2 Billion Voices for Peace

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M. Towers
added: 2 Feb 2007 approx age: 32 from: Ferntree Gully, Australia
Tracy Jenkins
added: 2 Feb 2007 approx age: 45 from: Monbulk, Australia
I would like to say that it is a fabulous thing that is happening here. It warms my heart that this kind of thing exists in this world. Thankyou Richard for doing this. xx
Mimi Loois
added: 1 Feb 2007 approx age: 36 from: Geelong, Australia
Zoe Batten
added: 14 Jan 2007 approx age: 30 from: Melbourne, Australia
Stephanie Clark
added: 15 Dec 2006 approx age: 20 from: Benalla, Australia
Maurice White
added: 2 Dec 2006 approx age: 79 from: Knox, Australia
We are connected to People for Peace and Supertooth and Good Food Friends community projects and combine with 2bvp to develop the Peace Cities Project.
Greg Charles
added: 8 Nov 2006 approx age: 47 from: Melbourne, Australia
To have peace in the world we must have peace within ourselves.
Gaia
added: 4 Nov 2006 approx age: 41 from: Canungra, Australia
When we choose to raise our energy, to live in Peace and express Peace,we actively create Peace for ourselves and for All others. Love & Blessings to All.
Arther
added: 2 Nov 2006 approx age: 46 from: Melbourne, Australia
My peace prevail on this earth
Paul Joosten
added: 18 Oct 2006 approx age: 49 from: Brisbane, Australia
Dr Maurice White
added: 15 Oct 2006 approx age: 79 from: Wantirna South, Australia
Community commitment to the Culture of Peace, goodwill, tolerance, peace values, safety and freedom
Laura McWilliams
added: 19 Sep 2006 approx age: 21 from: Melbourne, Australia
peace means harmony. john lennon was one of the worlds most outstanding peace activists, R.I.P.
Erin Gleeson
added: 6 Sep 2006 approx age: 25 from: Wollongong, Australia
Michael Franti- You can bomb the world into pieces, but you can't bomb it into peace.
Samantha Anna Petersen
added: 1 Sep 2006 approx age: 28 from: Melburne, Australia
I think we must always have an open mind about anything and love everyone and everything no matter how hard it is. Why are we here but to love and learn about others and ourselves. Love Samantha (: Thank you for this web site.
Eileen L'olive
added: 11 Aug 2006 approx age: 54 from: London, Australia
Peter Strunz
added: 28 Jul 2006 approx age: 60 from: Boronia, Victoria, Australia
How can we have peace if people are not taught to respect one anothers cultures and religions? And don't forget, politicians cause war, not individuals.
Frits van Scheepen
added: 27 Jul 2006 approx age: 71 from: Upper Ferntree Gully, Australia
Peace among all nations and people regardless of race, religion, and gender has to be the most important goal humanity should strive for, if it wants to survive as a species.
Eva Anderberg
added: 8 Jul 2006 approx age: 53 from: Perth, Australia
Peace means we can express our innate goodness.
Paul Polmeer
added: 7 Jun 2006 approx age: 43 from: Canberra, Australia
Cathy Foster
added: 27 May 2006 approx age: 60 from: Monbulk, Australia
Peace in the family, peace in the neighbourhood, peace in the suburb, peace in the city, peace in the nation, peace in the world. What an idea!
Chris Emmerson
added: 21 May 2006 from: Melbourne, Australia
It just stands to reason...peace has got to be better than war, everytime.
Cathy
added: 19 May 2006 approx age: 60 from: Melbourne, Australia
People living together without prejudice and accepting others as they are. Allowing other people to go about their daily lives without hinderance.
William Peterman
added: 6 May 2006 approx age: 67 from: Brisbane, Australia
The ability of all countries to assist each other in humanitarian ways
Peter Atkins
added: 22 Apr 2006 approx age: 56 from: Canberra, Australia
may all people make an important contribution to achieving peace in their life time
Will Atkins Brown
added: 22 Apr 2006 approx age: 17 from: Melbourne, Australia
peace now! is what my dad said in the 60s and I still think it's true
Von
added: 22 Apr 2006 approx age: 52 from: Cranbourne, Australia
Peace is the meeting of strangers,each overlooking strange haircuts and funny ways of walking or talking.Yet each person easily gives of their precious time to talk and share.No judgements.No threats.No pressure.Thankyou-It was my pleasure to meet you.
