2 Billion Voices for Peace

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Mirna Escobar
added: 26 Sep 2004 approx age: 53 from: Hobart, Australia
Yvonne Caval
added: 26 Sep 2004 approx age: 42 from: Melbourne, Australia
Mark James Webster
added: 25 Sep 2004 approx age: 51 from: East Gippsland, Australia
Rachel
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 41 from: Gellatly, Australia
I have a sixteen month old son and another child due in April 2005. Peace to me is a state where I can feel secure for my children and allow them to have a happy, safe, childhood.
Sherrie
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 41 from: Melbourne, Australia
Daniela
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 37 from: Melbourne, Australia
Michael Azzi
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 51 from: Melbourne, Australia
marielle Lahausse
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 36 from: Melbourne, Australia
Luisa Ragusa
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 43 from: Melbourne, Australia
Nathan Kincaid
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 36 from: Melbourne, Australia
No more religion, no more wars
Sarah Gilmour
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 36 from: Melbourne, Australia
Dean Hickford
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 29 from: Melbourne, Australia
Rose Flynn
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 34 from: Melbourne, Australia
Claire Atley
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 35 from: St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia
Sarah Wilkinson
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 42 from: Melbourne, Australia
Toncie Wells
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 38 from: Brisbane, Australia
peace is to be free of judgement ,so total peace for a human is impossible . not to attempt enforcing our will over others ,or, directly or indirectly supporting those who do, would be a good start
Julie Turnbull
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 50 from: Melbourne, Australia
Karin Arancibia
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 34 from: Melbourne, Australia
John Flower
added: 23 Sep 2004 approx age: 47 from: Melbourne, Australia
Excellent idea - lets all spread the word.
Natascha Fareed
added: 12 Sep 2004 from: Melbourne, Australia
Alison Ames
added: 12 Sep 2004 approx age: 50 from: Melbourne, Australia
Patricia Bodsworth
added: 8 Sep 2004 approx age: 67 from: Melbourne, Australia
Natalie Janyshyn
added: 7 Sep 2004 approx age: 38 from: Melbourne, Australia
Peace - a world of acceptance, tolerance and respect, respect for ourselves and each other.
Elvira Griffith
added: 7 Sep 2004 approx age: 34 from: Melbourne, Australia
Kath Turner-Craig
added: 6 Sep 2004 approx age: 62 from: Melbourne, Australia
Helen Bolton
added: 5 Sep 2004 approx age: 51 from: Geelong, Australia
Daniel Tusia
added: 1 Sep 2004 approx age: 33 from: Melbourne, Australia
I help people understand themselves so that they might understand others, to improve their life and the lives of others. Feel free to check out www.paragon3.com.au
Sandra Di Giantomasso
added: 1 Sep 2004 approx age: 42 from: Melbourne, Australia
In the words of the Dalai Lama "If we ourselves remain always angry and then sing world peace, it has little meaning. So first our individual self must learn peace. This we can practice. Then we can teach the rest of the world." Dalai Lama
Tania Reid
added: 30 Aug 2004 approx age: 42 from: Melbourne, Australia
Claire Jones
added: 30 Aug 2004 approx age: 41 from: Melbourne, Australia
I am a Social Worker pleading with the community to take a stand against the abuse of our world and its people.
T.Fallon
added: 29 Aug 2004 approx age: 75 from: Bendigo, Australia
Simone Parnell
added: 29 Aug 2004 approx age: 36 from: Tamborine, Australia
Michelle Bryan
added: 29 Aug 2004 approx age: 42 from: Miami, Australia
We may feel that we can do nthing but if we start making a diffrence in our own lives-lookng out for our neighbor-things will change.Ever heard of the 100 monkey syndrome?We hve the abilty to effect positve change-we jst need to mke the decison to do so.
Heather Bienefelt
added: 24 Aug 2004 approx age: 47 from: Melbourne, Australia
Greg Behrendorff
added: 7 Aug 2004 approx age: 42 from: Melbourne, Australia
Eva Hocking
added: 10 Jul 2004 approx age: 67 from: Melbourne, Australia
Cassandra McQueen
added: 21 Jun 2004 approx age: 50 from: Corio, Australia
I see world peace as a way to promote love and harmony and healing. Let's end war and start to solve poverty and famine.
Sarah Hallam
added: 12 Jun 2004 approx age: 33 from: Melbourne, Vic, Australia
world peace is needed for mankind
David Skoda
added: 8 Jun 2004 approx age: 37 from: Melbourne, Australia
Peace can be tought but like a link in a chain it can be broken, peace cannot be bought with money or governments, peace to oneself is from birth this is what has to be recognized for the world to sovergein peace
Neville Bayley
added: 20 May 2004 approx age: 60 from: Melbourne, Australia
P Leneghan
added: 8 May 2004 approx age: 59 from: Melbourne, Australia
Kristine Lorraine Frost
added: 22 Apr 2004 approx age: 27 from: Melbourne Victoria, Australia
Daniella Vedelago
added: 22 Apr 2004 approx age: 29 from: Brisbane, Australia
Alarico De Sena
added: 16 Apr 2004 approx age: 49 from: Melbourne, Australia
Ron Reynolds
added: 14 Apr 2004 approx age: 65 from: Melbourne, Australia
Michael Mardel
added: 11 Apr 2004 approx age: 63 from: Healesville, Australia
Claire Kelly
added: 20 Mar 2004 approx age: 38 from: Melbourne, Australia
Mark Harrison
added: 15 Mar 2004 approx age: 28 from: Melbourne, Australia
If there are more people like Richard goode out there, then the world's on the right track. Richard hope you get well soon!!
Lyndall Scott
added: 7 Mar 2004 approx age: 66 from: Hobart, Australia
My son, Andrew, is a member. I share the organisation's vision for peace and remain committed to the notion that individuals working together can make a difference.
Cherry Matthews
added: 24 Feb 2004 approx age: 61 from: Canberra, Australia

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