Day 5 – BELIEVING (Feb. 3)
Author Wayne Dyer writes about the impact that our beliefs have on our daily lives. Today, believe that you have all the resources to move your life in the direction of peace. Be aware of simple demonstrations of peaceful responses you receive.

Day 4 – CARING (Feb. 2)
According to Peter McWilliams, "Nonviolence toward the self is caring for oneself. It is what the Greeks call reverence for the self." Real caring is not just what we say, but what we do. Make a list of at least five ways that you can take better care of yourself. Practice at least one today

Day 3 – APPRECIATION (Feb. 1)
Louise Hay says, "Praise yourself as much as you can…The love in our lives begins with us…Loving yourself will help heal this planet." Write down 10 things that you appreciate about yourself. Read aloud what you have written.

Day 2 – SMILING (Jan. 31)
Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh said, "If in our daily life we can smile…not only we, but everyone will profit from it. This is the most basic kind of peace work." Today, share a smile with at least three people, knowing that your smile contributes to peace.

Day 1 – COURAGE (Jan. 30)
Eleanor Roosevelt has urged, "You must do the things that you think you cannot do." Practicing these 64 Ways will challenge you to do things that you think you cannot do. Today, light a candle and accept the courage to practice 64 Ways of living nonviolently

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Shalom friends;
Get your mind in agreement with the season for non violence.

Howard

http://www.agnt.org/node/10

Marching Again

After sixty years of involvement in social justice, environmental struggle, I realize I've worn out many pairs of shoes.

I'm marching again, and my feet hurt like hell
But I just can't sit still, count up the kill and then pay for the bill
So I'm marching again
And where is this war?
And what is it for?
And how many more must die?
So I'm marching again?
I wore out my Keds for Korea,
My Adidas I lost over 'Nam,
My Nike no likee Gulf War Number 1,
I lost my New Balance over Saddam,

So I'm marching again
Aches, pains and all
I guess I'll march 'til I die
And in heaven I'll cry
Long Live Occupy.

Keep marching!