Building human contact for peace in Afghanistan & the world
December 22, 2009 by
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Please watch Afghan youth from Kabul speak about peace in Afghanistan, at a Youth Peace Convention: “Afghans don’t want war, only love, brotherhood & rights thru’ peace & friendship, till the world becomes one”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCtiHMWXBF8
Abdulai with the youth from Kabul
The Afghan Youth Peace Volunteers organized a Youth Peace Convention at Bamiyan University on the 15th of November 2009
With the kind partnership of UNAMA Bamiyan, 6 youth peace volunteers from Kabul came to join 29 youth from Bamiyan for a short program followed by interaction and relationship building.
A tele-conference was also held during the Convention, in which the 35 Afghan participants of the Peace Convention spoke with peacemakers from the USA. There was mutual encouragement and agreement to gradually involve more youth in Afghanistan and the world in building relations towards peace.
Many thanks again to Douglas Mackey of Olympia FOR for making the tele-conference possible. We also thank Bernie Meyer ( The American Gandhi ) for his message to Our Journey to Smile.
Faiz leading the Youth Peace Convention
Text of video
Abdulai with Afghan youth from Kabul who attended the Bamiyan Youth Peace Convention
Faiz leadng the youth peace volunteers at Bamiyan University
The American Gandhi Bernie Meyer’s message to Our Journey to Smile
In the words of Gandhi, “In nonviolence courage is in dying, not in killing.”
So, live with courage.
Be without fear.
Live with love.
And may your Journey to Smile continue on.
The youth volunteers began their village to village call to peace
We the youth of Shashpool also want peace
We the youth of Mullah Ghulam want peace
Youth are the real pillars & the future of a country & we’ve decided that the way of success & happiness in Afg is peace!
We the youth of Hawal want peace!
Salam ( peace ) to everyone! Salam!
The convention yesterday was good ; making connections with the world thru’ tele-conferencing. In every other country & the capital and provinces in Afg, we should gather & work together towards peace. Afghans are tired of war. Enough of war! Afghans don’t want war, only love, brotherhood & rights thru’ peace & friendship, till the world becomes one.
I believe 100%, as an Afghan living among Afghans & I say it clearly, we don’t want even 1 more minute of war.
Humans naturally want happiness & wish for days of freedom & without war, so that we can ?work & study.?
If all media from different countries tell the truth about Afg, we may see protests worldwide.
Every media person has a special responsibility ; he should ask himself if he is honest. If I were a reporter & I can’t publish the truth, I should not continue my job.
A human should be honest & work with integrity. He should be true to himself & not be ‘2-faced’ (hypocritical), which is being political.
In life, the important thing is love. In every area of life, love brings results.
Hafizullah, do you want peace? Yes!
Whatever the leaders of the world say, love is how we, the youth of Afghanistan, want peace!
going from village to village with the call to peace
Afghan youth face a Nobel peace of war
December 12, 2009 by
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Please watch how Afghan youth are facing a Nobel peace of war
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leSBFQ95qio
The Afghan youth peace volunteers
We ordinary people need to stop this madness
When the world shouts the merits of war, we will respectfully refuse its noise.
Rather than giving peace an uncertain prize, let’s give peace a certain chance.
peace has a bumpy ride
Thank you for hearing our voice of peace, as being heard is a breakthrough for silence!
We thank all our friends for being with us as we kept the 2nd Cup of Tea Vigil at Bamiyan Peace Park ( daily from 12pm to 1pm ) from the 15th of November 2009 to the 10th of December 2009. Together with our friends, we will henceforth continue as a weekly vigil.
We thank the growing number of friends in this heart-storm of love who have touched us in Afghanistan, deeply.
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We thank each and every one of our fans at Youth Peace Volunteers Facebook and others who have sent us encouraging emails of support from the USA, Canada, Brazil, Singapore, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Myanmar, Vietnam, UK, Ireland, Switzerland, Germany, Australia, Egypt and South Africa.
