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Saturday, January 28, 2006 ­ Swami Dayamrita was the representative for the

Hindu faith at the 7th annual World Sabbath Call to Peace at the Christ

Church Cranbrook in Bloomfield Hills, MI. Religious leaders from the Muslim,

Jewish, Sikh, Baha¹I, Swedenborgian, Hindu, Antiochian Orthodox, Christian,

Quaker faiths participated. It was a beautiful and grand event, with

attendees from all different faiths and countries gathered had a single

cause ­ to forgive one another, be reconciled to one another, and to commit

to work together, to build a world of Justice, Equality and Peace.

 

Swami delivered the following words by Amma:

 

³The world is one family of which we are all members. The key to world peace

lies with every individual residing on this planet. Only when we work

together as a global family ­ not merely belonging to a particular race,

religion or nation ­ will peace and happiness prevail on this earth. Though

the world has become closer through technology we have not drawn closer in

our hearts. A hallmark of civilization is the open-mindedness to accept

differing and diverse people. The historic purpose of religion is not to

build walls of division in society but to knit people together with the

thread of Universal Love. The world is like a flower. Each nation is a petal

of this flower. If one petal is infested it will soon affect all the other

petals and the life and beauty of the flower will be destroyed. May the

light of love and peace shine within our hearts.²

 

 

 

 

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Thank you so much for sharing this with us. What a wonderful gathering

of the world family. What a wonderful message from Divine Mother!

 

 

On Feb 4, 2006, at 4:34 PM, Kenna wrote:

 

> Saturday, January 28, 2006 ­ Swami  Dayamrita was the representative

> for the

> Hindu faith at the 7th annual World Sabbath Call to Peace at the

> Christ

> Church Cranbrook in Bloomfield Hills, MI. Religious leaders from the

> Muslim,

> Jewish, Sikh, Baha¹I, Swedenborgian, Hindu, Antiochian Orthodox,

> Christian,

> Quaker faiths participated. It was a beautiful and grand event, with

> attendees from all different faiths and countries gathered had a

> single

> cause ­ to forgive one another, be reconciled to one another, and to

> commit

> to work together, to build a world of Justice, Equality and Peace.

>

> Swami delivered the following words by Amma:

>

> ³The world is one family of which we are all members. The key to

> world peace

> lies with every individual residing on this planet. Only when we work

> together as a global family ­ not merely belonging to a particular

> race,

> religion or nation ­ will peace and happiness prevail on this earth.

> Though

> the world has become closer through technology we have not drawn

> closer in

> our hearts. A hallmark of civilization is the open-mindedness to

> accept

> differing and diverse people. The historic purpose of religion is not

> to

> build walls of division in society but to knit people together with

> the

> thread of Universal Love. The world is like a flower. Each nation is

> a petal

> of this flower. If one petal is infested it will soon affect all the

> other

> petals and the life and beauty of the flower will be destroyed. May

> the

> light of love and peace shine within our hearts.²

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> Aum Amriteswarayai Namaha!

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> Mata amritanandamayi

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> ▪  Visit your group "Ammachi" on the web.

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>  Ammachi

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> ▪   Terms of

> Service.

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