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A wide range of style options are available via the control panel button above.

You can add an image to any line by selecting where in the content you want the image to go and tap “Insert Photo.” You can also add a photo that is hosted elsewhere by selecting “Insert/edit image,” the first button in the expanded style menu.

By default, added images will link to the raw image. You can remove or change the link by tapping the image and selecting “Insert/edit link,” the second button.

“Undo” and “Redo” buttons help manage changes in your content.

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Please make sure that the alternate map location is on neutral or public land.

By leela

^{_{Modified on November 2nd, 2023 at 11:05 am}
October 26, 2023 at 5:47 pm}

PeaceLuck: build community, build peace

PeaceLuck

About our Feast for Peace

We must meet to see eye-to-eye.

This is a call to open borders for civilians to connect and build community that can break walls and unite.

^{Walls have fallen before and they will fall again.}

Bring your freshest food made from local produce, or whatever is available!

Demolition tools may be of assistance.

Access Instructions

Gatherings on each side of the wall will need to approach with caution until contact can be made. If there are better locations along the wall, share them!

For safe mapping:

set locations to nearby landmarks
include vetting procedures
use privacy settings (unlisted or visible to trusted accounts)

☮️

_{Share your PeaceLuck}!

By leela

^{_{Modified on November 3rd, 2023 at 6:18 am}
October 20, 2023 at 8:40 pm}

Food = Mood

Idea, PeaceLuck, suggestion

It’s time to rain fruit on those recovering from, and incurring, loss.

The gut-brain relationship is important to acknowledge:

Merely filling one’s belly with dry or rehydrated rations, regardless of whether they take the form of nostalgic cultural foods, is not sufficient for stabilizing the gut-brain that underlies our capacity for individual thought and achieving peaceful resolutions.

We need fresh produce to feel well and living.

To help us believe in our capacity for imminent peace, we need to experience a good, healthy model of living that resonates with our capacity to live with the land.

I urge:

Produce baskets for peace
Potlucks for peace
Gardening for peace
Raw Vegan workshops to shake things up
Hug-a-tree social media to celebrate our fellow life forms being affected by the conflict

Meditation and yoga have profound impacts on our capacity to fathom peace, but the durability of their effects depends on our gut feelings.