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posted by Susan Corso on 1/ 5/2009 12:15 pm

New peace book

I have gathered all my peace posts from Ode’s Readers Blog, and put them in a small PDF book, Dr. Susan Corso’s Peace Posts from Ode Magazine’s Readers Blog downloadable for free from my website..

Below you will read a list of people and organizations who influenced my thoughts, words and deeds toward peace since I started writing for Ode a year and a half ago. First, I was shocked at how many. 444! Then I realized—of course! I can’t be the only one thinking this way. We’re all connected.

There are generals, peacemongerers, school children, commenters, organizations, towns, cities, gurus, poets, ministers, terrorists, interns, actors, museums, books, clubs, online resources, editors, license plates, editors, documents, not-for-profits. The people are Earthside, Spiritside and fictional. Some hold intentions for peace, and others do not, but without exception, they all inspired me to think of, meditate on or take action for peace.

At random, I chose to do some statistical figuring, just to entertain my brain. Consider these measurables: I have been posting on Ode since June 13, 2007. That’s 578 days; 444 items. It equals .76. Seventy-six hundredths of a peace thought per day. I’m hoping next year to up it to at least one whole thought per day.

So with good wishes for a brilliant New Year in 2009, I offer heartfelt thanks to everyone and every group below. Stay with Peace, dear ones, and we’ll all get there!

  1. Jurriaan Kamp, Editor-in-Chief of Ode Magazine
  2. Ruth Gendler, poet, artist, author
  3. Miss Piggy, Muppet and media personality
  4. Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady and diplomat
  5. Bishop Desmond Tutu, Episcopal priest
  6. Roger Entner, IAG, marketing expert
  7. Garry Kasparov, chess master and Russian politician
  8. Osama bin Laden, terrorist mastermind
  9. Dwight Eisenhower, general and U.S. President
  10. Ralph Waldo Emerson, essayist and philosopher
  11. Virginia Johnson, costumiere and film wardrobe
  12. Jan Frazier, writer and realized being
  13. Antony Corso, painter, ex-husband and best friend
  14. Rainer Maria Rilke, poet
  15. Anita Roddick, business guru
  16. Jesus of Nazareth, rabbi, and for some, Savior
  17. The Dalai Lama, spiritual leader of Tibet
  18. Joan of Arc, martyr and leader
  19. Nelson Mandela, first democratically-elected president of South Africa
  20. Mahatma Gandhi, led India toward independence
  21. Javier Pérez de Cuéllar, 2nd Secretary-General of the United Nations
  22. Tama J. Kieves, author and teacher
  23. General David Petraeus, head of U. S. armed forces
  24. Confucius, philosopher
  25. Thomas Mann, German novelist and philosopher
  26. The Cowardly Lion, overcomer
  27. Stephen Mitchell, literary translator of spiritual texts
  28. Jonathan Star, translator Tao Te Ching
  29. Moveon.org, political clique
  30. Aung San Suu Kyi, The Lady of Burma/Myanmar
  31. Al Gore, world’s premier environmentalist
  32. John Lennon, musician and icon
  33. Peace Tax Resisters League, group of those who refuse to pay for war
  34. Joseph G. Shahda, self-appointed web cop
  35. Oscar Hammerstein II, lyricist partner of Richard Rodgers
  36. Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, Love
  37. Her anonymous poet friend
  38. Andi McDaniel, writer for Ode
  39. Chiron, asteroid
  40. Susan J. Blumenthal, Assistant Surgeon-General
  41. Elise Schlissel, her writing partner
  42. Toto, Dorothy Gale’s familiar
  43. The Scarecrow, Dorothy’s smartest friend
  44. George W. Bush, 43rd President of the United States
  45. Aaron David Miller, peace negotiator
  46. Blog Catalog, online blog gatherers
  47. Esther Hicks, channeller of Abraham
  48. Abraham, a group spiritual entity
  49. The Beach Boys, classic rock and rollers
  50. John Harricharan, spiritual speaker and author
