CE-5 Global Peace Meditation

 

This information was emailed to me by volunteers who work with Dr. Steven Greer. This Saturday, September 7, plan to go out anytime between 9 p.m and midnight in your time zone (there is no specific time as people may need flexibility) with a group of friends, an existing CE-5 group, or on your own to form a continuous light around the world reaching out in Universal Peace. Two of my prior posts on this subject are here, and here. 

So, why tomorrow? Because there will be tens of thousands of people doing this across the globe on the same day. This is a group effort. To make a change, we need to do it together. If you're not at all familiar with the CE-5 protocol, don't worry about it. Simply follow this → https://ce5-protocol.com/ It's really easy. Anyone can do it.

An opportunity to meditate with others across the globe doesn't come by everyday. You don't have to be a powerful lobbyist or a politician. a genius or a rocket scientist to do this. All you need is a pure heart. So join me and tens of thousands of people from around the world, and let's do this together to shift the universe towards peace. (photo credit: Peace Media for Future)

 

It takes a day to make a friend 

I'm getting ready to go to Dublin soon to do research for a new book. So, my life has been a bit hectic for the past month as I try to get some things out of the way, leaving me little time for social media and blogging. My mom used to be my travel buddy because we got along well on trips, but since she passed away, I travel on my own, and meet people along the way. (Photo credit: Diogo Palhais)

It's hard to keep in touch with those who live abroad. In my lifetime, I have met hundreds of people all over the world. Good-hearted people, fun to hangout with. But at the end of the day, you know that once you leave the country, life kicks in, and you lose touch. Except that once in a while, there comes a person you befriend for a day or two, and you may not talk for years, but you may still reconnect. That happened to me in Hong Kong when I met my friend Dominika. (photo credit: Robert Anasch)

 

We met on a tour with Danny. I wasn't sure if she would even remember me because it has been six years since we last spoke. She lives in London, not too far away from Dublin. She told me long ago that if I ever wanted to travel again, to let her know. So, I texted her, and to my surprise she not only remembered me, but she wanted to meet up for two days. We're both really excited to hangout again. (photo credit: Michal Pokorny)

 

We already made plans for what we're going to do on the first day when we meet. I know that it's just two days, but still...Obviously, I'll be in Dublin for longer than two days. I don't think I'll be doing all the touristy stuff. My main goal is to learn about the Dubliners, their city, and their culture, and to figure out the logistic of where everything is located. It should be an interesting trip. (photo credit: Karsten Winegeart) 

(Photo Credit: Valerie)