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Part 3, Pause the World for Hope 2023 · Good News To Go: Peace, Love & HOPE

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Welcome to Pause the World for Peace, our September twenty first annual celebration in
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Times Square in New York and throughout the world. We created a three part
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series, Pause the World for Peace, Pause the World for Lowe, and
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Pause the World for Hope, each or two hours long. It is a
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great live Soldier events. Today you will see part three, Pause the World
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for Hope, then Pause the World for Peace. Part one. We heard
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from Reverend Paul Slatkis All Fates and Spiritual, the host and the founder,
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Ringo Star, un Peace Messenger and musician, Seven Star Sisters, Seven Actions
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for Peace. Pastor Gilbert Van Rose, New York City Executive Director, Faith
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Based and Community Partnerships. Mayor Eric Adams, Mayor of New York City.
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Michael Douglas, UN Peace Messenger, actor and humanitarian Charles Sullivan, world renowned
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producer and producer of Michael Jackson Victory to A Genie producer of W. Jackson
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Video from China, Heal the World W. Jackson, Michael Jackson's performance artist
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from the Great Wall in China. Mary Anne Williamson, Peace Advocate, US
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presidential candidate twenty twenty four, oh Michelle Pascal, the Medicine Boys, along
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with Myron McKinley and the Earth, Wind and Fire musicians Julianna Clinker meditation in
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English and Spanish, doctor Jane Goodwall, un Peace Messenger, animal rights advocate,
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Leonardo DiCaprio, Peace Messenger, acting humanitarian, Peter Yarrow piece activist musician
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renown for Peter, Paul and Mary Jesse Colin, Young peace activist musician from
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the Young Works, and a special trailer from our upcoming movie Woodstock Forever,
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Peace, Love and Hope. Then from part two, you need to go
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back and watch these if you have. Then in part two cause the Will
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for Love, we heard from Reverend Paul Slakis Well Faith and Spirituals and Rothberg
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the Comedy Cures Foundations as a podcast for cancer, a y Young, founder
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of the Battie Tour and Project seventeen, the un Youth Leader and sd g's
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World Champion, Rita Hayworth, a performance artist Quinn Limley. Then we have
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Marvin Gabe with more performance artists Douglas Cortez, Gina Musa and aunt Etcher,
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Ralph Carrey, Russ, Davis, Chrissy b Madonna and Bruce Stephen Foster joined
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in. Then we close the show with Georgia Flmonti wilvern Allen entertainer. Today
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in part three, Pause the World for Hope. We will here from Russian
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Youthennian pianists and hope and pray that peace comes to that area in the world
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and the Middle East and the streets, schools and everywhere where there is violence.
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We have performing Katia Greneva, She's a peace activist renowned Carnegie Hall performed
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Michelle Bouche of the Uskers Peace Performer Carnegie Hall does the Gershwin Competition. Other
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performance are Heck Angry, Elephant Uncut, Protect Your Heart, Let's Lead,
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Jill Music Showcase and Chris and Teque also Let's Disrupt Digital Music Showcase. Doctor
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Joseph Michael Levy, Global Visionary for Peace, author and founder of neuro Effectivity
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Advanced Medicine. Tammy Scarlett Executive Directive, You Unify, Robert Grant from Orion,
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Dina Draglia, HS four A, w AA S N Bowlders, Unit
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of Earth, Oprah Winfrey, Peace Activist Producers Series Unbelief Coach, Doctor Deepak
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Choper, peace activist, Paul McCartney from Peace One Day and Entertainers, Dion
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Warwick peace activists and post of art wiks Dot Forever, Peace, Love and
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Hope movie, Jonathan grand Or As of Import the Security Institute, David Gersham,
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Peace on Earth game ems, Sary Lapoche from Nicole Sister, Janet Brahm
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to Maris, Doctor Joe Dispenser Walked for the World, Free Your Voice.
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Then performance artist Elvis Presley, Ralph Carry, Madonna, Chrissy Bean, Madonna,
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Den Fee, Lester's Rough Digital Music Showcase, Lorie Wislin, Peace Parriots,
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Chip Shelton and Peace Time and Sarocas Band, Peace Messengers, Indigo Twins
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Singer a dancer, Songwriters, Beyond the Agency, Refugee movie, Using the
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Sea for Escape, Ocean's Emergency, Currents of Hope, Prince Albert Second at
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Monaco, David Lynch Foundation, Transidental Meditation in schools, Harlem Globetritters, Cheer
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Programming schools, Lee Harrison and Mackenzie Brook, Social media superstars, Chucky Armstrong
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Junior from Munderan a Operation Warrior, Shield Service, Rotary Internationalist matts Ingermanson,
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Bruce Stephen Foster, America Solucci. Then some of the founders of Peace Day
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Events, Reverend Susanna Bastaari, Vigil for International Day of Peace, James Cannings,
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co founder of Vigil of the International Day of Peace, Rick Opick,
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Leave the World, Andrew Kane, Planet Hearts, Animal World Peace Birthday Celebration,
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Robert Frenza, Uga Planet founder, Chandri and Gary Barrett an The Modules
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Barrett Foundation, Russell Daisy, Peace Activists, musician, Happy People, Happy
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Planet co founder, doctor Judy Kurryhansky Peace Activists, Professor, radio and TV
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personality Happy People, Happy Planet co founder, Suzanne Universal Peace Day, Barry
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Blueber, Universal Peace State, Leah Lulongo peace activist, musician, Peterboroughhinit Peace
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Lights. Then we share recognition for public service leaders New York State Senator John
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C. Lou New York State Controller Thomas P. D Anapoli, New York
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State Assembly Member, Linda Rosenthalpe New York City Mayor Adams, New York City
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Executive, Faith Based and Community Partnership Pastor gil Monrose, Manhattan Borough President Mark
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Levine, New York City Council Member Gale Brewer. Then back to the Messenger
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for Peace Stevie Wonder, un Messenger of Peace, Shakira Ambassador for uniseev Michelle
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Pascal performing one song and then they closed the series with a trailer from her
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upcoming movie Woodstock Forever, Peace, Love, and Hope, the movie that
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we started in nineteen eighty nine for the twentieth anniversary of Woodstock with Richie Havens
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and closed with Jima Sultan, Peace Activists, Jimmy Hendrix Woodstock drummer. Wow.
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Enjoy every moment and please watch the whole series and pay it forward in
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peace. Thank you. Okay, all right? Next, this woman sells
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out. Cornegie Hall has a Christmas show, Holiday show. When is it
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December twenty seventh. Katya Gnita is gonna take the ivories, hit it,
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go on. Let's say go for it. Thank you, Paul. I'm
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going to play Chopin's fantasy impromptu and the famous song I'm Always Chasing Rainbows came
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from this piece, so you will hear it in the middle. Thank you,
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Katya. Wow, I do do do do look don't do things.
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Mhm h m I do you? Thank you so much? Okay, Michael
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Michael, Michael Michael. All right. The peace pirates have gotten here also,
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so you're gonna see some Michael Kumana please right, we're up against time.
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Say something my friend. Hi, everyone, Hello New York. Hello
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Daffie Stage. It's my pleasure to be here as an artistic director of George
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Gershwin Music Competition. I just want to say that Gage, George advocated for
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peace and love of all people, of all religious racists and walks of life.
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That's what we're celebrating today for the International Peace Day. I'm gonna play
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a piece by the Great George Gershwin, the Mine I Love Enjoy It.
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Why when does that kurs Win Awards in New York? Every two yards great
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talents gaze to Gaza to celebrate the love of George gershen for peace and for
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love. Just go to gershin Competition dot org. We'll see you soon.
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Okay, Michael, how about that? Heck, we're talking serious pianists,
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right, and serious singers and a serious parrot for peace. All right.
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This is all the kinds of people who have been involved with our Peace Day
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activities for twenty one years. All Right, We're gonna have some new talent
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on the stage now, and that's very exciting. So Hect and his angry
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elephant. See, Hect is not happy about elephant concerns, and uh,
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he's an environmentalist and you're gonna learn about him right now. I'm here to
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talk about the elephant in the room and what that does for me has helped
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me to raise awareness for the people out there that doesn't know that there are
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ninety six elephants that are killed every day. It takes two years, approximately
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two years, for one elephant to be born. So what we do at
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my company is we design apparel and we sell it and we donate the proceeds
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to help wildlife in Africa to help save the loarce Ofdonna African elephant. So
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at ninety six elephants that are being post every day and two years for one
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to be born, how long do you think this animal will be before it
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becomes inextinct? Very soon? Okay. And what we don't realize is that
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the elephant is the ecosystem engineer. The elephant travels further than birds to help
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the subspecies live. Okay. So if you go on my website, which
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is ww dot Angry Elephant dot net, you will see the course in what
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we do and you can also purchase our products there which will help proceeds go
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back to the environments to help save the lots of Donna elephant. Okay.