  51. Dr. Haleakala Hew Len, ho’oponopono teacher
  52. Mike Dooley, founder of Totally Unique Thoughts
  53. Betty Conrad Adam, author of the 148th Magdalene book in my library
  54. Salaheddin Ali Nader Shah Angha, Sufi teacher
  55. AARP, The American Association of Retired People
  56. Melina Bellows, visitor to a spa, Ananda
  57. Dr. Sree Sreedharan, her consulting guide
  58. A. J. Muste, tireless peaceworker
  59. Amelia, my mother
  60. Tony Kaye, filmmaker
  61. Yoko Ono, John Lennon’s wife and philanthropist
  62. Steve Lishansky, transformative corporate consultant
  63. Jill Bolte Taylor, neuroanatomist who watched herself have a stroke
  64. Marshall Breger, law professor
  65. Rev. Jane Beach, minister
  66. Michaelangelo, sculptor
  67. Dick Cheney, Vice President of the United States
  68. Rev. Dr. Jesse Jennings, minister and author
  69. Esai Morales, actor
  70. Bill Maher, host of Real Time on HBO and political comedian
  71. Ernest Holmes, founder of Science of Mind
  72. Richard Dawkins, atheist and author
  73. Christopher Hitchens, atheist and author
  74. Peter Drucker, business guru
  75. Gerald Holtom, creator of the Peace Symbol
  76. Albert Bigelow, pacifist protestor
  77. Ralph Blum, creator of the New Runes
  78. Wangari Maathei, founder of Kenya tree movement
  79. Patrick Ireland, alias of Irish artist who worked for peace
  80. Brian O’Doherty, the real name of the Irish artist
  81. Michael Rush, Jesuit and museum curator
  82. Alanna O’Kelly, keener
  83. National Peace Academy, consortium of educators wanting to found same
  84. Elise Boulding, Quaker sociologist, creator of academic peace curricula
  85. Sir John Lubbock, English baron and naturalist
  86. Mary Kay Ash, founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics
  87. Emmet Fox, metaphysician extraordinaire
  88. Aaron Voldman, winner of Peace Pioneer Award
  89. Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream, socially conscious dessert dreamers
  90. The Peace Alliance, organization for creation of a Cabinet-level Peace Department
  91. Maggie Gyllenhaal, presenter of the award to Voldman
  92. Jerry Greenfield, former owner of Ben & Jerry’s
  93. Robert Kent, co-winner of Peace Pioneer Award
  94. Peace Camp Initiative, creative of a camp where Israeli and Palestinians meet
  95. Student Peace Alliance, students working toward a Cabinet-level Peace Department
  96. Peace Partnership International, revealing and fostering a culture of peace
  97. Vans, makers of high-end, high-top peace sneakers
  98. Anonymous 4 year old, asked about my license plate
  99. His papa, nuff said
  100. Bark for Peace, organic food for dogs
  101. Lisa, the owner
  102. FORD, the dog
  103. Clementine, the cat
  104. Jeremy Gilley, founder of PeaceOneDay and filmmaker
  105. Peace Merchants Association, organization of sellers of peace items
  106. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Germany’s great man of letters
  107. Swami Beyondananda, comedic alter ego of Steve Bhaerman
  108. Steve Bhaerman, comic and peaceworker
  109. Shawn Honnick, creator of The Plate Show, about vanity license plates
  110. Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the U. S. House of Representatives
  111. Steny Hoyer, U. S. House of Representatives Majority Leader
  112. John Boehner, U. S. House of Representatives Minority Leader
  113. Harry Reid, U. S. Senate Majority Leader
  114. Mitch McConnell, U. S. Senate Minority Leader
  115. World Health Organization, the United Nations public health arm
  116. Iyanla Vanzant, New Thought spiritual teacher
  117. Donna Henes, urban shaman and author of The Queen of My Self
  118. Peace Pilgrim, American walker for peace
  119. Ellen Bass, poet and courageous teacher of healing from sexual abuse
  120. Stanley Norman, ex-husband of Peace Pilgrim
  121. Quaker American Friends Service Committee, workers for peace
