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vuong on October 22, 2009 at 07:58 AM said:

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Buffalo Heart -- Cole Cameron, San Jose, CA on August 22, 2009 at 09:27 AM said:

My prayer during the Peace gathering is what stories of action will I hear about?

Here in the San Franciso Bay area of Caifornia, Native Elders are supporting Jerico House, a 180 young man home for those that have been inprison wanting a new life. The have an annual 17 mile peace walk starting across from San Quentin, stopping at Spriit Rock in Marin for the evening. You can see some of that here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEWJCVI6Fk0

Another circle of men, The ManKindProject have creted a non profit, www.InsideCircle.org, where they take their men's wknend into level 4 of folsom Prison where men will never get out, and are provided some new tools for living inside. Of the more than 10 teams inside, one incendent on the only free yard of the grounds had two gang leaders hug and silence the whole place.

I look forward to hearing many stories of action in the world so this generation experinces peace now.

aho, I have spoken, buffalo heart, www.BridgingWithYouth.org

Healinghands on August 19, 2009 at 07:37 PM said:

I am getting shivers reading the words of awe and wonder about the Peace Launch. I am here in Minnesota with a beautiful image of flags and tents and desert,and mountains with many people, young and old, holding the dream of Peace, knowing that we are at cause in our lives,and that peace may be manifested in my life time because of this magnificent effort.

Buffal Heart -- Cole Cameron, San Jose, CA on August 17, 2009 at 08:07 AM said:

It is with great sadness I am not with you today. The financial battle continues. I am with a company nearly to be funded, now in pre-production phase.

On the bright side, 50 men just completed another Rites of Passage weekend for 58 young men yesterday. See more at www.YMUW.org or some previous year pictures on my web site www.BridgingWithYouth.org. Debbie, my wife and I are healthy and in good spirit.

I look forward to hearing the stories from my local connections through FireHawk, Pele, and Shimmering Wolf and others that were able to join all of you.

I appreciate the actions being taken beyond the amazing talks held in preparation for this and all the other gatherings.

In sadness of not being there physically and joy that our spirits are there as one for peace. -- bh (& Debbie)

DancingBear on August 17, 2009 at 03:27 AM said:

Dear Loved ones,

Greatings for, WindEagle and RainbowHawk. Thank you for sharing this vision and giving us all the opportunity to follow your example.

I will not be there for the next days in New Mexico. But I will be with you in my heart. I will follow the event online and see how it grows.

Hoping to see you soon again.

Much Love and Gratitude

DancingBear, Denmark

Lightning Dove - Sue Blondell on August 1, 2009 at 11:10 AM said:

It is with great excitement that I am returning to the healing Land of Shining Stones to be with my Brothers and Sisters. This gathering, so important in this time, offers us the opportunity to gather our resources and allies and further our personal practices of peace - within and without - together. Much love to all...see you soon! Dove

DancingCoyote on July 29, 2009 at 02:19 PM said:

Greetings to WindEagle, RainbowHawk, and all the beloveds from WindTree that I journeyed with way back when that will recognize my name. My path has temporarily assigned me to Kuwait/Iraq; and from here I can tell you there is no better time than now to bring peace into our world. I am so thankful to have found you on the internet and see what great works you all are doing. It is both comforting and inspiring. Mahalo for reminding me of who I really am, and how I can help to inspire others to walk in beauty and peace. Much love <==DancingCoyote==>

SingingTree on June 10, 2009 at 03:38 AM said:

We in the UK are working hard to enable us to send an emissary plus one to represent the UK Discipline of Peace opening ceremony. Please check it out on http://firstpeace.ning.com/ Look forward to seeing as many of you as possible on the firstpeace site, communicating and sharing our experiences. My thanks to RainbowHawk and WindEagle for the excellent introduction to the Discipline of Peace in the UK in February.

Kyoko Seki on May 14, 2009 at 05:57 PM said:

I am very excited to fly from Japan, participate in the event in August, and meet everyone who yarn for the peace within and for the world. Love, Kyoko

SparrowHawk (Kevin Spitzer) on April 27, 2009 at 12:42 PM said:

I'm signed up and ready to participate! So looking forward to being with you all and being with the Mother on her beautiful apron in Abiquiu. ;-) Am excited to be getting the 'First Peace' booklet so I can use it in my 'conciliation' work which I'm launching on May 1st. My new career adventure called 'Trans-Form-Motive Reframes & Conciliator Services' will be offering 'First Peace' Conciliations as part of it's initial kickoff. You can go to www.kevinspitzer.com after May 1st to see what I'm up to. And if you like poetry please visit my poetry blog site at http://spitzersword.blogspot.com/ plus Kevin Spitzer on FaceBook. ;-) In peace, SparrowHawk

HawkEye (Anders Thomasen) on January 26, 2009 at 04:17 PM said:

Through working a little bit with the Discipline of Peace practices I have experienced how powerful those are as tools to help create peace within the Self. I welcome this movement as it is so needed in the world of today.

George Johnson - Fire Starter on January 23, 2009 at 10:43 AM said:

There is a special time and place for everything. I have a strong sense that this is the time to begin something magical and there is no better place to do it than this sacred land in New Mexico.

I look forward to being there with my entire family. I hope you will join us.

George

Dancing Wolf (Magdalene Glasgow) on January 22, 2009 at 01:49 PM said:

Peace starts from within the spirit and grows when we join together. I look forward to New Mexico and the bringing together in the new USA.

Rainbow Weaver (Jeri Thornsberry) on January 22, 2009 at 05:46 AM said:

On January 20, American began a new day -- a new time. There seems to be a stirring that is happening in many many places throughout our world. Yes, this is the time for peace.

I look forward to being with all of you in August.

RainbowHawk on January 18, 2009 at 10:15 AM said:

Welcome to each of you. For the time that we are together, your gift and contribution is very important to the beginning of this movement of the First Peace. Looking forward to a rich time together in August. Sincerely, RainbowHawk

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