Michele Peiffer's Friends

Michele Peiffer's Groups

At 6:35am on March 21, 2010, Babs Henn said…: Thanks for adding me, dear Michele, and welcome to my network! Together we can make the world a better place! Greetings from Germany, Babs

At 1:42pm on March 16, 2010, Jesus said…: Just popping in Michele. Sometimes the simplest things show how special this world is. Enjoy.

At 11:10pm on March 11, 2010, Silja Saareoks-Kaldre said…: Thank you for the compliment and it's really nice that you're here. Joy, Silja

At 1:53pm on March 10, 2010, thomas said…: Welcome aboard Michele,, the more the merrier!!! have fun and lets create a great world,togeather,,,piece by piece ,by PEACE Thomas

At 5:04pm on March 6, 2010, Silja Saareoks-Kaldre said…: Michele,
Thank you so much for joining the group!
May the Sun touch you with the golden rays! Love, Silja

At 12:20pm on February 16, 2010, Ron Tocknell said…: Hi Michele. Welcome to AOAND. I look forward to reading what you have to share.

Ron

At 4:20am on February 16, 2010, The Ancient One said…: PRAYER FOR SOLIDARITY AND JUSTICE — The Terma Collective

May our eyes remain open even in the face of tragedy.
May we not become disheartened.
May we find in the dissolution of our apathy and denial, the cup of the broken heart.
May we discover the gift of the fire burning in the inner chamber of our being -- burning great and bright enough to transform any poison.
May we offer the power of our sorrow to the service of something greater than ourselves.
May our guilt not rise up to form yet another defensive wall.
May the suffering purify and not paralyze us.
May we endure; may sorrow bond us and not separate us.
May we realize the greatness of our sorrow and not run from its touch or its flame.
May clarity be our ally and wisdom our support.
May our wrath be cleansing, cutting through the confusion of denial and greed.
May we not be afraid to see or speak our truth.
May the bleakness of the wasteland be dispelled.
May the soul's journey be revealed and the true hunger fed.
May we be forgiven for what we have forgotten and blessed with the remembrance of who we really are.