  122. Philadelphia Fellowship Commission, FOR local chapter
  123. United Nations Council of Philadelphia, United Nations local chapter
  124. Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom, women for peace
  125. John Fitzgerald Kennedy, former U. S. President
  126. Dag Hammarskjold, former United Nations Secretary-General
  127. The Peace Symphony, musicians for peace
  128. Julie Bloom, New York Times staff writer
  129. Roxanna Panufrik, composer
  130. Georg Solti, world famous conductor
  131. Boutros Boutros-Ghali, former United Nations Secretary General
  132. Peace Day magazine, publication of World Peace Emerging
  133. World Peace Emerging, online organization for peace
  134. Mary Ann Brussat, spiritual writer and reviewer
  135. Frederic Brussat, spiritual writer and reviewer
  136. United Nations’ International Day of Peace, 9/21 annually
  137. Spiritual literacy.com, website of Frederic & Mary Ann Brussat
  138. Alice Walker, author, poet, activist
  139. Steve Pavlina, self-development guru
  140. Barbara Leger, Science of Mind minister, based in Ukraine
  141. Muriel Lester, tireless peaceworker
  142. Jim Wallis, evangelist
  143. Blog Action Day, a worldwide effort to have the blogosphere address one issue
  144. Peace Corps, volunteers who are deployed all over the world in aid
  145. Hubert Humphrey, former Vice President of the United States
  146. Thomas Merton, Trappist monk and pacifist
  147. Pyramid Collection, purveyor of whimsical spiritual paraphernalia
  148. Jerry Levitan, the 14 year old who snuck into John Lennon’s suite
  149. Josh Raskin, director of the Lennon video
  150. Alex Kurina, digital illustrator of same
  151. This Week in History, online history of war and violence
  152. St. Francis of Assisi, founder of the Franciscans
  153. Bloggers Unite, another group blog effort
  154. Naomi Drew, Beliefnet author on hope
  155. Katie Keenan, my stupendous editor at Ode
  156. Beliefnet.com, largest multifaith presence on the worldwide web
  157. Kwan Yin, the Mother of Mercy: She Who Hears the Cries of the World
  158. Kasey Collins, my cyberdouble
  159. Zander, gentle young man who thrives
  160. Toni Amato, editor and spiritual brother
  161. Angi Kang, funny, talented soon-to-be doctor
  162. Aristotle Kousakis, artist, designer, actor, curator
  163. Sandy Schussel, life coach who creates stellar results
  164. Stefanie Schussel, actor and dramaturg who taught me something valuable
  165. Rev. Dr. Rusty Blake Brylezyk, Seed reader and correspondent
  166. Sheriden Thomas, beloved of me
  167. Ben Chase, amazing, talented, gifted actor whose career is about to bloom
  168. Karyn Bender, pharmacist and extraordinary health coach
  169. Court Stroud, author and media wizard
  170. Catherine Shainberg, author of Kabbalah and the Power of Dreaming
  171. HIV, human immunodeficiency virus
  172. AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome
  173. Larry Kramer, gay activist and author
  174. The American Medical Association, purveyors of Western medicine
  175. Changing the Present.com, new way to think of giving at the holidays
  176. Mary Evelyn Jegen, Catholic sister and teacher of peace
  177. Pope Paul VI, Catholic pontiff
  178. Barbara Winter, joyfully jobless author and entrepreneur
  179. Doug, the Post Office guy, a postal worker in Las Vegas
  180. Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Alabama, social club for kids
  181. Farthest North Girl Scout Council, scouting for girls
  182. Eskimos, northern indigenous
  183. Inupiaqs, tribe of northern indigenous
  184. Yupiks, tribe of northern indigenous
  185. Metropolitan Phoenix Boys & Girls Clubs, social club
  186. Arc Arkansas, organization for adults with developmental disabilities
  187. Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles, scouting for girls
  188. Los Angeles County, county government
  189. Smith Renaissance Elementary School, K-6 public school
