June 5, 2016
World Peace
I envision all people as citizens of peace.
Charles
Fillmore defined a peacemaker as “One who has the ability to say
‘peace’ to the turbulent waves of thought and have them obey ... who
reduces to peace and harmony all the thoughts of strife, anger, and
retaliation in his own mind.”
We all have the potential to be peacemakers—to live as the child of God we are created to be. Living up to our potential is part of our life’s work with daily opportunities.
I envision all people as citizens of peace, and I dedicate myself to being a peacemaker. When I experience strife or anger, I determine the cause and take positive steps to promote healing and resolution. I contribute to world peace by living peacefully and beholding all people as capable of promoting peace.
We all have the potential to be peacemakers—to live as the child of God we are created to be. Living up to our potential is part of our life’s work with daily opportunities.
I envision all people as citizens of peace, and I dedicate myself to being a peacemaker. When I experience strife or anger, I determine the cause and take positive steps to promote healing and resolution. I contribute to world peace by living peacefully and beholding all people as capable of promoting peace.
Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.–Matthew 5:9
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