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About
the Network
We are creating a
World-wide network of WORLD PEACE GARDENS.
Our aim is that everybody
can create or have access to) an area of peace and tranquillity
enabling contemplation on the beauty of our Earth and of the ideals
of living in harmony with nature and with our local community.
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The
World Peace Garden
at Chalice Well, Somerset
England 2002 |
You can join
us in this consciousnessraising network of gardens simply
by declaring that your own garden, patio, balcony, or (by requesting
to the relevant authoirities) your local public park or garden
be made into a WORLD PEACE GARDEN. Each garden can then connect
into
this
worldwide
network
website
to meet people of all ages, exchange ideas, recipes, stories and
legends.
In Britain and around
the world, there is a diversity of gardens and parklands, full of
beauty and originality. However many overcrowded urbanities have
an increasing need for quiet, safe and natural
surroundings in which to retreat from stress of work and daily life.
Contact
us now to make your own personal contribution to
this worldwide network and declare your own garden or local public
park a WORLD PEACE GARDEN.
We can provide our laminated LOGO ("Hands
in Greeting")
for you to fix to the Garden entrance. This will not only show
your intentions to others thereby encouraging a wider participation
in
World Peace, but will also be your contribution to healing yourself,
and to healing the planet!
(We are also currently
developing a ceramic version of our Logo.
Our first World Peace
Garden with permaculture surroundings was inaugurated at the Glencree
Centre for Reconciliation and Peace, Wicklow Mountains near Dublin,
Ireland in May 2000. Others include The Robert Hart Forest Garden
at Rushbury near Church-Stretton England and the productive woodland
gardens surrounding the Tulsi Trust, Holistic Hospital and School,
Kapsi, Chattisgar, India.
To join
our growing network of gardens orif you wish to simply be a part
of this movement for World Peace, please contact
our Initiator:
Read
about Permacultural Principles for World Peace Gardens >>>
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