September 19th. Check out the website:
www.onepeace.us.

Comment by Linda Kimberly Henderson on August 19, 2009 at 1:33am

Thank you to all the DoPeeps from Michigan that came to the Peace Picnic last Sunday. Lovely to see you again my friends.

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