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Sat Bir Kaur Khalsa
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Greetings everyone. Please send me your favorite peace quote...it can be your own words or from someone else (please include who said it). I want to create a power point peace program.
Greetings everyone. Please send me your favorite peace quote...it can be your own words or from someone else (please include who said it). I want to create a power point peace program.
Greetings everyone. Please send me your favorite peace quote...it can be your own words or from someone else (please include who said it). I want to create a power point peace program.
Greetings everyone. Please send me your favorite peace quote...it can be your own words or from someone else (please include who said it). I want to create a power point peace program.
Greetings everyone. Please send me your favorite peace quote...it can be your own words or from someone else (please include who said it). I want to create a power point peace program.
Greetings everyone. Please send me your favorite peace quote...it can be your own words or from someone else (please include who said it). I want to create a power point peace program.
Greetings everyone. Please send me your favorite peace quote...it can be your own words or from someone else (please include who said it). I want to create a power point peace program.
It is time for collective action. If we continue to claim territory verses acknowledging our responsibility we will remain in a state of mental poverty. Lets come together so that we may meet the demand for training.
Haven't posted in quite awhile. Some of us made it to Rhode Island this July and are now certified. We can meet this Sunday, July 26 at my home about 2pm to hear about the training, talk about upcoming Family Fun(d)raiser, etc. Just email me for m...
Hi everyone,
I sing with the Tucson Masterworks Chorale. This is an open (no auditions needed) community chorale that has been in Tucson for 59 years.
Tomorrow, Sat. May 9 at 3pm
at Catalina UMC, 2700 E. Speedway Blvd. in the main sanctuary
we wil...
Quote for today:
What does speaking precisely mean? You are consciously communicating with another person, at that person's frequency, not at yours. Remember that you never speak for yourself, you always speak for somebody else.
The Teachings of Y...
I guess I should clarify, today, is Friday, May 1...call if you want to come over and join us.
home: 690-5715
cell: 444-3178
and I will give you directions.
Some of the youth crew are coming over to my home later this afternoon to swim and hang out. If you want to join us, give me a call:
home: 690-5715
cell: 444-3178
and I will give you directions.
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Quote for the Day
Gratefulness will make you great.
The Teachings of Yogi Bhajan, June 27, 1984
The Teachings of Yogi Bhajan, June 27, 1984
Posted on April 12, 2009 at 10:54pm —
Peace Walk Tucson 2009
Peace Walk Tucson 2009
The Jewish-Muslim Peace Walk (this year we started at a Jewish site and ended at a Muslim one) was attended by about 250 people (with lots of children as well). The cooler overcast weather was great for us.
We started with opening ceremonies, proclamations, prayers and some ritual
use of water (that was the theme this year) at Congregation Or Chadash.
There were plenty of snacks to enjoy as well.
Then we walked to Tucson Hebrew Academy for songs and some dance in alarge… Continue
The Jewish-Muslim Peace Walk (this year we started at a Jewish site and ended at a Muslim one) was attended by about 250 people (with lots of children as well). The cooler overcast weather was great for us.
We started with opening ceremonies, proclamations, prayers and some ritual
use of water (that was the theme this year) at Congregation Or Chadash.
There were plenty of snacks to enjoy as well.
Then we walked to Tucson Hebrew Academy for songs and some dance in alarge… Continue
Posted on March 19, 2009 at 1:55am —
Awesome meeting Monday March 2, 2009
Hello Beloved Community,
The meeting Monday drew more adults, but even more teens to join the Nonviolence Legacy Project Planning Coalition. This is good as some of the coalition members are nonprofits swamped with budget cuts and layoffs, therefore increased workloads to keep their main nonprofits sustained. They are still very much with us, but may have to hang back and miss meetings for awhile.
One of the responsibilities I responded to is Fiscal Matters (budgets, fundraising, etc.). Wow, ne… Continue
The meeting Monday drew more adults, but even more teens to join the Nonviolence Legacy Project Planning Coalition. This is good as some of the coalition members are nonprofits swamped with budget cuts and layoffs, therefore increased workloads to keep their main nonprofits sustained. They are still very much with us, but may have to hang back and miss meetings for awhile.
