A Postcard for World Peace: 136. Nganwa

Thursday, May 24, 2007

136. Nganwa

Nganwa - Washington, DC, USA

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All Blog Spots said...: Great blog, keep the good work going :); May 24, 2007 at 1:43 PM
Alberto Severino said...: thanks! :-); May 24, 2007 at 2:11 PM

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Peace is an ultimate dream that we all share. A need, some my say. An utopia for others. The meaning of peace is very personal, and variates according to each individual experience. We can talk about peace between nations, in your society, peace within your family and friends, inner peace, etc.

Send us a postcard telling us the meaning of peace for you. You can write in any language, and from the perspective you want to see it.

We would like to see how the meaning of peace variates from country to country, town to town, person to person.

You don't know what to write but still want to send us a postcard? Here some guiding lines for you:

- What comes to your mind when you think about peace?
- How to achieve peace? (in the context you want)
- Describe a moment you felt peace
- Send a message to those countries in war or severe internal conflicts like Syria, Colombia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Venezuela, etc.
- What is the connection of peace with other topics such as environment, traveling, arts, religion, human rights, etc.
- What would make you feel in peace?
- Have you been in a war? do you live in a conflict zone? Tell us your experience.

Soon we want to start organizing expositions in different countries, and later on publish some books with the postcards you have sent. Help us continuing with this dream! Help us spreading a message of peace!

*This blog is not connected to any political/religious ideology or government; peace is much more above those things.

**For protecting the privacy of our senders all the addresses will be deleted from the postcards before publishing them.

*** By sending a postcard you agree that we will publish it in our blog and eventually we might publish it in books.

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Thursday, May 24, 2007

136. Nganwa

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