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We have guys out in Africa and ty Levett boots on the ground that help
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to stop these elephants from being posed. Okay. And also, if you
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didn't know, the President of Africa has stated that he will kill anyone he
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finds trying to kill an African elephant. Okay, that's how serious it is.
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So I need everybody, everybody to go online to my website, take
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a look at it, help donate, and help us save this African elephant
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before it becomes extinct. Agree, all right, let's go. Thank you
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guys for having me. All right, thank you, thank you, thank
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you, thank you. All right. Next is uncut, uncut, uncut.
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I think that's uh, that's all. What is love? That is
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that you? Thank you very much? How's everybody doing? My name is
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Uncared Art and my movement is called Protect your Heart. And I don't know,
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if you've ever been in any city around the world, you might see
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this thing called protect your Heart on the floor, and it's pretty much a
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reminder that we are all connected through this one thing called our heart. Our
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heart chakra holds this energy that keeps us together. So our movement is to
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remind people of this inner part that we have that connects us all and makes
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us all one. Over there, we got something called what is love,
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which is we all got different answers to what love is. And I would
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love to have your answer and your energy and your vibration on that wall to
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express what love is to you, just like everybody's been doing all day.
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So everybody finding a way this markers over there, there's some people over there
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to help you out. Please sign the wall to let us know what love
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is as we spread that throughout the world. Also, if we just recently
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dropped a new collection with Protect Your Heart, it's called Life is a Gift.
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And the thing about life is a Gift is it's really talking about being
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present, being here, being in your physical body and being present with today's
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and now and your now time because the past is gone, the future is
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coming, but now is where we all get to experience each other. So
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Life is a Gift is a dedication to that, and you could definitely find
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it on our sc page. Protect your Heart is Protect your Heart. You
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can see it over there. Please go check it out, Thank you very
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much and sign the wall. Have a nice day. This good man,
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good Man beautiful And that's a beautiful one is love. Okay, let's go.
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All right, we're next. We're gonna have Chris and t. These
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are super Duba people and we're gonna go with a track in the second.
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Here everybody having a good time today here for peace and ecology. We thank
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you all International Day Piece. You could be watching this on Unifi dot com,
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Slash one more Time, Facebook dot com, Forward, Slash, Unify,
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or on YouTube. Good news broadcasts go live. All right, here
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we go. This is a track. Let's hit the track. Well said,
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how's everybody doing? What's good? What's good? What's going on with
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Chris? A tea? We do affirmation music, real positive. First record
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we're doing is wake Up Yeah. First record, Yeah yeah, yeah.
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I get besself. I'm just being my best better and being someone else.
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I'm just being my best self, pone better and being someone else. I
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am just being my best So I'm just being my best self. You know,
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I am just being my best self, phone better and being someone else.
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I am just being my best Love it and leave it. If I
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give, I perceived it in my mind. I can see it. So
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success, how you achieve it? Love it and leave up. If I
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give, I perceive it. Yeah mine, I can see it, so
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success, how you achieved than leave it? If I get, I perceive
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it. If my mind I can see it, so success, I'll achieve
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it, love it and leave it. If I give I received it in
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my mind, I could see it socialist achievement. Now, I am just
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being my best. Yeah, I'm just being my best soulf. So I'm
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just so yeah betting yeah what else? Yeah, I'm just being my best.
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So who better than being someone else being my best? So? I'm
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just being my best. So no, I am just fearing my best.
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So who better and being someone else? I am just bearing my best.
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So yeah, I get my best. I live my best and none the
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least. I am just being my best so bad, I get my best.
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I know my best. Another last, I'm just being my best.
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Yeah bet it beating someone else? I'm just bearing my best. So boy,
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what's being there myself? I am just being my best self. I
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am just being my best self. I am just fearing my best solf better
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than being someone else? I am just being my best self. Record first,
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everybody gotta put theirself first. I'm gonna put myself first first first first
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first first first I'm gonna put myself first first first, first, first,
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first first, I'm gonna put myself burt first first first, first, first
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first, I'm gonna put myself burt first first, first, first, perfect
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first. I'm gonna put myself person yeah first yeah, everybody got murderous than
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that name for the mind. First, I'm gonna put myself first first first,
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first, first first, I'm gonna put myself first first first, first,
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first first, I'm gonna put myself first. Mondays matters, I got
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myself time enough, I'm gonna put myself first. Monday's matter. I got
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myself. I'm gonna know. I'm gonna put myself first, needs matter,
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I got my health. I'm gonna put myself first. I needs matter.
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I got myself. I'm enough. I'm gonna put myself first first first first,
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first, first first, I'm gonna put myself first first first first,
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first, first first, I'm gonna put myself first. If you ever say
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if you always say yes, because you never say no, I got myself
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first, that yeah, I from first first first, first, first first,
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I'm gonna put myself first first first first, first first first, I'm
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gonna put myself first verse first first. First, I'm gonna put myself first
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first. My name, I got myself, I'm enough. I'm gonna put
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myself first. Put yourself first. Yeah, Chrissy T. If you can
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check us out all platforms, Chris T. Mac Prissy T. Thank y'all.
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I love it, Love to you both, beautiful. All right,
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this is coming together in the throes of the end of the event. All
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right, Doctor Leevery is gonna go next. This's a spiritual peace lover,
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a global visionary for peace. How you doing, brother? All right?
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The author and founder of neuro activating Advanced meditation. You got three hundred thousand
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people in Mexico City, come and hear them. So we're very fortunate.
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I'm not supposed to turn my back. I think I'm Miles Davis. All
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right, here we go. Thank you for joining us, coming from California
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for this. How are you guys? Beearful? I am so so happy,
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so grateful to be here in Times Square in New York on this special
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day that the UN has chosen to be a day for peace. Yeah,
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okay, day for peace. So the time has come for us to move
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away from everything that divides us so that we can embrace the power of love.
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Because we cannot have peace with our love. We cannot. We have
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to go beyond the illusion of separateness so that we may realize that we are
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all interconnected. So I want you to show you. We're gonna do something
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very special today, something very special. Showing me. Stand up. Please,
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if you can't stand up, come on, stand up, stand up,
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beautiful, you know, do some fixed mission now, excellent, raise
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your hand up everyone to richul blessing, and then bring your hands down and
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grab down. Let's go in it up and excel down, beautiful, in
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it up, excel down, beautiful. Now let's go as you come down,
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say hard hard, let's go a let's go al al ah ah al
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al. Let's generate so minit for peace. Come on this guy, a
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a ah alright, move your hand come on had the beautiful hard al al
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al al al al, move your head up and down. Let's go hard.
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Are you doing amazing? This is to raise your frequency and swift at
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your energy field. Come on hard, hard, alright, alright, alright,
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let's go one more time, beautiful, a hard hard. Don't tell
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me you're tired, New York. Come on hard, hard, hard,
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hard, alright, hard hard, hard, beautiful in and out shake your
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hand, shake, shake, shake, shake, and then loud, loud
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laugh, no, no, no, Now, we do need so much
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love, we do need so much peace, We do ned so much light,
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and we cannot realize that until realize that every one of us is a
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link in the chain of life, and the strength of that chain is based
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upon the weakest link. Therefore, we have to spread love, peace and
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light in order to strengthen the weakest link so that we can make the world
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a better place. Now come, we're gonna do the prayer of love,
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peace and light. You know, not to show you how to generate inner
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piece, because if we want to bring peace in the world, we have
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to bring peace in ourselves. So we need inner piece. Bring your ind
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and pray oppose, bring your end together everyone if you can, and then
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repeat after love before me, love behind me, I don't hear you.
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Love at my left, love at my right, Love above me, love
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below me, love in me, beautiful love in my eyes, surrounding,
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love to all, Love to the universe. Peace before me, peace behind
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me, These at my left, this at my right, the above me,
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peace below me, peace in me, peace in my surrounding. Peace
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to all, peace to the universe. Beautiful light before me, light behind
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me, light at my left, light at my right, light above me,
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light below me, light in me, light in my surrounding. Light
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to all light to the universe. Peace to all, peace to the universe,
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Love to all love to the universe. Peace to all peace to the
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universe. Light to all light to the universe. Now bring your in and
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keep your hand for your pose and less less ourselves in the world. We're
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gonna do together the beautiful a and then shun tea for peace. Take a
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deep breath together again, Oh and again. Oh chumy, hmy chumy.