In particular, through the course of our 2nd Cup of Tea Vigil, Douglas Mackey, Jody Tiller, Mark Johnson and their friends in the States ( Matt Grant & students and staff of Olympia High School, Evergreen State College, MidEast Solidarity Project ) had spoken to us on numerous, almost daily occasions through the cell phone long-distance. We also thank Josh Steiber, Tibor Brewer, June Holliday, Dana Lyons, Terry Greene and Andrea LeBlanc of Peaceful Tomorrows, Betsy and her students from Pages for Peace MA, Boston.
It was like hearing Peace and Love being spoken to our hearts from across the oceans.
President Obama may not have heard us yet but our voice of peace in the midst of an escalating war will remain true to our conscience.
The mountains may be un-moved, but the sound of peace from within our hearts will move among the valleys in resounding and resolute waves.
Nobel peace seemed to have hit an ice wall
Transcript of video
To friends in the world, be at peace!
Today, our understanding of peace seems to have hit an ice wall
2 Afghan boys had a bumpy truck ride on Afghanistan’s mountain road
The struggle for peace in Afghanistan is not easy
But without peace, it’s impossible for us to live
A young boy had just taken over the wheels to learn how to drive
Drive quickly before it gets dark & the wolves come out to get us…
Are wolves dangerous? Yes.
Do they ‘eat’ humans? Ya…
Don’t they just eat small birds? No J
We should pause and be still in this madness of war
We should pause in recognizing that we have sacred but temporal lives.
We should keep our dignity even in our dying.
We ordinary people need to stop this madness.
Why are we killing one another?
Killing only makes hate correct. It takes away our friends & the good things in life.
When the world shouts the merits of war, we will respectfully refuse its noise.
Rather than giving peace an uncertain prize, let’s give peace a certain chance.
Enough of words without actions
True peace is needed
Love is how we’ll ask for peace
The Afghan peace volunteers
‘Their flesh is my flesh, their blood is my blood, their pain is my pain, their SMILE is my SMILE.’ Henri Nouwen
International peace volunteers in Olympia USA & across the globe. ‘Do not wait for leaders; do it alone, person to person.’ Mother Teresa
Abdulai gives the U.S. Ambassador a photo gift.‘Mountains cannot reach mountains,only Man can reach Man.’ Afghan proverb
The Afghan peace vigil group with the U.S. Ambassador and his wife
‘I would teach peace rather than war, love rather than hate.’ Albert Einstein
We have hope that love has a value which overcomes even death.
We know that we’re not alone. We’re waiting historically with the rest of the world.
With love, we ask the Nobel Peace Laureate President Obama for the Reconciliation of Civil Hearts.
Thank you for hearing our voice of peace, as being heard is a breakthrough for silence.