  190. Harriet Beecher Stowe Center, museum
  191. Art Therapy Express Program, works with children with cerebral palsy
  192. District of Columbia Society Children of the Revolution, honoring veterans
  193. Judy Miner, oil painter
  194. Cochran-Buckley County Arts Alliance, local arts council
  195. Anderson Elementary, K-6 school
  196. Susannah Wesley Community Center, multiethnic Hawaiians
  197. Pele, goddess of the volcano
  198. Treasure Valley Farm YMCA, Idaho after-school program
  199. Oak Park Area Arts Council, local arts group
  200. Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, museum for children
  201. Helen Lemme Elementary School, K-6 school
  202. Kansas Collection, museum
  203. Anita Wolgast, ornament designer
  204. The Museum Store, arm of the Kansas museum
  205. Kansas State Historical Society, preservationists
  206. Kentucky Museum of Art & Craft, museum
  207. Louisiana Children’s Museum, museum
  208. The Giving Tree of Rangeley, retail store
  209. Monocacy Elementary School, K-6 school
  210. Hospice & Palliative Care, care for the dying
  211. The VNA of Southeastern Massachusetts, visiting nurses
  212. Freedom Village, retirement community
  213. Backman’s, garden center
  214. The Mustard Seed, group of special needs adults
  215. Rita Lynn O’hara, ornament artist
  216. Stonewares, group that sponsors Missouri tree, Missouri School of Journalism
  217. Gallatin County 4-H Clubs, young people and animal husbandry
  218. Omaha Children’s Museum, museum
  219. Osborne Family, local family sponsor for tree
  220. Our Lady of the Snows School, 3rd & 5th graders made ornaments
  221. Hampshire Pewter, tree sponsor
  222. The Newark Museum, museum
  223. Prudential, insurance giant
  224. Boys & Girls Clubs of Albuquerque/Rio Rancho, kids’ programs
  225. St. Stephens-Bethlehem United Church of Christ, tree sponsor
  226. Discovery Place, kids’ programming
  227. Mecklenberg High School, worked with above to create ornaments
  228. Minot Public Schools Community Learning Center, kids’ programming
  229. Ohio Valley Quilter’s Guild, quilters working together
  230. Washington Elementary, K-6 school
  231. Girl Scouts of Santiam Council, girls’ scouting
  232. Springfield Middle School, 6-9 school
  233. Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration, federal office
  234. Puerto Rico Department of Education, educational office
  235. Providence City Arts for Youth, arts for kids
  236. Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce, local chamber
  237. The Journey Museum, museum
  238. Sycamore Elementary School, K-6 school
  239. San Antonio Children’s Museum, museum
  240. Office of the Resident Representative, Northern Mariana Islands
  241. Springdale Elementary School, K-6 school
  242. Spaulding High School Army Junior ROTC, young enlistees
  243. St. Thomas-St. John Chamber of Commerce, chamber of commerce
  244. Elkton Centennial Committee, birthday sponsors of the tree
  245. Hilltop Artists in Resident, glass makers and artisans
  246. Christey Designs, designer of ornament
  247. Mitchell-Larsen Studio STX, creator of ornament
  248. Mountain Artisans, West Virginia creators
  249. Cabin Creek Quilts, West Virginia creators
  250. Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, hospital
  251. Joe Portnoy, official ornament photographer
  252. Amy Cunningham, blogger
  253. Caroline Zilk, Ode intern
  254. Susan Sampliner, dear friend and inspiration
  255. Global Peace Index, measurers of peace on earth
  256. Andrea, commenter
  257. Marlaine Francis, commenter
  258. Fieldsj, commenter
  259. Catherine Deneuve, actor
  260. George Clooney, actor
  261. Vanity Fair magazine, reports on the glitterati
  262. Science of Mind magazine, practical metaphysical magazine
  263. Ode magazine, good news for intelligent optimists
  264. Apple, Mac makers
  265. Newsweek, weekly news magazine
  266. Pluto, demoted planet
