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Thank you.
Thank you for encouraging me to write more. The main road-block to Peace is within each of us. I include myself because I am not above anyone. It is how deeply we accept others and project our compassion, understanding and love of ourselves unto them. For example, if you are a mom of a soldier gone to war, project the understanding,the pride, the love, the fear you have for your own son on the mothers who are in the culture on the other side of the war. Understand war is not about good versus evil, but more about evil controlling good. This is not an easy task and unfortunately does not come natural . It will take focus and effort on the part of each of us to become "one people".
WORDS OF PEACE
Shundahai is the Native American Shoshone word for "peace". Shundahai translated is "Peace & harmony with all creation". The Shoshone just celebrated their Sacred Peace Walk in Aprilof 2010. A moving write up from a participant is linked below. Also,you may have heard of Sacagawea. She is a historically famous Shoshone woman who traveled with Lewis & Clark. The modern day singer , Taboo, from the Black Eyed Peas has both Shoshone and Mexican ancestry. You can purchase a "Shundahai" T- shirtfrom PeaceInAnyLanguage.com
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New Day
Welcome to our Blog, I am Kimberly Procko. My husband and I created Peace In Any language .com. Looking through the translations of "peace" for our website, I felt an overwhelming sense of unity with all people. Not that I didn't already know that other languages would have a word for "peace" or feel love and admiration for all peoples, but seeing it in black and white before me, in pages and pages of languages, raised a new level of consciousness. The translations sounded beautiful when spoken. My husband and I hope to share that experience with others. We are all one human family.