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Yes, we talk about peace. It is good to talk about peace,
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but we peace will never come until we embrace the reality of love. We
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are born to love and be loved. You and thing is an emotional entity
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who thrives on love, and love is the mother of light. In order
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to have peace, we need love because we have to go in our hearts
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and connect with the love that we have inside of ourselves so that we can
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create the platform for peace. We can come together for peace. You cannot
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have peace without love. It is love that gives birth to light, and
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in light create a platform for peace so that we may have joy. It
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is good to talk about peace, peace, peace, but if we want
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external peace, we have to work on our inner peace. No one can
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have external peace in the world without internal peace. So to have internal peace,
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we have to embrace the reality of love. The entire cosmos, the
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entire world come from love. Love in the beginning, it was love.
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At the end, It's still love because love is the mother of life.
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Therefore, we cannot talk about peace without love. So do me a favor
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today. Do something special as a way of spreading peace. Call someone you
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care for, someone that means a lot to you, and then tell them
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how much you love them. Something as simple as saying to your loved ones,
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I love you. We'll create a platform for peace in the world.
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We can start individually and extend it collectively. Thank you, I love you,
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I love you, I love you. Blessing to you. That good
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stuff. That was good stuff. Brother. All right, Oh my god,
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we had so many wonderful people. All right, Tammy, Uh,
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you're gonna this, Tammy Scarlett, Tammy's with Unify. Who's broadcasting this show?
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Who's some years ago got two billion views? Take it over? That
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was in twenty sixteen with the un and it's been growing and growing since then.
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Thank you all for being here. I'm Tammy Scarlett, executive director of
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Unify, proud to partner on this event. Here with me, I have
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a founder of Crown Sterling, host of the TV series Code x and which
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is an Amazon Prime and Gaya show, Orion creator and Unify advisor Robert Grant.
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Hi, Thank you, Tammy. It's such a privilege to be here.
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I'm so happy to be here because world peace is such a critical thing
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for the world right now where we are. And as a creator of Oriyan
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Messenger, the app that will protect you and your data for your free speech
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as well as your freedom of thought, I think if we can actually get
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back to free thought and free speech and have empathy for each other, we'll
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actually help be able to achieve a free world and a peaceful world. And
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were greatly privileged to be here, and I'll turn it back over to Tammy.
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Thank you so much. We're so honored as Unified a partner with Orian
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on this and we want we're here to honor the legacy peacekeepers real quick.
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Before we do that, I want you to meet Dana from the World Academy
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of Art and Science, who's partnered with the UN on the Human Security initiative.
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That's right, bird, Thank you Timmy so much. It's really an
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honor to be here today. Unfortunately, I will not sing, i will
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not dance like all the incredible artists before me, but I'm here to deliver
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a very important message, and that is the message of our campaign Human Security
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for All. The message is that here now. It's a crucial timing to
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realize that human security is not military, it's not nation state borders. Human
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security starts within every individual. And the only solution how we can solve global
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burning problems is to forget about the borders, forget about our differences, and
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to unite and to solve them together, because that is the only way we
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can solve it. And our campaign Human Security for All, by the United
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Nation Trust Fund and World Academy of Art and Science, is doing exactly that.
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So please join the moment, join us and become part of this global
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moment. Thank you so Dana and Robert are here today so that unify along
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with this beautiful event can give a moment of honor to the legacy peacekeepers who
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have come before, and we have a video. We're going to play a
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few of them for you, one now, one later, so that you
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can hear from some of the people who've been doing this piece work for years
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that we are literally standing on their shoulders doing this now. Thank you so
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much. Hello everyone, This is Ben Bola from Unity Earth, proud partners
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in Peace Week and proud partners in this incredible event, the International Day of
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Peace Live Concert from Times Square, the center of the world, going out
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all around our planet. Congratulations to Paul and all the organizers with this inspiring
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coming together in such an awesome way on this amazing day, the most widely
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celebrated and commemorated day for all humanity, the International Day of Peace. What
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a power, What an incredible, uplifting and inspiring or inspiring power. When
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we come together with a common objective, when we come together with a shared
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intention for peace, peace within peace without peace on earth, peace with Earth,
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nothing can stop us, despite all the challenges, despite all the obstacles,
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and there are so many. When we come together, something unstoppable comes
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into play, and that is the collective will of a human family on a
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united mission, one aim, one destiny, one journey. And one intention
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full peace, in peace and with peace. Thank you for everything you're giving
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to make this possible. Blessings on this day in Times Square and around the
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world. As we go through this journey of peace week in the ninety nine
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days of peace or unity coming to its culmination, nothing can stop us.
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Thank you, friends, Blessings and gratitude. Thank you, Yes, not
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deem yearning for and that's what belief speaks to, the yearning for something greater
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than yourself should We don't have to be standful aware. If they're aware of
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themselves, and I'm talking to quite in their mind, they'll be peaceful and
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UNTI believe peace will only be created by those who are peaceful. Otherwise we
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have angry peace activists androw. My take on peace, it takes me back
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to when I was a kid in Liverpool and we were in the shadow of
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World War Two. I remember once talking to my father about whether people wanted
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peace, because it seemed like there was so much war and so much stress
41:12
in the world that maybe I thought people didn't want peace. He said to
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me, I remember very clearly, he said, people want peace. Everybody,
41:21
everyone wants peace. He said, it's the governments the politicians who want
41:24
the fights. So the idea of having a peace day where we can set
41:30
aside all of that and allow barriers to come down, allow people to get
41:37
in with much needed aid and medical supplies, there's a fantastic idea that I
41:42
support wholeheartedly. Hi, I'm Dean Warwick and we're standing in front of the
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incredible Statute of Manti Irving of the Giant. I've been asked speak to you
42:00
about love. You're going to be watching people who know about love, who
42:06
have given love from their hearts, and not only their hearts, but of
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their actions. I was taught about love when I started singing about it.
42:15
How David wrote the word is what the world needs now is Love's sweet Lon,
42:19
and I totally agree. I was also taught at a very early age
42:22
by my grandfather, who was a minister, and he taught all of me
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and my siblings that love is God. And I truly believe that. So
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put a little love in your hearts, know that love is God, and
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show it. We need love around the world and especially now. Hi.
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My name is Jonathan Granoff. I'm the president of the Global Security Institute.
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I'm coming to you from a meeting at the UN. That's the International Day
43:02
of Peace Youth event. I have a simple message. Love people, use
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things, States are things, People are universal. We're one human family.
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We have to realize that human unity. To protect the climate, to protect
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the rainforests, to address pandemics, to get rid of nuclear weapons. We've
43:24
got to move from mutually assured destruction with the weapons to mutually assured security.
43:30
Is this going to be easy? Is this going to be fast? Absolutely
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not. But if we don't have the compass point of the principles that we
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are one human family and the principles that we are here to learn to love
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one another and use things, and never to love things and use people,
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but always to love people and use things, will be okay. Will it
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be easy? No? But we're in this together and that's what International Day
44:00
of Peace is. And last, but not least, you're not alone,
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and peace begins with you and me. Thank you. What if peace on
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Earth was actually possible? What if it was not only possible, but could
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be achieved by twenty thirty? What if enough people playing a game could tip
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the world into this reality. We are building a movement of dream keepers,
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those who believe peace on Earth is possible and are committed to making it a
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reality. Empowered with the seven actions that enabled the First Earth Run to unite
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the world and create peace on Earth over its eighty six day journey. These
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seven actions designed as a global game that will take place between twenty twenty and
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twenty thirty. The planet's wisdom Keepers tell us that when one half of one
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percent of humanity wholeheartedly believe peace on Earth is possible, that's forty million people,
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there will be enough coherence of thought and emotion to shift our collective consciousness
45:25
to make this a reality. With the torch held high, we will experience
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the world we most want in our hearts coming into existence and witness the dawning
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of a new future for humankind. Play the game and have fun, Make
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friends, create community, make a difference, celebrate our common humanity. At
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this critical time when we are becoming more and more divided. This serves as
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deep medicine to heal that which separates us. We invite you to be one
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of the planet's dream keepers and accept this sacred fire as a torch bearer for
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our future as a species. I'll carry the torch, will you. Hello,
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my friends, this is David Gershan, thank you for this recognition of
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our work over these four decades trying to bring peace on Earth to our beautiful
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planet. Let me share a little bit of our history. In nineteen eighty
46:49
six, we passed a torch of peace around the world. A billion people
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witness the torch circling the Earth, twenty five million people participate, paid forty
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five heads of state in sixty two countries, and wherever the torch of Peace
47:06
went, the world was united as one and all wars stopped. This inspired
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in me the belief that we are more able to create the kind of world
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that we dream of than we give ourselves credit for. And so I was
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inspired to build on that learning and take the seven strategies that came out of
47:30
the First Earth Run and create the Peace on Earth. By twenty thirty Game
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and Movement, and it has been launched, and we've now had over fifteen
47:44
hundred people play, They've taken ten thousand actions, They've transformed their communities into
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creating what we call Peace on Earth zones. We'd love you to join us.
