Peacebuilding : through constructive communication

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Comment by Steve Lovold on January 26, 2009 at 11:52am

~ Just a note here for a book recomendation ~

Last night I was having a conversation with a counter-terrorism officer, a writter who was embedded with the military in Iraq last year, and a ex-counter-intel officer during the Veit-Nam conflict, who was also a investigative report working against the cocanine cartel of Columbia.
The reporter brought this book with him called "HOW TO BREAK A TERRORIST", we are all in agreeance that the best way to gain information is for us to use our heads, not our might. Might does not make right. That's why I am carefull to say that I am a "peacebuilder" , I do not say peace>maker, because I can't make someone peacefull, however I can work at building on peace.

Comment by Sheila Dudley, CHt on January 25, 2009 at 12:26pm

Blog about it in detail when you get back, and tell us all about your experiences!

Comment by Steve Lovold on January 25, 2009 at 12:18pm

Hey me again ~ I just felt that it would be a good idea to put this up, just in case.
I am going to go to Ojai this week, probably wensday and thursday to meet with Ed Tick. I will be going with another friend of mine who is a healer. So if anyone would like more info. just let me know , O.K.
~ Thanks

Comment by Steve Lovold on January 15, 2009 at 9:18am

Hello Wendy, wow talk about serindepity, I was sitting next to William Saa yesterday while we where in counsel, with Cindy Travis , and Deena Metzger, along with Topanga Dar'e members, and Edward Tick. so very cool ...

Comment by Wendy Parker on January 14, 2009 at 4:55pm

Steve,
this is a wonderful organization. They are true lightworkers of the Earth.

a quote from the site

"In Africa if I am healed, I can heal 20 people just by interacting with them.
They in turn, can each heal 20 people, and so on..."
by William Saa
Liberian peacebuiler
Co-Director everyday gandhis

This is sooo what I believe. We heal ourselves and thereby raise the vibration of ourselves, and those around us and thereby heal the world.

Thank you for bringing this organization to light.

Comment by Michael Haifleigh on January 13, 2009 at 2:24pm

Steve,
Thank you for pointing in that direction.

It's great to see work that honors the past, present, while living into a created future.

The following is a wonderful example of grace in action.

http://everydaygandhis.org/

Namaste,
(with reverence to you)
(love, integrity, wisdom, and peace)
Michael