One of the responsibilities I responded to is Fiscal Matters (budgets, fundraising, etc.). Wow, ne… Continue
Posted on March 4, 2009 at 5:56pm — 1 Comment
Community Conversations
Hello Beloved Community,
We had a small gathering, lots of delicious food, and meaningful conversation. We started out with Viveka (the hispanic, vedantic, catholic jew) sharing some of his insights. He also had one of the teens from his family (Josue) read something he wrote recently. Josue reminded us about Cesar Chavez' contributions to nonviolence and the Beloved Community. Some people had questions about Vedanta as they didn't know much about it. So we all learned more.
Then Rabbi Shafir… Continue
We had a small gathering, lots of delicious food, and meaningful conversation. We started out with Viveka (the hispanic, vedantic, catholic jew) sharing some of his insights. He also had one of the teens from his family (Josue) read something he wrote recently. Josue reminded us about Cesar Chavez' contributions to nonviolence and the Beloved Community. Some people had questions about Vedanta as they didn't know much about it. So we all learned more.
Then Rabbi Shafir… Continue
Posted on March 2, 2009 at 1:59am —
Dr. King on the Beloved Community from the King Center website
Welcome to The Beloved Community
THE BELOVED COMMUNITY OF
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
“The Beloved Community” is a term that was first coined in the early days of the 20th century by the philosopher-theologian Josiah Royce, who founded the Fellowship of Reconciliation. However, it was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., also a member of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, who popularized the term and invested it with a deeper meaning which has captured the imagination of people of good will all over the wo… Continue
THE BELOVED COMMUNITY OF
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
“The Beloved Community” is a term that was first coined in the early days of the 20th century by the philosopher-theologian Josiah Royce, who founded the Fellowship of Reconciliation. However, it was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., also a member of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, who popularized the term and invested it with a deeper meaning which has captured the imagination of people of good will all over the wo… Continue
Posted on February 25, 2009 at 12:54am —
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 5:31pm on March 4, 2009,
Manuel said… - Yes, me too!
- At 5:24pm on March 4, 2009,
Manuel said…
- Hi, thank you. I think we may have met at Skrappy's art auction in december. Nice to hear from you!
- At 1:54pm on February 26, 2009,
Margaret Palmer said… - Awesome!!
- At 12:32am on February 25, 2009,
Margaret Palmer said…
- I was putting the Community Conversations on the events calendar on the main page just now!, go look and tell me what you think!
- At 3:13pm on February 24, 2009,
Margaret Palmer said…
- Hi Sat Bir!! I have a good picture of you on my page, I hope you don't mind!
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The Gathering’s Mission
The mission of The Gathering is to build an Intergenerational, movement, rooted in history, cultures and non-violent direct action to heal communities, build collective strength and generate an environment of hope and opportunity.
Civil rights and social justice organizations have come to understand that collective action on a national basis is required to stop child incarceration and challenge the immoral process which perpetuates an unjust justice system. These groups are working under extremely difficult circumstances and many of them with little or no resources. The Gathering is a national movement that creates a coordinated space to 1) fortify relationships between regional groups, 2) support local endeavors and 3) enhance the ongoing organizing of non-violent direct action training. Central to its mission is strengthening our moral environment.
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"The Gathering" is a project of Tides Center 501c3
Civil rights and social justice organizations have come to understand that collective action on a national basis is required to stop child incarceration and challenge the immoral process which perpetuates an unjust justice system. These groups are working under extremely difficult circumstances and many of them with little or no resources. The Gathering is a national movement that creates a coordinated space to 1) fortify relationships between regional groups, 2) support local endeavors and 3) enhance the ongoing organizing of non-violent direct action training. Central to its mission is strengthening our moral environment.
- “a project of tides center” -
"The Gathering" is a project of Tides Center 501c3
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