Participate with peacemakers around the world in IIWP’s next 33-Day Worldwide Peace Prayer. The round starts on Sunday, Feb. 26th, 2012 and runs through Friday, April 6th, 2012. Check out this simple, powerful process to experiencing peace in your daily life and extending loving and blessing to the planet and all its inhabitants.<\/p>\n
Take a Small Step Each Day Toward Peace: Our theme for this round is one of IIWP’s four principles of peace: \u201cPeace is present.” <\/strong><\/p>\n “Remind yourself that you are the peace of God, that you bring peace and find the peace that is present, and that wherever there is disturbance, you find peace. You become the peace that is present<\/em>.” To participate in the upcoming Peace Prayer, click here<\/a>. The Peace Prayer is a simple, daily process of extending loving and blessing to the planet and all of its inhabitants. The prayer is based on John-Roger’s nine magic words: “I love you, God bless you, Peace, be still.”<\/p>\n The Inner Peace Process and Prayer<\/p>\n Whenever you “tune in”, see yourself, those you know and all of us from around the world standing together, regardless of time zones. See us surrounding our planet with other Peacemakers chanting…<\/p>\n “I Love You, Check inside to let go of any againstness that may be present with yourself or others. 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\n\u201cPractice using what I call the nine magic words. The first three are, “I love you.” The second three are, “God bless you.” And the third three are, “Peace, be still.” Say them silently when you are in situations of conflict or upset. These words are powerful.<\/em>\u201d
\n\t– John-Roger, D.S.S., IIWP Founder, Loving Each Day for Peacemakers<\/p>\n
\n\t– John Morton, IIWP Spiritual Director<\/p>\n
\nIn Spanish: click here<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nGod Bless You,
\nPeace, Be Still<\/em>.”<\/p>\n