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List of friends
Douglas Mackey & Jody Tiller ( and friends of Olympia Fellowship of Reconciliation, Iraq Memorial to Life )
Mark Johnson ( and friends of Fellowship of Reconciliation New York USA )
Dennis Mills ( and friends at Evergreen State College and of MidEast Solidarity Project )
Matt Grant, Dennis ( & students and staff of Olympia High School )
Jazzy, Zannah, Ted, Berd ( and friends for Facebook Youth Peace Volunteers )
Adela ( and friends of Our Journey to Smile )
Bernie Meyer ( American Gandhi )
Cindy Corrie ( Rachel Corrie Foundation )
Lorri ( and friends of Dandelion Salad )
Josh Steiber & Margo ( and friends of Contagious Love Experiment )
Carol and Jane Alexander ( and friends of Corvallis Alternatives to war )
Joan Borst ( and friends of Sheridan Peacemakers )
Lesley Wischmann ( and friends of Stand Up for Peace Wyoming )
Terry Rockerfeller, Terry Greene, Andrea LeBlanc ( and friends of Peaceful Tomorrows )
Betsy ( and friends of Pages for Peace )
Tibor Brewer
June Holliday
Dana Lyons
Tess
Miles Franzoni
Kate Harris
Carmen Lee
Paige Laframboise
Lauren Jones
Olympia, WA
Lei Phyu Tun
Glendale CC
Breanna Pendleton
Heidi Specht
Emma Jane Holly
Azka Shah
Tali Sakamoto
Upasna Dutt
Valerie White
Sonia Shakerley
Randel Mowen
Lee Allan
Rachel Holystar
Priscilla
June
Kyle Kristensen
Susan Asheville
Lynette Shek
Carol and Jane Alexander
Randel Mowen
Yeong Huay
Patricia Collins
Renay Davis, California
Jennifer Claire Hunter
Phyllis Hockley
Oliver Rizzi Carlson
Eleanor Hart
Cecilia Lim and Wei Min
Mr & Mrs Willie Wee
Shereef
Lilian Goh
Jean
Samuel Ng
Selene Goh
Serene Kwok
Serene Wong
Sharmane Phee
Stephanie Yeo
Subhan Ahzam
Tisa Wu
Tracy Wee
Zoe Tay Sok Chan
Stefie Gunawan
Thaw Zin
Thura Yu Sein
Ye Myat Thu
Zoe Uyen Nguyen
Ashley Thomas
Charmain Lee
Chervin Lam
Cindy Cai
Constance Tan
Diana Deng
Edris Dzulkifli
Elaine Ng
Esther Low
Jeramy
Jett Chiew
Jonathan Ng
Ju Jue Zan
Khin Kaung San
Lei Phyun Tun
Min Htin Kyaw Latt
Minnie
Munis Byte
Myo Myint Aung
Nwae Nandar
Parvin Beevie
Ploy PloyTip
Roy Chan
Mitchelle Waaras
Veeron L
Peace must arise from the ordinary ; love can change the strategies of war & peace
December 8, 2009 by
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Please hear 13 year old Abdul Ali sing and speak of war and peace
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38RBMMFyBR0
Abdul ali with Zekerullah
From the hills I play my flute…
I wish for peace & reconciliation
When will the world ever understand?
We thank those who pray that we’ll have peace
But prayers won’t suffice if one by one, war takes us away from life
Peace for the ordinary billions must be loved into passionate existence
by a billion ordinary hearts
From Afghanistan, we thank every individual who is now journeying with us in this heart-storm of love, befriending us at
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Youth-Peace-Volunteers/206186386153?v=wall or youthpeacevolunteers@gmail.com or
Thank you, our friends, brothers and sisters!
the Afghan peace vigilers
Text of video
Is your wish for peace a special or ordinary wish?
Our wish for peace is ordinary because everyone wishes for peace
Who is responsible for bringing peace?
We ourselves are responsible for bringing peace.
If war breaks out, whose fault is it?
It is our fault because we ourselves should make peace.
If governments wage war, we should also temper that.
We the people should temper governments? How?
Yes, that we make peace, as war is futile.
Should we wait for elders & leaders to bring peace?
No, we shouldn’t wait…we ordinary people should arise from our own places to bring peace.
An Afghan leader had said that he wanted to turn Afg into a river of blood
We the people of Afghanistan want a river of peace
We ordinary people should take the course of peace
We should arise from our homes, from the mountains & from the cities
Can’t we ordinary people arise & move?
We can and we will arise for peace.
Peace, peace…from the bottom of our hearts, peace!
From the hills I play my flute…
I wish for peace & reconciliation
When will the world ever understand?
We thank those who pray that we’ll have peace
But prayers won’t suffice if one by one, war takes us away from life.
Peace for the ordinary billions must be loved into passionate existence by a billion ordinary hearts
Even when the cold sets in and ice forms over the rivers,
we ordinary people should arise from our own places to bring peace
arise from our homes, from the mountains & from the cities
For if war breaks out, whose fault is it?
Peace, peace…from the bottom of our hearts, peace!