Susan Woods
added: 7 Apr 2006 approx age: 65 from: Korumburra, Australia
How can a history of war and fighting be sanctioned? Such a waste of lives! Can we not agree to disagree and move on? It really shocks me that thru out history, war has always been accepted. Stop Please!!!!!
Fiona Trembath Grimes
added: 3 Apr 2006 approx age: 53 from: Wattle Glen, Australia
Peace, I believe, starts within our families. If we engender peace and respect at home base, this will then echo in our children's lives, our grandchildren's lives... ad infinitum. Who know where the ripple ends?
Bradley Gray
added: 28 Mar 2006 approx age: 37 from: Melbourne, Australia
I'm quified in reiki and massage Peace to me, means all people living together, without judgement of any kind, helping and loving one and other without any expections.
Yvette Sperling
added: 21 Feb 2006 approx age: 41 from: Echuca, Australia
As a mother, I wish my children to be raised with Peace in their Hearts, and Love in their Lives.
Jennie Vaughan
added: 12 Feb 2006 approx age: 53 from: Noosa, Australia
All we are saying is... Give peace a chance
Madeleine Mitchell
added: 7 Feb 2006 approx age: 54 from: Torquay, Australia
To make peace one must find the problem first and then help fix it,peace will not knock on your door! peace is not about silence, but taking a stand and making some noise about it!!
Jenny Roberts
added: 5 Feb 2006 approx age: 54 from: Melbourne, Australia
Mandy
added: 3 Feb 2006 approx age: 49 from: Melbourne, Australia
Robyn Bull
added: 2 Feb 2006 approx age: 48 from: Bendigo, Australia
Peace to me is based on Ghandi's saying - You must be the change you wish to see in the world... how can one not feel peace when one is accountable...
Maxine Stone
added: 2 Feb 2006 approx age: 67 from: Echuca, Australia
Peace is everything
Stewart Coombes
added: 2 Feb 2006 approx age: 65 from: Echuca, Australia
Make friends where ever you go and life will be a fantastic journey
Lisa Green
added: 1 Feb 2006 approx age: 47 from: Melbourne, Australia
Sharon Rae
added: 1 Feb 2006 approx age: 59 from: Melbourne, Australia
Janet Langlois
added: 29 Jan 2006 approx age: 53 from: Melbourne, Australia
Alexis Romero
added: 17 Jan 2006 approx age: 30 from: Surrey Hills, Australia
Rod
added: 4 Jan 2006 approx age: 55 from: Portarlington, Australia
My aim is to help where ever i can to get the Bali Peace Park up and going so people can go there and have there own peace in what ever way they want it to be.
Kerry McCarthy
added: 22 Dec 2005 approx age: 65 from: Brisbane, Australia
May Peace Prevail on Earth Peace to all beings everywhere
Katrina Binger
added: 18 Dec 2005 approx age: 30 from: Melbourne, Australia
Josh Andrea
added: 16 Dec 2005 approx age: 34 from: Brunswick, Australia
I am a musician who loves to entertain people of all backgrounds. I am a musician who is a musician because it is universal language. Peace is a thing too often taken for granted and should be cherished
Kerryn Lee
added: 12 Dec 2005 approx age: 43 from: Hillside, Australia
Hawalul
added: 12 Nov 2005 from: Melbourne, Australia
Thalia
added: 30 Oct 2005 approx age: 26 from: Brisbane, Australia
I believe that the world needs to live in harmony and that in order to do so we must all come together to reach pacifist solutions.
Ray Caves
added: 29 Oct 2005 approx age: 48 from: Newcastle, Australia
Now is the time we as people of the world stood together for the future of the planet and its people
Don Havelberg
added: 26 Oct 2005 approx age: 46 from: Melbourne, Australia

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