All are welcome to join the Albany Peace Project from Aug. 15 to 22 in an experiment that will transform how you view yourself in the world.
Please support SNUG 518 by meditating from home for peace in from Aug. 15 to 22. Dr. Karin Reinhold, Ph.D., a mathematics and statistics professor at the State University of New York at Albany, will review crime data to see how much of an impact our peaceful intentions have made.
SNUG is the word guns spelled backward and is a metaphor for how the organization works at the street level to reverse gun violence. SNUG workers risk their lives daily to help keep the streets safe.
In these dark times, we need to support those that work so hard to bring light.
How the Peace Project works:
1-Enter your email at PeacefulCities.org.
2- You will receive daily meditations for peace inspired by SNUG workers’ visions for peace in Albany via email between Aug. 15 and 22. Please click on the link to do the meditation.
3- Each meditation utilizes evidence-based mind-body skills to enhance clarity, improve optimal functioning, enhance decision making, and dramatically lift your mood while simultaneously working toward measurable reducing violence in Albany, NY.
4- In the meditations for this year, you will also have the opportunity to send intentions to enhance peace and positivity to your own life. Meditations can be done by individuals or groups
5- Changes in social indicators (accidents, arrests, etc.) will be measured Dr. Reinhold. Participants will be notified of the results.
External peace begins inside hearts which is why we start there.
External peace literally starts within internally coherent nervous systems.
Trying to inspire peace anywhere other than the human heart is a long way around. Participate in meditations for the Albany Peace Project and learn how to move your nervous system into satisfying coherence.
You may have never known you can feel that good!
For more information, write Info@PeacefulCities.Org.
Sincere thanks for your participation from Dr. Karin Reinhold, Ph.D., researcher for SNUG 518; Bethany Gonyea, Global Peaceful Cities Project founder, and the Albany Peace Project team.
Sign up now at PeacefulCities.org!
Published: Thu, 13 Aug 2020 11:55:42 +0000 by r.schultz