Love is how we’ll ask for peace, love that must arise from the ordinary
I wish for peace & reconciliation
When will the world ever understand?
Love is how we’ll need to run ; finding indomitable love in Afghan disappointment
December 3, 2009 by
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Please listen to Abdulai’s disappointment and love “I was very young during the Taliban war. I fled to the Baba Mountains with my family..”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RCzd68KN9I
abdulai & change
I was very young during the Taliban war. I fled to the Baba Mountains with my family.There was lots of snow then. When I returned…I never saw my father again.
We shouldn’t continue this manner of life. This life is hard & difficult.
We should have a good & better life through peace & reconciliation.
A resolute love can change every human being & every violent person.
Dear friends in Afghanistan & the world, we may not make it…
But as Ghandi encouraged, ‘ Be the change you want to see in the world.’
More troops & more war make life tough for us.
But we will still move towards love & truth.
Let we ourselves, the youth, bring change. Yes..yes..yes!
Love is how we’ll ask for peace! Let’s move…let’s go!
the peace vigilers’ run at Bamiya Peace Park
When disappointment closes in like another moon-less night
We pause in our madness as mere dying Men
From this grief we salvage an indomitable love
That turns even tears into rivers of light
That breaks out in a run, however weary our sight
We will still move towards love & truth
With love, we ask the Nobel Peace Laureate President Obama for a Reconciliation of Civil Hearts
Peace to Obama’s daughters from Afghan children ; 10-15 year old Afghan boys & girls greet Malia & Sasha
November 30, 2009 by
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Please watch 10-15 year old Afghan boys & girls speak words of peace & love to Obama’s daughters Malia & Shasha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejlusJ38UKU
Parwin & Rana
Video Excerpt
Malia and Sasha, peace from Afghanistan!
I am Parwin ( 13 years old ), Rana ( 10 ), Abdul Ali ( 13 ), Zekerullah ( 13 ), Abdulai ( 13 ) and Raziq ( 15 ).
No one wins in war, neither women nor men.
We are humans & we want peace.
There are many other creative, non-violent solutions & they need a chance
Love is how we’ll ask for peace!
Malia & Sasha & your parents, from Afg, be at peace!
Malia & Sasha, God protect you & God will take care of you!
Raziq & Abdulai
Standing together in stirring a heart-storm of love,
meekly & resolutely.
Love is how we’ll ask for peace!
Let love refrain from silence.
We will have to repent in this generation not merely for the hateful words and actions of the bad people but for the appalling silence of the good people.
Martin Luther King
The human voice can never reach the distance that is covered by the still small voice of conscience.
Where love is, there God is also.
Mohandas Gandhi
Abdul Ali & Zekerullah
American Thanksgiving and our Afghan winter ; Afghan vigilers’ telephone conversation with Amy Goodman
November 26, 2009 by
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To our American friends, have a meaningful and warm Thanksgiving!
We especially thank Douglas Mackey and Dennis Mills for the tele-conversation we had with students of Olympia High School and Evergreen State College, as well as Amy Goodman for speaking to us in our Afghan silence.
Please hear the Afghan Youth Peace Volunteers’ 2 a.m. conversation with Amy Goodman, & watch them speak of the Afghan winter life
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uXtO0e0_KE
In this season of decisions over Afghanistan, the cold has set in.
“I was sick last week. I had fever & was shivering. I kept warm while I slept at home. Now I’m well & warm at heart. I think that friendship is warmth. Home is warmth!
But war is cold & war freezes friendship. “ Abdul Raziq
Video excerpt of Amy Goodman’s 2.30 a.m. conversation with the vigilers on 25/11/2009
Hello! Salam to you Amy!
I want to ask you why you’re doing what you’re doing?
We want to raise the voice of peace in Afg & the world. We’re hoping for Obama’s answer to our peace message
Blood cannot wash away blood ( an Afghan Proverb ).
Hate cannot wash away hate.
War cannot wash away war.