47:55
We really truly believe that this Daring Eye idea whose time has come,
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can transform humanity's trajectory on this planet. We can create peace on Earth by
48:08
the end of this decade, but we need your help. We need you
48:14
to come and play and create this in your community. If enough of us
48:17
say yes, then this becomes our reality. And what a reality this can
48:25
be. So please join us. We'd love to have you be part of
48:30
this grand adventure. Thank you. Enjoy the rest of your beautiful International Day
48:37
of Peace, this marvelous moment when we honor humanity's aspiration for peace on Earth.
48:53
It is wonderful that today we are able to celebrate as these day.
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Today we need peace more than ever. To be able to create world peace,
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we must be able to achieve inner peace. I have a vision to
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establish world piece to inner peace. As we embark on our journey of life,
49:28
it is very important for all of us to realize that our life is
49:32
very precious and everyone's life is very precious. Not only the lives of human
49:39
beings are precious, lives of animals are precious, lives of our environment is
49:46
precious, liers of trees are precious, lives of oceans are precious. So
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in this way, it is very important to realize that we must be able
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to live life in a meaningful way, because life is not a rehearsal.
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I would like to share with all of you that my vision to establish universal
50:15
peace destination where everyone will be able to find refuge. This is where I'm
50:22
establishing Universal Peace Sanctuary in Lumbini. From Lumini. We would like to see
50:30
that peace is spread all over the world, each and every human beings,
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each and every sension beings are able to live freely with finding peace within and
50:45
being able to realize peace in the world. Thank you for having me here
50:52
to say a few words, because this is something that I sincerely feel from
50:57
my heart. Today there is a possibility for us to even create world economy
51:05
on the basis of peace. Until now, the wars ravaging all countries and
51:15
the cities and towns around the world. Now is the time for us to
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truly seize this moment to actualize peace within and peace in the world. May
51:28
peace preveral on earth. May everyone join me, May everyone and you come
51:36
together to truly celebrate peace as we are embarking on this historic journey to establish
51:45
peace in the world and establish peace within. Thank you very much, Sandy.
51:52
I'm sister Jenny from the Brahmacmies in Washington, DC and the host for
51:58
America Meditation Radio. I'm asked to share my message of peace for Peace day
52:05
of the World, and I still grapple with why in the world, thousands
52:10
of years later, we haven't understood how powerful peace is. There's still nations
52:16
fighting with each other, there's still genocide. There are people who no longer
52:22
feel that they like each other, and they could be living in the same
52:25
house or right next door. What is it about this valuable commodity called peace
52:34
that we throw away so easily because of the way you look at me,
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because of what you said, because of what you didn't say, or because
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I expected you to do this for me or to behave in this way?
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What is peace? I believe it's an awakening in your spirit. There is
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a knowing that my present and my future will be best if I offer the
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best of who I am to my relationships, to the situation in front of
53:09
me. Now, the best could vary for different people, but if your
53:15
best has maintained your inner peace, it's got to be good. The results
53:19
have to be good. And so two suggestions for peace within you, which
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I think is really where peace begins it won't start outside until it has started
53:31
on the inside. First thing, practice looking at each other as if you
53:37
were just brand new babies. It has helped me so many times to just
53:45
look at the innocence of another person and to come from your own innocence.
53:52
The second practice we're sould to be benefited. Example, I wish you to
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be benefited in life and that your deepest and purest wishes will come true.
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And every time I practice this, I feel so at peace with myself.
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So my message to you for Peace Day in the world, practice being at
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peace with yourself by emerging your innocence one and secondly spreading beneficial thoughts for others.
54:31
Thank you so much, it may peace be with you. Imagine a
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global community walking into a new future together with a collective attention and a clear
54:55
intention focused on change. This September will gather to walk for the world,
55:07
uniting countries and cultures and a live international walking meditation. When we walk is
55:15
one mind and one heart, a higher consciousness emerges. We move and sync
55:22
in cooperation rather than competition. We walk as in with hearts and eyes wide
55:32
open, releasing the old stories to become an evolved version of ourselves. We
55:43
embody the future that we want to experience. At the end of every walk,
55:50
we arrive at a new beginning with a commitment to carry a new vision
55:54
of the world into the present moment, a moment by moment, day by
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day. When we change as individuals, we can truly change the world.
56:19
Each one of us is part of the whole. When you grow, we
56:24
grow. When you are joy, we are joy. When you are love,
56:31
we are love. What's possible we let go of anger and hatred,
56:37
resentment and judgment, fear and pain. What's possible if we trade fear for
56:45
compassion, anger for love, division for unity. What's possible of a collective
56:52
community from around the world comes together for a walking meditation. One walk,
57:04
one step could change everything. Change. Join us and walk for the world.
57:17
Big shoes, big change the world. Who am I gonna be gonna
57:42
walk? Greetings everyone, I'm so grateful to join you for world peace day
57:52
to day coming together to create inner piece for outer peace. And I wanted
57:58
to take a moment to person invite all of you to join us for a
58:01
walk for the world. A global walking meditations create change for the world.
58:07
I think there is a real energy when we make up our minds to change
58:10
something about ourselves or our lives. It's when we become aware or conscious of
58:15
a new possibility or a new way of being, and somehow we see that
58:21
future that can become a reality for us. And I think we've all done
58:24
this at least once in our life. And as we set an intention to
58:29
make that vision or reality, many of us come out of our resting state
58:32
and we feel the emotion of the future experience before it happens. And I
58:37
think because we feel it, we can believe it. And the stronger the
58:42
emotion we feel, the more we remember our intention. And it's when we
58:45
combine a clear intention with an elevated emotion that we're changing our energy. And
58:52
it appears that nothing changes in our life until we change our energy. And
58:58
when we change our energy, our life life begins to change. So what
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if we all came together with a clear intention combined with elevated heart centered emotions
59:08
in order to share the energy of change, not for us as individuals,
59:14
but for the world. What if we gather enough people together from all over
59:17
the world in the spirit of change, can we begin to change the world
59:22
as a collective network When we change ourselves. There's such profound scientific evidence that
59:29
shows that it is collective networks of observers or individuals that determine reality. So
59:36
it's not enough to meditate on peace or change. Is time to demonstrate it.
59:40
It's our opportunity to show the world what grace, peace, love,
59:46
kindness, care and compassion looks like. Our present world needs a divine intervention,
59:52
and that means the world needs you. That's because every individual represents the
59:59
whole. So when you change, the world changes. And if we can
1:00:02
change enough people, we can change the world. And it's important to demonstrate
1:00:07
this change every single day in our lives. So I'm excited to invite this
1:00:13
community across countries and cultures to walk for the World this Saturday, September twenty
1:00:20
third, ten am Eastern Time. Now. For anyone who is unfamiliar with
1:00:24
walking meditations, it's a very active experience, and this is a guided meditation.
1:00:30
It's an opportunity for us to practice becoming the very change we want to
1:00:35
see in the world with your eyes open, so you can take that change
1:00:39
into your life. The meditation is free of charge. It's about fifty minutes
1:00:45
long, and it's available for people of all skill levels, and it's translated
1:00:49
into eight different languages. There'll be instructions that'll be given with the meditation recording.
1:00:54
So invite your family, your friends, your neighbors, your coworkers.
1:00:59
The whole is that we continue to walk as It together as a collective consciousness
1:01:05
to create global change, a global coherence with a higher consciousness and energy for
1:01:10
all. Join us on September twenty third, and if you're inspired to be
1:01:15
part of change, register at walkfurthert World. I'm so grateful for your support
1:01:21
for a renewed future and for what is possible. I hope you'll join us.
