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Peace Planet Love

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Email: info [at] peaceplanetlove.org
Address: Costa Mesa 92626
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I Speak: English
I Am: Philanthropist
Member Since: March 20, 2008
Local Time: Sat Oct 11 01:08:44

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There will be a peace march on Washington and at major government buildings around the world, in eighty countries and we need volunteers to take part. We are looking to have well over one million people in Washington alone. We are marching for peace in every sense of the word and in every sense of living. We will demonstrate to show the world that peace and love are the only things that will sustain this planet. We will ignite a great flame of passion, a call to action, to bring forth peace. In the words of Ghandi, we will be the change we want to see in the world. We look forward to uniting with all of those who will move in strength with us.

We will be the change! We will march as a collective! We will move mountains! We will change the world!! We will bring peace!

What is Peace Planet Love about? We are about creating peace in every way, it is not "anti" anything. It is PRO PEACE! It is pro human, pro environment, pro animals, pro life, pro love, pro unity. It is about raising human consciousness, evolving into the society we must become, into a world that supports all life. We address issues of peace amongst all countries, righteous government, housing, endangered species, atmosphere, plants, food and water. We acknowledge prayer and meditation (we hold no religious affiliation) to be proven methods of achieving social change and we will focus our hearts on also healing areas where it is disallowed to march/demonstrate.

PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD WILL EITHER WALK, RUN, BIKE, DRIVE/CARPOOL, BUS OR FLY...THE WAY YOU CHOOSE TO GET TO THE MARCH/DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR LOCATION SHOULD BE WHAT YOU FEEL IS BEST FOR YOU. A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE BEING INSPIRED TO WALK OR DRIVE ACROSS COUNTRY...AND THAT IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!! WE WILL SEE YOU THERE!!

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