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["Susan LaBarre" <idodesign AT earthlink.net>]

I didn't mean to indicate that meditation or prayer will remediate our
climate changes, only that if nations could stop fighting long enough to
work together peacefully, we would get the job done more efficiently.

Susan

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Czeiszperger [mailto:michael AT czeiszperger.org] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 10:58 AM
To: idodesign AT earthlink.net; Internetworkers:
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Subject: Re: [internetworkers] Peace in Our Hearts, Peace in the World...
and Peace in the Park this Saturday


On Sep 5, 2007, at 8:43 AM, Susan LaBarre wrote:

>
> We stand at a turning point. To meet the challenge of global climate 
> changes, we must pull together as nations, recognize our commonality, 
> and embrace peace.

Peace is good.  I fully support peace. Prayer or meditation is fine too,
each to his own.

Upon reflection, though, it seems to me if society wants to "meet the
challenge of global climate changes", then I respectfully submit the idea
that doing something is more likely to affect change than meditation.  I'm
thinking along the lines of inventing a cheap, powerful, and plentiful
energy source,

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