1:01:24
Thank you so much. All right now, I'm very excited. We're
1:02:00
going to have some performance artists. We have Ralph Carrey. Who's gonna be
1:02:05
Elvis? Who is Elvis? I love the guy singing a song that is
1:02:09
all about piece that Elvis only sang once in this world. He's singing it
1:02:15
at a school benefit, an important event to raise money for a school here
1:02:22
on the Upper West Side of New York Manhattan. All right, then,
1:02:25
his buddy is Elton John. Elton John is a good dude. Russ Davis.
1:02:32
Actually, he's a principal of school, he sings at some event.
1:02:37
You know, we love the performers. They go out for good reasons and
1:02:42
are kind souls. I've added onto the Elton segment a lady who's done very
1:02:47
well, Lady Gaga, and it's a big honor and she sings your song
1:02:53
a dedication to Elton John and I had to once I heard it, I
1:03:00
wanted to run down to Fire and Restaurant here on the Upper West Side.
1:03:02
I have to. I have to include it. So that's a beautiful thing.
1:03:06
And that Madonna Chrissy b Madonna a good friend for a long time.
1:03:09
So let's uh, let's hear some performance artists. That was a wild session
1:03:15
there with with Doug and is all the what's going on? Piece is the
1:03:21
answer? Okay? War is insanity, mentally disturbed? No good? All
1:03:30
right? Performance artists singing songs that are positive, uplifting, celebration. Let's
1:03:37
be positive, let's celebrate peace. Let's work for peace. Thank you,
1:03:42
I yes, thousands of people. What is peace? Peace? What is
1:03:45
peace mean to you? What is peace? Smith to carry? What is
1:03:50
peace me to you? What Elvis sang, if I can dream, he
1:03:55
said, sage and understanding. So and that's a pieces to be just learning
1:04:05
to get along with the other My video and the line is their mosts and
1:04:17
on the stead so many movies. So I wasn't planning to sing this song,
1:04:25
never mind open with it in the second set, But because Paul asked
1:04:30
me about it, don't do that, I'm going to perform it for you.
1:04:35
And I'm gonna tell you this. Elvis only performed this song once in
1:04:42
his entire career, and that was at the end of the nineteen sixty eight
1:04:46
Comeback Special, which was originally known as Singer Like the Sewing Machines Present else
1:04:58
Here we go. If I can dream that, Okay, thank you,
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Okay, they almostly loves supper and brier. So do the birds fine,
1:05:33
higher little Scott more the fan dream of the pedal lands, where old my
1:05:45
problems molto? Why that, oh, why it must be peas and understanding
1:06:05
some stand songs of promies that will go away, the balance And if I
1:06:16
can dream of a one a song were hope keeps chanting on every wandering wall.
1:06:30
That song We're lost in a bowl with too much rain. We're tracting
1:06:49
the world that's trouble with them. But as long as a moth ps of
1:07:00
fight so eping. There's a trampla question to show that the answer an He's
1:07:27
gonna pall somehow out there in the door as a bacon candle. To think
1:07:39
while I can talk, while I can stand, while I can walk,
1:07:45
while I can dream my dream calm true? What rack day? Whoa holiday?
1:08:57
Celebrate? Holiday, celebrate? If we took a holiday, look sometime
1:09:15
to celebrate just one day out of life, it would be it would be
1:09:25
so nice. Everybody's about the world. We're gonna have aelebration all across the
1:09:36
world, in every nation. It's times for the good time, forget about
1:09:48
the bed time. Oh yeah, one day to come together, release the
1:09:55
pressure. We need a holiday. If we took a holiday, took some
1:10:03
time to celebrate, come on, let's celebrate this one day out of life
1:10:10
holiday, it would be it would be so nice. You can turn this
1:10:16
world around and bring back all of those happy days. Put you to the
1:10:26
stead. It's time sell that shall hid and we will find a way to
1:10:42
come together. We can make things better. We need a holiday. If
1:10:48
we took a holiday, holiday time to celebrate, celebrate one day out of
1:10:59
life, just one day, it would be it would be so nice holiday.
1:11:10
Celebrate holiday, celebrate. If we took a holiday ooh yeah, oh
1:11:26
yeah, sometime to celebrate. Come on, let's celebrate this one day out
1:11:31
of life holiday, it would be it would be so nice holiday. Ooh
1:11:41
yeah, oooh your celebrate. Come on, let's celebrate holiday, just one
1:11:49
day out of life. Celebrate. It would be so nice. Okay,
1:12:08
this is the closing, and it's more wonderful people doing wonderful, wonderful things
1:12:15
for peace and ecology. So first let's taken them a moment once again to
1:12:19
thank those that of our patrons of this entire event. I first like to
1:12:25
start with Home who also performed early on in our beginning of the of the
1:12:31
program and with Michelle Pascal and Juliana Clicker and saying a beautiful meditation in English
1:12:41
and in Spanish. You got to go back to that. That's a beautiful
1:12:44
thing. And her team with Maria Alfonso and Michelle Narcisco and Paul Pasco bringing
1:12:51
in a lot of audio equipment. We thank you, We thank you all.
1:12:56
Actually was Michelle's husband's birthday. We had a little party, a lot
1:13:00
of good things. So that's that we have fortunate to have done this show
1:13:03
as a solar broadcast, and that's a good thing because solar is the way
1:13:12
of the future. We have a son. A son can make a battery
1:13:18
work, and we had a lot of batteries there to make a six hour
1:13:21
broadcast work. So that's a beautiful thing. Thank A y Young for bringing
1:13:28
this battery tour to help us make that happen. Okay, and General Motors
1:13:32
brought a hummer into show what an electric vehicle it is, and a lot
1:13:41
of good b MP joined parabus helped us with some signage and other aspects with
1:13:47
the actually A y Young's show. So that's all good, and we are
1:13:55
so happy that everything went so well. And now let's go to uh uh
1:14:03
some additional uh segment where we have peace and action. All right, Peace
1:14:14
and action is important. That's the guts of peace. Talk is cheap,
1:14:24
action isn't. So here's we've got the first thing that we're gonna go to,
1:14:28
uh A couple of groups. Uh. The fee is gonna do some
1:14:38
some speaking and some wrapping with us. We have the Indigo Twins who've been
1:14:43
with us a long time, some live action you'll you'll see, and then
1:14:46
Chip Shelton and his peace messengers who have been performing all over just came back
1:14:53
from the Kennedy Center, and so that's gonna be wonderful. So let's do
1:14:58
that, and then we're gonna go into some other kinds of things. And
1:15:01
thank you, okay, sound sound proud of them. The crack error hitting
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them, jackets still wear it, Renaissance rap, let you and all beyond.
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Smat finished the flash before the tracks finished over before the raising. When
1:15:15
I was broke, I had to focus on the way to get it.
1:15:17
I turned my dreams into what's dollar? Make my own decisions circle small,
1:15:21
and now we're limitating fate. Life is straight sound mistakes on the plate.
1:15:27
I gragged the bull by the horn and pulled the waiting. I gotta get
1:15:30
minds. I gotta get minds. Penny dollars, quarters and domes. Take
1:15:35
it off to the banks, tape a trail for the grind, fly time
1:15:40
pieces, well procution. With my father's speeches, I get compared to my
1:15:44
pops. They say I look slight awkward attitude is scary because I'm little Feasta
1:15:48
getting to know me. Don't judge me by the thoughts of people. Y
1:15:53
street ct it over come, tell you out of it not su suh any
1:15:59
street side of over come till the Sun come back again in the street side
1:16:04
and over come fail. You're not a nots sons in the street side and
1:16:12
over come till the Sun come back again in the street sid and over come
1:16:19
go. If you got a dream out there, say your head, stick
1:16:26
to it yourself. We're going for the number one you WoT number one status.
1:16:39
Don't be mad at me when I get it. You don't mean that,
1:16:47
sir. If your boat don't come to shore, swim to it.
1:16:53
If they say hey, this and the don't do it. While you're praying
1:16:57
for my downfall. I make movies. You don't have to hit the light
1:17:00
button. I'm still moving all the hatred in your heart while you're still losing
1:17:03
a lot of crabs in the bow around or fool with her. Opportunity is
1:17:08
knocking while the team's ruined. Something to talk about, reputation get ruined.
