The final stop on our 2017 East Coast Peace Tour was in Toronto, Canada. We were warmly welcomed by Hengameh and her family. Hengameh is part of our subtitle translator team and did an amazing job of making the Peace Experience Documentary  available to Persian speakers worldwide. After enjoying a sumptuous home cooked meal we watched The Peace Experience movie with the present guests. Composer and musician Bray Ghiglia performed live and sang songs for Peace, including some that he recorded … [Read more...]

On route to Toronto we were drawn to see the majestic Niagara Falls. We were in awe by the huge amount of water cascade that flows down every second. Mother Nature presented herself in all colors, painting a brilliant rainbow that sprang from one end to the other side of the river. The mighty falls reminded us of the tremendous healing that we experienced on this trip. The vivid double rainbow, which is a sign for the connection between God and humans in many cultures,  was the perfect … [Read more...]

Upon invitation by the local Baha’i group we visited Rochester in Upstate New York. Jemeul Thompson and his family welcomed us with a wonderful home cooked lunch and showed us around. We learned that the city was home to Frederick Douglass, human rights leader in the anti-slavery movement and the first African-American citizen to hold a high U.S. government rank. Situated at the South shore of Lake Ontario, the Rochester area has been the birthplace to such corporations as Kodak, Bausch & … [Read more...]

It was in fall 2015 when we met dear Brenda Nurah Johnson at a screening of the Peace Experience documentary in Vienna, Austria. The charismatic power lady won our hearts in an instant and she has been part of our growing family ever since. Nurah is a writer, movie maker and most of all an experienced Reiki Master with clients all over the world. She has been a Yogi and meditator for 40 years. Nurah has been supporting our cause as a Peace Ambassador, facilitating our Peace Tour and … [Read more...]

The day we arrived, New York City cloaked herself in a fashionable, cold grey, which turned the idilic ferry ride from Staten Island to Manhattan into a pretty mystical journey. While at the ferry terminal our dear Donna sweetened the waiting time by spontaneously performing with the local artists in the station! What a joy! We toured the City in the pouring rain and were soaking wet when we sought refuge in a Downtown church. We sent out prayers for World Peace and Brotherhood among … [Read more...]