God protect you, Amy!
Winter & the cold have arrived in Afghanistan.
In some places, the water at the spring freezes & the roads get cut off.
We have to collect precious fuel to keep warm.
We can bear these physical challenges better than lies, war, violence & pride which make our souls shake with their cold indifference, their isolation & their separation.
We sometimes wonder what we should expect from life, from history & from humanity. Perhaps we shouldn’t expect much because unrealistic expectations may silence our hopes.
We comfort one another in saying, “It doesn’t matter. God is kind.” You may think that we should be able to do better than to just have comforting words
Even if we don’t live through this winter, love would endure, love would last.
Is war the sole answer to the problems of Afghanistan?
Can’t life offer us more creative & noble alternatives?
Yes, love would survive another winter.
Yes, love is how we’ll ask for peace!
“The way of peace is the way of love. Love is the greatest power on earth. It conquers all things.” Peace Pilgrim
Peace stands together in love, giving thanks for warmth in the cold Afghan winter
Excerpt of Obama’s Thanksgiving speech 26/11/2009
But this Thanksgiving also takes place at a time of great trial for our people.
Across the country, there were empty seats at the table, as brave Americans continue to serve in harm’s way from the mountains of Afghanistan to the deserts of Iraq. We honor and give thanks for their sacrifice, and stand by the families who endure their absence with such dignity and resolve.
I have seen this strength firsthand over many months…. in young Americans enlisting in a time of war..
It is a testament to our national character… that we want that American Dream not just for ourselves, but for each other.
Afghan lady & girl’s loving greetings of peace to U.S. Ambassador Eikenberry; a heart storm is slowly seeding
November 24, 2009 by
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Please watch an Afghan lady & girl stand with peace youth volunteers in greetings to the U.S. Ambassador Eikenberry, who urged for no troop surge.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGRp995K2Xg
Nazuko
Zekerullah, “Eikenberry Sir & your wife, do you have time to be with us at the Bamiyan Peace Park?”
Nazuko : “We wish for peace. Love is how we’ll ask for peace.”
This seems a time when we keep asking each other what is enough, what numbers, what measures…
Against the grain, even the decay within ourselves, we stand with friends in the quiet resolution that love is enough, yes, love is enough.
Others may take everything away from us, but they cannot take away love.
Love is how we’ll ask for peace
2nd Cup of Tea Peace Vigil, our second mile of love
Come stand with us for love!
Parwin
The heart-storm of love is slowly seeding. We thank the individuals from the groups below who inspire us to plod on in Afghanistan!
- Olympia Washington Vigil
Dennis Mills with friends
Other photos :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tricyrtis_hirta/sets/72157622733609809/
- Evergreen State College Vigil, Olympia Washington
Vigil group at Evergreen
Other photos :
http://s896.photobucket.com/albums/ac161/jjacobro/2ND%20CUP%20OF%20TEA/?start=0
- Mideast Solidarity Project, Evergreen State College, Olympia Washington
Mideast Solidarity Project
- Sheridan Peacemakers, Wyoming USA
Joan Borst with Sheridan Peacemakers
- Stand Up for Peace, Laramie USA
Lesley Wischmann and Stand Up for Peace
- Contagious Love Experiment
Josh Steiber and friends
- Corvallis Alternatives Against the War
Carol and Jane Alexander
Read this article on the faithful 9 year peace vigil of this group
http://www.chicagotribune.com/topic/sns-ap-us-ripples-of-war,0,3127649,full.story
We also thank Douglas Mackey, Dennis Mills and staff of Olympia High School for making possible a long-distance tele-conference with the Afghan Youth Peace Volunteers on the 24th of November 2009.
Afghan lady & girl stand with vigil youth to greet Eikenberry in peace
November 21, 2009 by
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Please watch an Afghan lady & girl stand with peace youth in greetings of peace to the U.S. Ambassador Eikenberry, who urged for no troop surge
We’re sorry that we’re having technical problems with this video upload. We’ll try to correct this soon! Thanks.