1:17:13
Take notes from my brother. Keep a tight unit. You need a plaques
1:17:15
on the wall. That's my influence. Lose it all getting back howard falls
1:17:19
stewards. Don't say I can't have it all because sounds foolish. I'm goes
1:17:24
to get a couple of bags off the shrap music, churches, brown Stones
1:17:27
in Brooklyn like the Jews doing centify my own neighborhood's housing units. Don't say
1:17:35
I can't have it, because that just number want status. Don't mean bad
1:17:46
at me when I get it, You don't mean bad at me. When
1:17:57
my aspirations set a standing for the way living well, man, it's good,
1:18:00
Grandma. When I stay with it, man, lit see my fishing
1:18:03
kind of simple, start to still fitness. Let my hands get some brands
1:18:08
in the say sat double meat on my sandwiches. All money, all money,
1:18:13
brother's handle, I'm taking it off, bro Man. When I'm scrambling
1:18:15
trying to be the best meat. The rest want a head. I'm on
1:18:19
my own fam, got my own plans, and by fall, when I
1:18:23
rise, I'm gonna smell all the candles, successful thoughts, respect my hearts,
1:18:28
perfect my craft, and raise my cat to my baby boys tides.
1:18:30
We're gonna get this cast and time now by the float, I'm gonna bust
1:18:34
my build the empire up so the legs last. Don't say I can't go,
1:18:42
say I can't have something I can work so hard for. Thank you,
1:18:54
Thank you very much, Okay, all right, Gloria has been with
1:18:57
the Peace parroates. I'm waiting for a draft to tell me we can bring
1:19:00
back the Indigo Girls. Just say something. In the meantime. This is
1:19:04
mister Baby Parrots for Peace Family Daddy, and he's here to wish everybody a
1:19:11
happy peace Day, happy peace life. And their motto is, may there
1:19:15
be peace with Mother Earth and with all people, animals and nature. Thank
1:19:23
you, May peace prevail on Earth. Think called peace planet. Balance.
1:19:36
And you can keep your head when all about you and losing theirs and blaming
1:19:40
it on you. If you can trust yourself when all the doubt you,
1:19:44
and yet make allowance where they're doubting too, If you can wait and not
1:19:47
be tired of waiting it being light about, don't deal in lies, and
1:19:51
yet don't walk too tall nor stand too proud. You're on a mission to
1:19:56
a transition of peace planet. He's back on a transition to transition to Let's
1:20:21
go to a jeez trans Children of Light compose and written by us, the
1:20:40
Indigo Twins, especially for you children of Light in Christ. We love you
1:20:45
so rolling tame, Hey, everybody take us step with me now wherever I
1:20:58
can't be free. He's the check little turn. Now wait did that to
1:21:02
make the change? We are the children of light silk. Come take a
1:21:10
rat to bear. It's divine children of choice and counting that will change the
1:21:21
world for you and time. It's time, o days, It's time ore
1:21:50
where change preside great Wanta George free you fuck get ready. It's not Sam
1:22:15
of bread you killing them all holding Mary. You can bring them all all.
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Everyone is been invited to allur fees. It's not to me. You're
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destin. Everyone has been invite Just stop their feet to one you be of
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Fabruary. That's that's time. Get join. But I want joy. That's
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not that's not that's th rest side chase. We run the weed chase.
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We roll scause. We have the best man, the best man, the
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best, the best lass, the pass side chain sign, the best side,
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the best, the best sides. It's not the best slide, the
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plassnid the last side. It's not only train cha. Thank you, thank
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you, thank you, the twins all right, everybody, it's five o'clock.
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Thank you, thank you. Okay, tell me say something to buy
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with me here? All right. We're broadcast on Facebook, dot Com,
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Flash, Unifi, and good news broadcast on Facebook. It's all about peace.
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We love you, we all want peace. We're in this together.
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Thank you for being here with us. Happy International Day of Peace. Okay.
1:26:05
I want to thank everybody who was here. Thank you all five o'clocks
1:26:09
our time. We're done and we appreciate it. And remember, twelve noon,
1:26:15
September twenty first, forever and ever is the International Day of Peace.
1:26:18
Cease fire everywhere, killing fields, schools, any place where there's headaches.
1:26:27
Let's try to help those that are mentally ill that would do things like that.
1:26:30
So we love you, Thank you for being here. Go to what'sdworld
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for peace dot org you can see the whole show. Bye bye, thank
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you, peace out. All right. Hi, Paul slackis again. So
1:26:45
we just saw some more live action. Now we're going to show you some
1:26:46
video that has already been created that we are putting under the title of Peace
1:26:53
in Action. Okay, and it's important work as well, because action is
1:27:00
the key here. Talk is cheap and action is good news. All right,
1:27:05
and we're going to get to a lot of good news in this segment.
1:27:10
First, this is called peace and Action. As I said, ecology,
1:27:14
We're gonna show a segment from a movie called Beyond Agency where they go
1:27:18
out in their working for refugees out of Africa. Then Prince Albert has a
1:27:26
movie called Ocean Rescue. We're going to show a segment out of that.
1:27:29
Then we're going to show some school respect and that is with David Lynch.
1:27:32
We've shown this many times where they teach transcendental meditation to young people in schools
1:27:39
where there's unfortunately murders. And then after that we have the Harlem Globetrotters who
1:27:45
also have a cheer program going to schools of concern and the murders unfortunately and
1:27:53
teach them young people about self esteem. Alright, that's an important people.
1:27:58
Then we have McKenzie and Reef, who are TikTok renowned people they perform for
1:28:05
us, talking about what is peace to them, and then Chucky Armstrong Junior
1:28:11
from Windorama and he talks about what is peace for them, So this is
1:28:15
a beautiful thing. Then we do some military respect with Operation Warrior Shield where
1:28:20
they raise money for service dogs for our vets, and then Rotary International is
1:28:28
going to say a few words and then we're gonna have a beautiful song by
1:28:31
Bruce Stephen Foster a patriotic song thanking our service people. Then we'd like to
1:28:40
talk about our founders and the World of Peace. It's a big show,
1:28:45
right and because we've been doing this twenty one years, Okay, the solo
1:28:50
broadcast now, but we've been in Times Square in Central Park. We started,
1:28:55
and we started with a lot of good people. Lastually, I learned
1:28:57
about this whole International Day piece through Reverend Suzanne and Basta Rica who created a
1:29:01
vigil for International Day of Peace with James Cannings, and I was fortunate to
1:29:08
be the host for many years and produce some video from it as well.
1:29:11
Rick Olphick we organization along with Andrew Caine and his outreach for peace and ecology.
1:29:18
These are all people that have really been involve hug a Planet. Our
1:29:21
good buddy Robert Farenza has really been a soul to this organization. We can't
1:29:30
do these things without these people and the modules and their group come in and
1:29:35
they put up these beautiful art structures created by young children. What else can
1:29:43
we ask? Daisy Russell and doctor Judy Kurianski in their outreach, they have
1:29:48
a Happy Day in the United Nations. Suzanne does International Peace day with Barry
1:29:55
gruber LEAs Solanga comes on and we're showing some peace lights in this whole time
1:30:00
because Peter Rogana has created these lights, which we love very much, dearly,
1:30:09
So that's a very important segment in our show. I would though like
1:30:14
to add right this one because we don't have enough to talk about and our
1:30:18
founders. But you know, our people that go and work hard as public
1:30:25
servants and public service are our political hardworking people are so kind as well.
1:30:35
You know, we were very lucky to get a lot of commentary and comments
1:30:40
and letters from some wonderful political figures we as. You know, we started
1:30:44
with the Mayor Adams and Paston Monrose at a for our New York City and
1:30:49
I'd like to give some shout outs to our New York State Controller Thomas that
1:30:54
happily wrote a beautiful thing for US State Assembly women with the Rosall City Council,
1:31:01
Gail Brewer who's been with us for many years for the World of Peace,
1:31:05
Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine, and this year also we would received a
1:31:12
proclamation from Senator John Loud out of Queen's And you know, I want to
1:31:18
read a part of this because it applies to everybody that's been involved with the
1:31:21
peace movement here and you know there's people in California also and all over the
1:31:27
world. Mackenzie and Co. Says there's one point six billion people connected to
1:31:31
it and peace. One day in England, Jeremy Gilly and people all over
1:31:38
you saw some of Tammy's people that are She was kind enough to share.
1:31:45
This is a big subject, so we invite you to get involved with it.
