The Global Peace Garden (ATL)
www.globalpeacegarden.org
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Planting: “The Global Peace Garden” (Atlanta) will build the global peace legacy of Dr. King’s birthplace. This amazing asset or legacy is best-termed: “The Gandhi-King Global Peace Connection.” Developing this huge peace garden is a major peace project, and one of 7 created by Atlanta: City of Peace, Inc. We invite and welcome YOU to participate as an “Official Founder” (regardless of where on Earth you live).
July 23, 2006 was the exact 160th Peace-Action Anniversary of Henry David Thoreau- July 23, 1846… Dr. King and Gandhi were greatly inspired by Thoreau’s thesis:
“On Civil Disobedience”
http://thoreau.eserver.org/civil.html
On this special anniversary date many citizens of Atlanta (especially peacemakers) were invited to Bellwood Quarry (Atlanta's newest/biggest “future” green space) to lay-claim for this property to become “The Global Peace Garden (ATL).” In speeches, City of Atlanta officials and citizens of Atlanta were publicly asked to seize this wonderful opportunity to inspire the 700+ organizations worldwide that are registered with The International Decade for a Culture of Peace. Everyone’s help is needed to properly name our newest and biggest green space so that our city’s global peace legacy can be nurtured, and Global Peace for our Global Family can be cultivated.
Note: Atlanta is the ideal location for creating “The World’s Biggest Peace Garden.” Through this site we now invite any and all internationally respected landscape designers to submit development plans/ideas.
Peacemakers from around the Earth are also invited to help with plans to create The Global Peace Academy, The Global Peace Concert, The Global Peace Flight, The Global Peace Museum, The Global Peace Tower and The Global Peace Walk.
Coretta Scott King passed away January 30, 2006 and her memorial service brought 4 US Presidents, 200+ Congressmen, and MILLIONS of televised-viewers (Note: January 30 is also the day-of-the-month that Gandhi was killed in 1948). Renaming Westside Park and developing the Global Peace Garden (ATL) will honor Mrs. King’s great contributions and can help Atlanta to eventually be referred to as a Global Peace Cultivation District.
Let’s courageously join creative energies and seize this great and historic window-of-opportunity to host and develop:
“The Global Peace Garden (ATL)”
Email us at: ATLpeace@gmail.com
Visit us at: www.ATLpeace.org |
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PO Box 724325
Atlanta: City of Peace,
Georgia: The Peace State
31139-1325
U.S.A. |
