# 6 Peace becoming People came from all around our tiny planet
Floating so alone to collaborate on making a documentary film about things that matter to the life forms on our little globe Floating so alone. They set themselves a challenge How may we show our human denizens in daily coexisting and cocreating? In a way that captures the emotioning of the thrill of the chase the pounding heart of the assailant the cries of anguish and pain as the tanks roll in stealth bombers on a deadly mission. How do we display the passion underpinning a nod of agreement a smile of recognition a friendly debate the bustle of the local market sitting in the sun on a park bench conversing with a stranger people opening space for others to be beside them? The film makers found themselves perplexed And were working on it. That happened just a few days before the event which changed perceptions of peace forever A happening seemingly more seminal than 911 or any other. When people spontaneously organised to stride out for peace. in great rallies all over our mother earth expressing powerfully and confidently that the only true axes are those of hope. Since that February day our world is asking different questions and the 'crisis of perception' of all humanity is that is a second superpower hitherto unknown and unrecognised is unfolding. Already seen to be the only one which will ultimately prevail is the voice of the people all around our lovely home. Singing anything war can do peace can do better. The film makers now have peace scripts and screen plays ad infinitum. And while we earth dwellers will forever be Floating so alone The gift of being so connected removes the loneliness. Audrey Coward 2281F Lakeshore Blvd W Toronto, Ontario M8V1A6 416-259-6215 audreycoward @bellnet.ca * * ========================================================== osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu ------------------------------ To subscribe, unsubscribe, change your options, view the archives of osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu, Visit: http://listserv.boisestate.edu/archives/oslist.html