L e t t e r f r o m t h e E d i t o r
Welcome
to the second issue of OneWorld and its many messages of
peace and hope. This edition is dedicated to the January
30-April 4 "Season for Nonviolence 2004: Compassionate
Activism for Global Healing," proclaimed by the Global
New Thought Alliance in conjunction with the Gandhi Institute.
Gandhi
said that, "Evil, injustice and hatred exist only insofar
as we support them; they have no existence of their own.
Without our cooperation, unintentional or intentional, injustice
cannot continue." This is his soul-stirring call to
non-violent non-cooperation. It calls us to meet hatred
with love and urges us to live love by serving peace.
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REMOTE
VIEWING THROUGH TIME AND SPACE
Conference
Report & Interview
Remote
viewing research has proved that our ability to perceive and
influence objective reality crosses the boundaries of time and
space. Everyone can do it, except those who do not believe in
it or want to.
You
will be amazed and amused by this fascinating conference report
and in-depth interview with remote viewing pioneer Stephan Schwartz,
both tracing the key discoveries in this "science of the
psychic" over the past 30 years.
How
did remote viewers find Cleopatra’s palace and a downed
Russian plane in Zaire? What will our world look like in 2050?
And how can you tap into the "matrix" for information
in the past, present and future?
Learn how and when your psychic gifts work best and the truth
about our planet's future.
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ONCE
AND FUTURE PAST
By
Lesta Bertoia
Until
I stood on the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, I'd
assumed that other times were tapped into with the mind or with
the ethereal essence of oneself. I didn't know we could take
our bodies with us, or enter into the bodies we've occupied
at other times.
My
mother and I, sitting together in my living room, discussed
the likelihood of our having been sisters in a past life.
"In
Austria?" I was prompted to ask her, seeing in my mind
the two of us as young women in a field, at the edge of which
stood a colorfully painted ox-cart.
"Yes!"
she said. "In Austria, I think that's right. When they
had those ox-carts with the big wooden wheels, and they painted
them with so many bright colors."
"Oh
my gosh, that's what I just saw, too," I told her.
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THE
DEATH OF THE OLD AND THE BIRTH OF THE NEW
Anonymous Contributor
We are living in a period of radical purification; a critical
time of decision has arrived for everyone. The present opportunity
is so great, and the need for definite and positive action is
so demanding that, whether we like it or not, we are all faced
with a challenge. We are confronted with one of two vital choices:
either to embrace the new way of being and its intrinsic responsibilities,
or to reject them in the bold acknowledgement that we are not
concerned, or that we are unable or unprepared to make the needed
changes and sacrifices in our lives. In the very near future,
one way or another, each individual will have made a necessary
choice to affiliate with either the Islands of Light or the
caverns of darkness; there will be no grey areas. Therefore,
each member of the human family must today choose between love
and fear, wisdom and ignorance.
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GRANNY
D SPEAKS OUT
By
Doris "Granny D" Haddock
While sharing the stage a few months ago with peace activist
and film director Michael Moore ("Bowling in Columbine"),
93-year-old Doris "Granny D" Haddock gave a stirring
speech that launched her Last Wish Tour. In 1999, Granny D trudged
across America on foot and snow skis to draw attention to the
issue of campaign finance reform. She is now walking across
30 states, pulling a red wagon filled with voter registration
forms. Before the 2004 presidential election, Granny D and her
friends will visit 100,000 workplaces, primarily asking women
to register to vote and turn the tides of U.S. politics.
Walking
this little old ladyand ourselvesacross the street
to free and open democracy is the least we can do. But after
reading this speech, the activist in you may be called to do
more. If so, you’ll find at the end of her rousing speech
a PDF file, "198 Methods of Non-Violent Action," offered
by the Albert Einstein Institution.
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PORTRAIT
IN LIGHT
By
Judith Pennington
Apparently
no one saw the robed, Christ-like figure walking out of a
column of light appearing over an Arizona highway late in
the evening of Nov. 8. But two days later, when a California
woman looked at her photographs of the light and screeched,
"Oh, my God!" the news was out. This intensely bright
lightwhich lasted for 10 minutes, scrambled fighter
jets and briefly raised the government’s threat codemust
contain a message from some enlightened master. Because....well,
here he is!
Such is the story that came to me by e-mail in mid-December,
accompanied by two photographs: the first a column of light
with a figure coalescing in the bottom left; the second a
white-robed, Christ-like image in golden clouds. The source
of the e-mail was a friend of a friend of a friend.
This article is about the quest for those two answers and
how, once this journey reached its zenith, some startling
evidence suddenly showed up.
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POETS
FOR PEACE
There's
so many things going on in the world
Babies dying
Mothers crying
How much oil is one human life worth
And whatever happened to peace on earth.
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GOD'S
REAL NAME: MAY PEACE PREVAIL
Some
speak of one path,
Some of many paths, one truth.
Beliefs conflict.
Tongues wag.
Fingers point.
What is true?
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A
Poem
Closely
watched
Life seeps through our fingers
Slipping out to join the rest of the universe.
Bruce Morgan, Baton Rouge, La.
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