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“All of us can work for peace. We can work right where we are, right within ourselves, because the more peace we have within our own lives, the more we can reflect into the outer situation.”

Quote by Peace Pilgrim

Book:Steps Toward Inner Peace

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Steps Toward Inner Peace

This book explores various techniques and philosophies aimed at fostering a state of inner peace. It delves into the psychological and spiritual aspects of peace, offering readers insights and practices to cultivate a sense of calm and harmony within themselves. more

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Peace Pilgrim (born Mildred Norman, July 18, 1908 - July 7, 1981) was an American peace activist renowned for her extraordinary pilgrimage for peace. Beginning in 1952, she walked across the United States nearly continuously for nearly three decades, covering over 25,000 miles to promote peace and nonviolence. A committed vegetarian, she advocated for simple living and authored the book "Peace Pilgrim: Her Life and Work in the Cause of Peace." Her dedication to walking rather than driving, and her message of inner peace as the foundation for world peace, made her a legendary figure in the American peace movement. more

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