  267. Alice, commenter
  268. Foreign Policy magazine, reporting on foreign affairs
  269. The Magna Carta, the Great Charter
  270. Wikipedia, the answer to just about everything
  271. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, rights of human everywhere
  272. Anne Thomas, commenter
  273. Vanity plates, car license plates bearing messages
  274. Winston Smith, commenter
  275. Barry Jacobs, commenter
  276. J. B. Shepers, commenter
  277. Kairos 1, commenter
  278. NYC Wrangler, commenter
  279. Earon, commenter
  280. Davoid, commenter
  281. 1earthlove, commenter
  282. Sulkahlee, commenter
  283. Morgaine Swann, commenter
  284. Rahasya, commenter
  285. Ezz, commenter
  286. Adam Gilliland, commenter
  287. Greenman222, commenter
  288. Twigga, commenter
  289. Astrology, the art of star-reading
  290. Aries, first sign of the zodiac
  291. Taurus, second sign of the zodiac
  292. Gemini, third sign of the zodiac
  293. Cancer, fourth sign of the zodiac
  294. Leo, fifth sign of the zodiac
  295. Virgo, sixth sign of the zodiac
  296. Libra, seventh sign of the zodiac
  297. Scorpio, eighth sign of the zodiac
  298. Sagittarius, ninth sign of the zodiac
  299. Capricorn, tenth sign of the zodiac
  300. Aquarius, eleventh sign of the zodiac
  301. Pisces, twelfth sign of the zodiac
  302. The Tao Te Ching, spiritual treatise by Lao Tse
  303. The Oxford English Dictionary, best etymological resource on Earth
  304. The State Law and Order Restoration Council, martial law in Myanmar
  305. Charlotte, commenter
  306. Grace Bakunawa, commenter
  307. Brother Ishmael Tetteh, an African New Thought minister
  308. The Nobel Peace Prize, a coveted recognition of contributions to peace
  309. Peace On, idea of a war tax resister for a website
  310. The New York Times, the foremost print newspaper in the world
  311. Mcaguilar, commenter
  312. Huffington Post, the conclave of the Left on the Internet
  313. Rxpop, commenter
  314. The Wizard of Oz, the governor of Oz
  315. Christmas, the Christian celebration of the birth of the light
  316. Hanukkah, the Jewish celebration of the birth of the light
  317. Kwanzaa, the Black celebration of the birth of the light
  318. Solstice, the Pagan celebration of the birth of the light
  319. Citibank, an international bank with the most clever ads
  320. Amazon.com, the world’s greatest superstore
  321. Farfalle, commenter
  322. YouTube, a gathering of video online
  323. Angels, light beings and messengers of the Divine
  324. Aristotle, philosopher
  325. Mdt1960, commenter
  326. Eheller, commenter
  327. Transcendentalfloss, commenter
  328. Walkingtree, commenter
  329. Lorisp_310, commenter
  330. Mary Magdalene, the Christian Bride and carrier of the Divine Feminine
  331. Milly, commenter
  332. Suzen, commenter
  333. Lake of Fire, a documentary about both sides of the abortion issue
  334. Utne Reader, premier magazine gathering the best of the alternative press
  335. TED, Technology, Entertainment, Design gathering of speakers
  336. Adela, commenter
  337. Baili, commenter
  338. Moment magazine, Catholic print magazine
  339. Tibet, country near China with a rich spiritual heritage
  340. U. S. Diplomatic Corps, those who represent the U. S. all over the world
  341. Conscious Living Center, Religious Science church
  342. Clearlife, commenter
  343. Earthhour.org, online one-hour dark times for saving energy
  344. Real Time with Bill Maher, HBO political commentary show
  345. Seiwa-en, Japanese garden of peace
  346. Missouri Botanical Gardens, sponsor of Seiwa-en
  347. Koichi Kawana, designer of the garden
  348. Zen Buddhism, Buddhist sect devoted to inner stillness
  349. Cpgardener, commenter
  350. Zografis, commenter
  351. Direct Action Committee Against Nuclear War, originally represented by the peace symbol
  352. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, peace symbol was its badge too