1:31:47
I just like to read something about our Good News Corporation, being the
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five oh one c three nonprofit doing this since two thousand and two, has
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Good News Corporation operates under a mission to find create life affirming, thought
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and know you'll go on and gave me this button there it is imagine piece,
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okay, another piece person and we're just John Lennon this. I'll tell
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you that right now, Reverend Paul Psachs, I'm a John lennoness and so
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and where you are as well. We're into peace, We're into brotherhood and
1:32:32
sisterhood, into the Homo sapient way of life. We're all we're all in
1:32:36
this together. Okay. It's just this is such a good thing, and
1:32:43
I think that Good News Corporation is commended for its efforts to pause the world
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for peace. That's our mission, that's what we want to do, and
1:32:50
that's what we continue to work very hard to do. So let's now we're
1:32:55
going to close close the show with Tvie Wonder Peace Messenger Shakira who's a peace
1:33:04
ambassador for the UNISEEF organization, Michelle Pascal from Home and that whole group.
1:33:12
He has a beautiful song called One One with the One Song, and we're
1:33:15
going to show that, and then a segment with any Annie from the Broadway
1:33:18
show tomorrow, and then we're going to have a moment a little toute ending
1:33:25
here of well stay tuned, and I'll tell you what that is. It's
1:33:30
a special, special ending. Thank you. There are actually more people that
1:33:35
have gone to space than have rowed across the ocean, so we decided to
1:33:41
do it. He gets a phone call from home or who tells him,
1:33:45
hey, I want to do this thing. I want to row across the
1:33:48
Atlantic. We had, you know, no experience. There was so much
1:33:53
to learn. Two guys who really have no idea what row is about.
1:33:57
Just on seventh summits his one to both folds. I think this looked like
1:34:00
a very reasonable next challenge to go. It was a challenge that we wanted
1:34:09
to raise awareness about the plight of refugees. What we didn't know is how
1:34:12
close our stories would become. It is actually a good naivety to not know
1:34:18
what's coming. There isn't anything else that's like this. What happens if you
1:34:25
get injured? What happens if I'm weak? What happens I have this issue
1:34:28
or that issue? What do we do? Then? And then very quickly,
1:34:32
just things started to compound. Waves get bigger, win get stronger.
1:34:39
If something happens, it's finished, and you could feel that pressure built.
1:34:45
If seven eight meters waves crashing, it is chaos. You know what would
1:34:51
I tell his family? Comes just very clear that this is now just about
1:35:02
us. No matter how much you think you understand, nothing will compare to
1:35:12
the real thing. It's almost like my entire life led up to that one
1:35:15
moment. I just found myself calling his name, loud Omar, where are
1:35:26
you till this very day? It hurts remembering the feeling. The ocean makes
1:35:38
life on Earth possible. But this all important resource is under extreme breadth.
1:35:44
I looked around me and I just saw more plastic bags than fish. Its
1:35:48
delicate balance is tipping towards destruction. If we lost our coral, that'll kill
1:35:54
us. And somehow, because our very existence depends on it, we must
1:35:59
save the ocean. We only have long ocean. We can all be part
1:36:03
of this solution. Let me ask you what is the greatest threat to the
1:36:38
ocean today? Plastic pollution, temperature increase, overfishing. Yes, these and
1:36:43
other issues are extremely serious, but the greatest threat of them all is the
1:36:46
lack of awareness of the vital importance of the ocean for our very existence.
1:36:51
There are so many examples, but here's just one. Taking a deep breath,
1:36:57
now, breathe out. Do this twice. One of those breaths you
1:37:00
took came from the ocean. Ren organisms produce over half of the oxygen that
1:37:05
land animals, including people, need to breathe. And as I said,
1:37:10
this is just one example of so many things that the ocean provides us with
1:37:14
something we can't live without. The ocean is a stunningly beautiful world we are
1:37:20
still exploring and learning about. We do know that it covers about seventy one
1:37:27
percent of the Earth's surface and contains an estimated ninety seven percent of the planet's
1:37:32
water. We also know that the ocean is in deep trouble and that presents
1:37:40
an existential threat to us all. You know, I remember when I first
1:37:49
heard that some little kid you know, brings a gun into school, and
1:37:56
then you start hearing all these problems to school where there's been twenty four murders
1:38:01
since January one. In my neighborhood. I have kids suffering from post traumatic
1:38:06
stress in children. Kids have so much on their plate to stand time,
1:38:13
I can't concentrate. I get overly frustrated sometimes kind of angry all the time.
1:38:31
And then they introduce this technique where the student can dive within and enliven
1:38:36
that inner happiness, inner intelligence, inner creativity, and love, and they
1:38:44
see the problems start evaporating. Well, it's important because you know, we're
1:38:50
targeting the kids, and we want the kids to be successful in their light,
1:38:54
and we want them to be the ones that also come into our games
1:38:57
and with the smiles on their faces, and you know, we just want
1:38:59
to be positive influence of coming out hand showing them that there's somebody that cares.
1:39:02
So you know, that's why it's important for us to teach these character
1:39:05
traits when we come in and do our cheer program and things like that,
1:39:09
well, it's the self esteem program. The cheer program ties into a lot
1:39:13
a lot of the things that we do here at Jefferson with our core values
1:39:16
and our anti bullying program. When kids learn about self esteem, it helps
1:39:21
them throughout the day in their lives. Look at the Reparrison Kinsey Brookai,
1:39:28
how are you to hang out? So what's your good news today? What's
1:39:31
going on here? Yeah? She sang her new single seventeen, had an
1:39:39
unreleased song called Love and Last Love, and then we all both performed together
1:39:44
during a dance mash up a little different that we made up ourselves. Well
1:39:47
that dance. I'm in show business fifty years. You guys can dance.
1:39:51
You're really really super talented. And the aoreography if that's did you continue it?
1:40:00
Yeah? I mean, you know you could be in the Olympics.
1:40:02
Seriously, I mean you really have a beautiful, beautiful move. What was
1:40:05
the inspiration for that? I be inspiration well everything when I did you inspiration's
1:40:11
seventeen. That happened because I was told that at a certain age, I
1:40:15
have to be doing things that I didn't want to do. And I was
1:40:18
like, Nope, when I'm seventeen, I want to do things when I'm
1:40:23
young. You know, I don't need to have a boyfriend, I don't
1:40:26
need to go up to parties. I don't need to stay up late and
1:40:29
speak out like I kind of could just live my life no matter what.
1:40:31
It's kind of an age that kind of is a message no matter how old
1:40:34
you are, whether you're in your thirties, you're your nineties, your five
1:40:39
years old. Whenever someone tells you something, if you want to do it
1:40:44
different, but don't do something else because someone else told you to or because
1:40:46
you're a certain age. So that was what inspired seventeen. And then Love
1:40:53
is Love. That was kind of a collaboration between me and Wrath, and
1:40:58
it's kind of just like about loving everyone and I et who you are and
1:41:02
then look at a routine who kind of a refeat we just made up pretty
1:41:08
much to our our favorite songs. Really, I don't know anymore. That's
1:41:12
not like our favorite I still I still like the so oh yeah. I've
1:41:15
always enjoyed going mon sex. Yeah, we love those a little. You're
1:41:19
watching this might mean to a concert of yours want? Okay, So we
1:41:25
we do a concert right here for the International Day of Peace. I've been
1:41:29
doing it twenty years a Central Park and here and then we have something in
1:41:32
the evening as well. On the twenties the International Day, one hundred and
1:41:36
ninety three countries agree to a day of peace. And I've asked thousands of
1:41:40
people, what what's peace for you? What makes peace for you? If
1:41:43
you wouldn't mind saying your name, and what does peace mean for you?
1:41:46
Probably I run him his rehearse and howie and peace meets me just like bringing
1:41:53
everyone together, but no one likes savage other on the back of everyone's just
1:41:57
like being like a good friend in a way, and like just being there
1:42:00
for each other, you know, and like we'reving to everyone another and respect
1:42:03
what people do, like, don't judge on like when people look what people
1:42:06
do like, like don't jude the Book of Bots cover. That's not a
1:42:11
good good sent Probably just like that, just like bring people can be trying,
1:42:15
y'all can be family and just kind of coming together and support at one
1:42:19
another and you know, just enjoying life and having a good time. Yeah,
1:42:23
if you like see someone on the street, just say how them.
1:42:25
I'm like, I'm always like that. Every time I'm in Vegas, I'm
1:42:28
saying hide a round of people. I'm like, hey, what's up?
1:42:30
How you doing? I'm true, but he is just honestly supporting one another,
1:42:38
being each other's lives. It's being nice, like the saying if you
1:42:42
don't have something that to say, don't say at all. Like I agree
1:42:44
with that, Like, if you don't, I can say something nice,
1:42:45
I'll say, there you go. Well, you two are really wonderful.