Nazuko
13 year old Zekerullah, “Eikenberry Sir & your wife, do you have time to be with us at the Bamiyan Peace Park?”
Nazuko : “We wish for peace. Love is how we’ll ask for peace.”
This seems a time when we keep asking each other what is enough,
what numbers, what measures…
Against the grain, even the decay within ourselves, we stand with friends in the quiet resolution that love is enough, yes, love is enough.
Others may take everything away from us, but they cannot take away love.
2nd Cup of Tea Peace Vigil, our second mile of love
Come stand with us for love!
Parwin
The love in Zekerullah’s journey to peace ; restoring the truth
November 18, 2009 by
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Please watch 13 year old Zekerullah explain why ‘there’s no justice or truth in Afg today’
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgCXy60yy2U
Zekerullah, a 13 year Afghan youth peace volunteer who is taking part in the peace vigils at Bamiyan Peace Park, is learning to walk that 2nd mile for love.
Love speaks the truth with gentleness, calling corruption corruption, not a budding democracy.
Love will not nurture greed in Afghan robes or international suits.
Love walks 2 hours in the mud to earn a decent penny though it is aware that, by economic design, money and power are not with those who walk.
Love deliberately asks ‘Does Zekerullah deserve a decent livelihood as much as I do?’
Love waits eagerly for peace and justice, even if, by ‘fateful neglect’, it is un-noticed and un-rewarded.
Love knows that killing in whatever name, even in the name of ‘Overseas Contingency Operations’, is killing. Killing removes life and love; we are not able to justify to Zekerullah that killing is a civil response for our ‘contingencies’.
Love recognizes that war is not peace, whatever its prize.
Love empathizes with soldiers and victims who suffer post-traumatic stress, knowing that it is an ORDER of human conscience that can guide Mankind to wholeness, pleading ‘Enough. Please stop!’
Zekerullah making biscuits and cakes
Please speak the truth in love together with Zekerullah, not later but now.
Say it as it is.
This may be a chance for Afghan youth to raise the possibility of love,
for Man to do a little something for other Men,
by standing and waiting firmly for peace before the giants that be.
Killing goes against everything we’re taught from childhood about love and compassion. It goes against every religious doctrine and moral code. It’s small wonder that so many come back from war “sick at heart.”
Irish Nobel peace laureate Mairead Maguire
2nd Cup of Tea Peace Vigil begins our 2nd mile for love
November 16, 2009 by
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Please watch the growing smiles of friendship over tea!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-4ZMh8Z9ts
2nd Cup of Tea Peace Vigil begins our 2nd mile for love
‘Do not wait for leaders; do it alone, person to person.’
Mother Teresa
Come and have the 2nd cup of tea and deepen our friendships of peace.
Friends, join us wherever you are!
With love,
from the Afghan & International Youth Peace Volunteers
Dandelion Salad and Peace Works
We thank our peacemaker friends in PeaceWorks, Columbia Missouri USA, for giving us their support. We were encouraged by all your smiles!
Thanks to Dandelion Salad, below is the link to the photos of the smiling faces from Columbia, MO when the Peaceworks organization gathered for their annual dinner
‘Love is How We’ll Ask for Peace’ (Set)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lorri37/sets/72157622681524727/
Mary
Alex, Emma and Lily
Amy
Gail and Peter
Oregon Fellowship of Reconciliation
We also thank Oregon Fellowship of Reconciliation for writing to us on You Tube, saying :
The Oregon Fellowship of Reconciliation endorses your efforts! Let love bring peace! A photo will follow!
Our growing peace vigil friendships
Thank you all for encouraging us. Please send us your vigil information and pictures, wherever you are standing for peace, to youthpeacevolunteers@gmail.com
China
2
Egypt
1
India
1
Italy
1
Malaysia
1
Nepal
1
Philippines
1
USA
1
Singapore
2