  353. Atomic Weapons Research Establishment, where peace symbol was first used
  354. Hugh Brock, editor of Peace News
  355. Peace News, magazine of War Resistors International
  356. Albert Bigelow, American pacifist protestor who first used the symbol
  357. Student Peace Union, student organization in the U. S. from 1959-1964
  358. The Runes, Norse sigils for prognostication and wisdom
  359. Clarkb45, commenter
  360. Allboy30 , commenter
  361. Giant Sequoia, the queen of all trees especially in Northern California
  362. Green Belt Movement, founded by Wangari Maathei in Kenya
  363. American Forests.org, online place to buy trees for planting worldwide
  364. Billion Trees Campaign, United Nations tree sponsorships worldwide
  365. Themichellesmith, commenter
  366. Case Western Reserve University, sponsoring National Peace Academy start
  367. Peace Partnership International, co-sponsor NPA
  368. The Biosophical Institute, co-sponsor NPA
  369. Margaret Mead, anthropologist
  370. Realitylefty, commenter
  371. Humanist7117, commenter
  372. Zatorskijoan, commenter
  373. Usiku, commenter
  374. Seeds, Dr. Susan Corso’s weekly spiritual email series
  375. Seeds for Sanctuary, Dr. Susan Corso’s spiritual blog
  376. WaitingforJack, commenter
  377. Rockwell Kent, American painter, printmaker, illustrator, and writer.
  378. Mushtaq, commenter
  379. Guitarman, commenter
  380. Austin Humane Society, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  381. Texas Hearing & Service Dogs, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  382. Hand Harvested: artists for a greener planet, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  383. Darkness to Light, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  384. Barkitecture, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  385. Eremos, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  386. Pets America, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  387. Wheatsville Food Co-op, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  388. Green Corn Project, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  389. Pump Project Art Complex, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  390. Church World Service, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  391. Cherrywood Art Fair, sponsored by Bark for Peace
  392. Mother Teresa, founder of the Missionaries of Charity 
  393. Auntyaya, commenter
  394. Facebook, largest social media networking site in the world
  395. PeaceOneDay.org, Jeremy Gillies tireless effort to create one calendar day for peace
  396. Autumnal Equinox, on or about the 21st of September in the northern hemisphere
  397. Julia Ward Howe, American abolitionist, hymn writer, and activist
  398. Ronicalit, commenter
  399. Thomas Jefferson, third President of the United States
  400. Ambassador John McDonald, assisted Jeremy Gillies on PeaceOneDay
  401. Eridawni, commenter
  402. Mboniger, commenter
  403. The Plate Show, Internet radio show on vanity license plates
  404. Alternative Dispute Resolution, nonviolent methods to create consensus
  405. The Queen of Myself, book by Donna Henes
  406. The Queen’s Chronicles, her newsletter
  407. Endurance Hiking Club, Peace Pilgrim’s training camp
  408. The Appalachian Trail, Peace Pilgrim’s walking training
  409. The Rose Parade, where Peace Pilgrim started her journey for peace
  410. Adonai, commenter
  411. Allah, name of God in Islam
  412. Mary, mother of Jesus, some say, Blessed and Virgin
  413. Shekinah, the Hebrew feminine face of God
  414. Inanna, Sumerian goddess of sexual love, fertility, and warfare
  415. Hawk, indigenous medicine totem
  416. Wolf, indigenous medicine totem
  417. White Whale, indigenous medicine totem
  418. Dorothy Day, founder of The Catholic Worker and devout worker for the poor
  419. The Human Line, book of poems by Ellen Bass
  420. WorldPeace.org.au, Australian peace organization
  421. Markings, spiritual biography of Dag Hammarskjold
  422. Valery Gergiev, conductor who conducted the last Peace Orchestra
  423. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Black civil rights, nonviolence and peace leader
  424. Thich Nhat Hanh, Vietnamese monk teaching the practice of peace
  425. Joan Chittister, a Benedictine nun and an international lecturer.
  426. Claude AnShin Thomas, Vietnam veteran and Buddhist priest
  427. Bernie Glassman, Jewish-American Zen Buddhist roshi and co-founder of the Zen Peacemakers
  428. Daniel Berrigan, poet, American peace activist, and Roman Catholic priest.
  429. John Dear, Jesuit priest, peace activist, lecturer, and writer of books on nonviolence.
  430. Gratefulness.org, online practice of gratitude
  431. Pablo Picasso, Andalusian-Spanish painter, draughtsman, and sculptor.
  432. Marcus, post of John Lennon/Jerry Levitan video
  433. James Braithwaite, artust
  434. Vasumurti, commenter
  435. Drunvalo Melchizidek, spirit worker and balance restorer of Earth energies
  436. Ganesh, Hindu god, Remover of Obstacles
  437. Sir James Douglas, first governor of the colony of British Columbia
  438. Mother Earth, our home
  439. Nazia Mallick, commenter
  440. Thechrysalis, commenter
  441. Edward Schreiber, Executive Director of the Zerka T. Moreno Foundation
  442. Christian de la Huerta, gay spiritual activist
  443. God Herself, and last but not least
  444. ME!

 


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