1:42:49
I have some grand children so I can. I'm so proud of you and
1:42:55
I can't wait to share this with them as well as our audience overall.
1:43:00
You're really a great tributa to UH to our next generation. Thanks so much.
1:43:05
I love you guys. What is peace? Yeah? What is peace?
1:43:10
For you? Peace? To me is something that needs to be accomplished.
1:43:14
It's it's our main goal. It's that everyone can get along with each
1:43:17
other without problems. Equality, your gender equality, everyone's equal with no more
1:43:24
fights, no more the lord's about politics, just peace. You know it's
1:43:29
great. Your dad is passing us by as you're talking about Piece and your
1:43:31
dad is a piece. Nick, I'm gonna call him. He's a man.
1:43:34
He's the producer overseeing this whole one. Diama. I brought it back
1:43:39
because he wants to see more peace in the young people. Wouldn't you say
1:43:43
that? Yeah, it's like it teaches kids. Hey, I can do
1:43:46
that too, which it's a It spreads a good message which can also help
1:43:51
remote piece and it's it's a peaceful show. There's it's just pieces. Something
1:44:00
that means to me is I love. It needs to be accomplished and if
1:44:06
we can spread the word of peace, help we can't. We're doing our
1:44:10
job. There you go, brother, you're just like your dad, positive
1:44:14
and not just to our reality talk. Congratulations, I see interviewing some people.
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You're doing a great job. Thanks a lot. Hi. I'm at
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slogan with Operation Water and Shield and this is a great family. I'd like
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you to say hello to our good friends. Hello part figures. Hi,
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Hi and this family and I are now received in our first Companionship Dog from
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Operation Order and Shield and was so pleasant and so on, and we really
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truly thank the dollars today Foundation for the help Ben especially Tunnel to the Towers
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Fuship for that's a great support. What do you think. Yeah, I'm
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not going to get a new copy. You know, we don't know the
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name because but we'll get it done. What do you think? You thank
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you very much. I'm pascistic. Governor mattz Ingmanson from Rotary. Rotary is
1:45:29
an organization that has one point four million members around the world and we're in
1:45:33
two hundred countries and territories. We're the biggest peacemaking organization in the world.
1:45:40
Our foundation has one billion dollars in assets. We were also one of the
1:45:45
founders of the United Nations. Peacemaking in the front end only costs one of
1:45:51
wars in the back end. The war in Ukraine cost is estimated at six
1:45:57
hundred billion dollars. Peace making it one percent is only six billion dollars.
1:46:05
That's a saving of five hundred and ninety four billion dollars. Piece is in
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our self interest. Piece is win win years to all the fallen. We
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remember you each day. The protectures of the freeworld pan the USA. We're
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here to bank for your service, starting Freedom's walls. A pair of consolutes
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you, heroes one and all. Each time we pull together in the homeland
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of the breeze. Our freedom is therey minding us. We can't be born
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away, and some try to divide us, but they can't succeed for long
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because we are the people and we cannot be Undone Americ consolute you, and
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we beg you every day him uniformer volunteers to help him your own way,
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cold time, keep our homeland sick, Don and Jalal Americ consolutes you,
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heroes one and all. First responders, health care workers. You save countless
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lives each day. You're nothing less than angel, overworked and under pain.
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Each time you leave the safety of your family and your own, our hearts
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are always with you, so you're never married. A Tall Americ consolute you
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for your tire let's grave red. You show your country and the world the
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best that many from trouble time and our homeland safe standing. Tall Americ consolute
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you, heroes one and all. America is more than a country. It's
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an ideal and your dream for people all around the world it striving to be
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free, and those rise for human rights and never let it all A mare
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of mussolute you heroes one caussolute you man. We thank you every day.
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Help your form volunties and help in your own way from trouble times. Keep
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alcol Land safe and standing. All amer of consolutes you heroes one and all
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heroes one, no heroes one and all heroes one and all. So today
1:50:01
I want everyone here to commit to join the quest for peace. Go forward
1:50:09
in the struggle for peace with passion and compassion. The future of this world
1:50:17
is in your hands. We'll live in a world in which many of those
1:50:30
who are born poor will die poor. And it is up to us to
1:50:35
be the first society to eradicate poverty and bring justice and equality to the most
1:50:42
disenfranchised people on earth. Our children have the right to equal opportunities to thrive,
1:50:48
to be happy and healthy and safe. Now is the time to not
1:50:56
just imagine, but do. This is for Eiland, coup Be and Gallip
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Cordia. Imagine this. No heaven, It's easy, few try, No
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hell demos above us, only sky Imagine not for people leaving for to day,
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Imagine there's old countries. It isn't hard to do nothing to kill or
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die for no religion too, imagine not for people living lie thing peace.
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You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. Perhaps
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someday you'll join up in the world will be as one. Imagine no buzznesshots,
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I wonder if you can don't need for free or hunger, brotherhood of
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I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. Perhaps some day you
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Oh boy, oh boy. Well, Peace and a Mother Earth is a
1:58:33
big subject. We've been involved with it for so long, ever since a
1:58:38
boy scat personally loving one another and that's the key here. So we're ending
1:58:44
this now with Woodstock. Okay why Woodstock? Well, actually right here in
1:58:48
this location, Duffy Square, we created nineteen eighty nine along with Richie Havens
1:58:55
and Juna Sultan and a group coming down from Bethel the twentieth anniversary of s
1:59:00
And we have a movie that we are going to release shortly. It's only
1:59:06
been working on it since nineteen eighty nine, but it's ready and we need
1:59:12
it now. I'll be serious. So it's called Woodstock Forever, Peace,
1:59:16
Love and Hope. It's a two hour documentary. We're going to show you
1:59:20
a two minute intro, and we just talked to Jama Sultan, who was
1:59:27
Jimmy Hendrick Strummer in Woodstock. Richie haven started started the Woodstock singing the song
1:59:32
freedom. See that's backwards freedom, backwards, freedom, upside down. Freedom
1:59:39
anyway is freedom. Freedom is what we're talking about. Peace on Earth.
1:59:43
Freedom. The peace sign means disarmament. Okay, let's get serious and let's
1:59:50
all work together. To bring peace on earth. Most of the world's living
1:59:55
in peace, but those that are confused, that are mentally disturbed, do
2:00:00
our best to try to hug them and hold them and tell them to stop,
2:00:03
to do what they're doing. Okay to others and to themselves. All
2:00:08
right, Thank you very much, Woodstock Forever, peace, love and hope.
2:00:12
Thanks for watching our Peace Day activities in Times Square and around the world
2:00:17
on September twenty one. This is twenty twenty three. Join us, give
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us a holler bye bye, Thank you very much. Loved you. You
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see it's scary, lady, Please don't hazard tam pu do love you read
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up Redop, Freedom, Freedom, dumb times time, feel like them all,
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Let's come Red Breed. It was a lot more than drug, sex
2:01:10
and rock and roll. It was about a nation coming together for three days
2:01:13
around music in a peaceful way. And we're giving that message to the next
2:01:16
generation set of don't understand the importance of working together or change involvement for your
2:01:23
own minds. And my feeling is that what is happening in this twentieth anniversary
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is in fact clarity of the issue, clarity of the past, clarity of
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what wos like really stood for and it's all going to the younger generation,
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whether the media knows it or matter, whether we know or not, that's
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what we're looking at. We are far far, far far ahead of our
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times in terms of getting over the home, in terms of having the actual
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material. Who's going to change at which all the young people todday. In
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addition to the twentieth anniversary celebration, our movie is including some of those media
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iteas everyday city days that represent peace, love and hope. He's been an
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all, all the Little Donna's been over all inment we in come anyway.
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How about for you? Though? What is peace for you? What's peace
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for ju Mi Sultan? A man who's given so much to others? Well?
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Well, peace for me is uh knowing myself and and and loving myself?
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And uh what's that basic? Uh? Promise I can be who I
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am? And uh you know, I wake up and I know that emotions.
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We have a whole myriad white skills. But what we do with them?
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So I try to stay balanced with my true soul and admit all these
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other things? Uh? Uh find the right position in my life? Oh
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man, oh man, oh bad me? Oh by w W Moody Money
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play Oh by O b oh many many money, your money by name,
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oh Man man, oh Man, oh Man, oh Money. It means
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all I can say today, all I can think, all I can seek,
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be full of oh my na