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| I endorse the World March for Peace and Nonviolence October 2, 2009 – January 2, 2010 I reject every form of violence, and I agree with: 1. nuclear disarmament at a world level 2. the immediate withdrawal of invading troops from occupied territories 3. the progressive and proportionate reduction of conventional weapons 4. signing of non aggression treaties among countries, and 5. the renunciation by governments of war as a way to resolve conflicts Name………………………………………Last name…………………………………………............... Email………………………………………………………......... Phone #……………………………... Signature…………………………………………………......... Date………………………………….. I want to participate: Getting endorsements Developing an initiative or starting a project Doing promotion (sending emails, making phone calls, blogs, etc.) Attend a Seminar on the Golden Rule and transforming actions Attending events Work with the New York messengers Receiving information Other........................................................................................................................................ contact prios@rcn.com with this information to formally endorse the World March for Peace and Non violence. |
THE WORLD MARCH FOR PEACE AND NON VIOLENCE In today’s world, violence is directly or indirectly related to every issue, whether it is personal or interpersonal, social or political, economical, or about the health of the human being and the environment. We are at a point where what was no longer is, yet the face of Violence still shines its illusion on us in a last effort to remain. But some say that if Violence is the answer, then we have been asking the wrong question. Others say that whatever War can do, Peace can do much better. Yes, the events are defining the face of Peace and Non Violence as a guiding image that inspires people to ask themselves about the kind of world they want to live in, the kind of persons they want to be, and the kind of relations they wish to have with others. It is clear that Violence’s ultimate destination is death while Non-violence is a path of constant transformation, openness and a quest for immortality. No wonder this great project has been launched! The Community of Silo’s Message is a sponsor of the first March for Peace and Non Violence in History. The March will circle the planet starting in Wellington, New Zealand -on Gandhi’s day- Oct. 2, 2009, and will end at Punta de Vacas, in the Andes Mountains of South America on Jan. 2, 2010. This 90 day world tour, will pass through 90 cities, among them NYC at the end of November this year. We are receiving new endorsements daily, from other organizations, from Nobel Prize laureates, from presidents, artists, writers and musicians -but we also need your endorsement to make this proposal truly representative of humanity. The Community of The Path in NY invites you to be a part of this great show of will of a large part of Humanity and to support Peace and Non-violence from now on, something that has never been done before at a world level… And may all the Gods help us in our attempt, but most importantly, may all humanity join in this the most noble and brave of causes –because, Peace is Strength! |
