Peace Pole Creation by Drawing & other innovative ways

September 21^st is the UN declared INTERNATIONAL DAY of PEACE

This year it is MONDAY 21st

I sent out information in the past month about a Peace Pole Creation initiative by Elena Becu, a colleague from Uruguay. See previous posts in my blog.

I've also sent to individuals, a paper Peace Pole pattern whereby you could make your own, even without wood, metal, plastic or whatever.

My thought was that there are other ways to honour this Peace Pole creation. If you choose to have a go, please take a photo and send to jennyfunston@gmail.com

What is a peace pole?

A Pole of Peace is an international symbol, of the dreams and hopes of all humanity, in silent prayer for peace on Earth. Each Pole has the message: “May peace prevail on earth” or “Peace prevails on earth” usually written in several languages.

This year, 2020, our unusual COVID one, accompany thousands of people in the world who on this day celebrate Peace as something already created, possible, necessary.

Add your energy to the planet, in this immense network of interconnected antennas of peace. 

Be sure to add MAY PEACE PREVAIL ON EARTH at least once in English, and other languages too if you wish.

1. Draw a picture of a Peace Pole (make it colourful) and place it in a street facing window of your home.

2. Draw a picture of a Peace Pole, laminate or place in a plastic envelope and place at your letterbox or on your fence.

3. Grab a garden stake, or whatever, use permanent coloured pens or paint, to place 'May Peace Prevail on Earth' on it and use it in your front garden.

4. Create YOUR OWN WAY to show the world your connection to peace manifestation using the international message, MPPOE.

   Jenny Funston: Peace Rep of 'May peace prevail on earth International'.

   
   Creative art to spread the universal peace message MAY PEACE PREVAIL ON EARTH
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   Primary School aged children created three sides of this peace pole
   
   
   A stencil was used to place this message on one side
   
    
   
   Tasmania: Little Swanport with Indigenous language
   
   
   Closest interpretation to May peace prevail on earth with Peace Bear receiving the beautiful energy
   

CREATE A PAPER PEACE POLE!

It's really easy.

 

 Peace poles can be infinitely created: use your imagination, join the WAVES of PEACE initiative for International Day of Peace 21st September 2020.

In this time of COVID-19, YOU CAN STILL BE PRO-ACTIVE IN FLOWING YOUR ENERGY TO THE PLANET and all that EXISTS UPON IT.

Geelong Botanic Gardens

  Joh

Tasmania Little Swanport

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