Five days ago, 26 people were shot dead
in an elementary school in the USA. 20 of them were children between the
ages of 5 and 6 years old. On that same day in China, a knife-wielding
man stabbed 22 children and 1 adult outside of a primary school.
Yesterday, 10 young girls were blown up by a land mine in Afghanistan
and today, December 18, 2012, five women immunizing children against
polio in Pakistan were shot dead. And these are the ones the news
covered. How many didn’t we hear about?
Emmanuel Jal’s message, WE WANT PEACE couldn’t
be more relevant!
Our world is desperate for Peace.
The greatest lie of all is that we are
separate from each other and therefore powerless to affect change.
Emmanuel Jal is a living example of the power of one to rally the many
and in doing so, transform fear into power and generate peace in this
world.
On January 14th,
2013, at 11:00am PST on peaceworldradio.com I will be speaking
with Emmanuel Jal, musician, author, actor and peace activist. His
message is one of Peace.
If you are able to listen to us during
our show time, wonderful, but if you can’t, be with us by being the
message: WE WANT PEACE! Wherever you are in the world, clap it,
tap it, dance it, drum it, shout it, sing it, text it, write about it,
Tweet it, Facebook and You Tube it, even Flash mob it but whatever you
do, and in whichever way you choose, BE PEACE!
Share with us on Facebook what you’re
doing and connect with all the others around the world who are stepping
up for Peace.
On this day, and every day, let the
collective voice of Humanity send a message out to every person in a
position of global or local power, to every person who is about to
abuse, wound or kill a child, to every person who is about to harm
another through thought, word or action, hear our call: WE WANT PEACE!
PLEASE, send this out to all your social
media connections and to everyone on your emailing list. Ask them to
forward it so that we create an energetic and global shift of
consciousness to one of Peace.
WE WANT PEACE!
Kristina Jansz
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