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| Chairman Lee and S. Africa President Jacob Zuma December 14, 2012 |
2013년 11월 13일 수요일
MANNAM Chairman Lee Rallies Leaders for Peace
2013년 11월 2일 토요일
2013년 10월 7일 월요일
MANNAM Peace News:Shrine Peace Monument "Enforcing the cause of peace"
This is a powerful picture. My last post was about soldiers for peace. The angel at the Shrine Peace Monument looks strong. It looks like a representation of one who would certainly be capable of fighting, but focuses efforts on enforcing the cause of peace.
MANNAM's Honorary Chairman, even at 80 years of age, is travelling around the world with the message of peace and unity. I hope people are open to his message as he enforces the cause of peace.http://weburbanist.com/2008/05/16/12-compelling-monuments-dedicated-to-peace-reversing-the-typology-of-the-war-memorial/http://susandavid.ca/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Shrine-Peace-Memorial.jpg
2013년 10월 4일 금요일
MANNAM Members' Story to Gangnam Style
The video below tells a great story: people whose lives have been brightened through MANNAM then brighten the lives of those around them. What a beautiful cycle!
2013년 9월 21일 토요일
Mannam Volunteer Association: Traditional Food with Foreign Friends
The food in the picture looks simple enough, but it was part of a special day. Members of MANNAM opened their home to me and several international friends. We all made song-pyun 송편 (a sweet rice-based traditional snack) and fried pumpkin and sweet potatoes 고구마 & 호박 튀김. The snacks were sweet and oily, so the host served savory baked chicken as well.
The food was great, but what made the evening special was the interaction and conversations. People from five different countries talked in four different languages as they shaped the song-pyun and fried the vegetables. People patiently broke through languages barriers to share stories about themselves and their countries. As one guy was leaving, one of his new friends invited him to play soccer together tomorrow. The two guys were only able to communicate through a translator, but they expressed warmth through facial expressions and gestures. They seemed excited to get together again in the future.
Interactions like the one described above are steps toward peace. Being able to put a friendly face with an otherwise disconnected country goes a long ways. That interaction was possible thanks to MANNAM. I am always glad to be a part of stuff like that (and enjoy a nice meal in the process).
2013년 7월 29일 월요일
MANNAM Peace News : What MANNAM and the world want to achieve for Syria
G8 backs urgent Syria peace talks in Geneva
G8 leaders meeting in Northern Ireland have backed calls for Syrian peace talks to be held in Geneva "as soon as possible".
After adopting a statement, UK Prime Minister David Cameron said the leaders had managed "to overcome fundamental differences".
But no timetable for the Geneva talks was given.
The statement does not mention what role Syrian President Bashar al-Assad could play in the future.
Russia is backing President Assad, while the US and its European allies are supporting the rebels.
Earlier on Tuesday, the Kremlin insisted that each of the Syrian sides at the Geneva talks should be able to select their own delegations, sidestepping questions about whether this could leave open a role for Mr Assad.
The communique is largely a reaffirmation of what was said at the Geneva Conference in June 2012, reports the BBC's Jonathan Marcus at the summit in Enniskillen.
Sending signal
The G8 leaders agreed the joint statement on Syria after lengthy discussions at the end their two-day summit.
The seven-point document says that any future transitional government should be "formed by mutual consent".
It stresses that the leaders are united in wanting a negotiated and peaceful end to the conflict that will produce a government "under a top leadership that inspires public confidence."
However, both Russia and the West could interpret such phrasing as their diplomatic success at the summit, correspondents say.
The Kremlin refused to support any statement making Mr Assad's removal from power an explicit goal.
But speaking to reporters after the summit, President Putin said he did not feel "isolated" in Enniskillen despite clashing with other leaders.
At the same time, Mr Cameron pledged at a separate news conference "to learn the lessons from Iraq" by making sure key institutions of the state are maintained through any transition.
The prime minister said it was important to send a signal to the Syrian people that there would be a functioning state once Mr Assad was gone.
This could be seen as encouragement to the Assad supporters perhaps to begin thinking about a future without him, says our correspondent.
The joint statement also condemns "any use of chemical weapons in Syria" and urges both Damascus and the rebels at the Geneva conference "to commit to destroying and expelling from Syria all organisations and individuals affiliated to al-Qaeda and any other non-state actors linked to terrorism".
On the humanitarian front, the G8 leaders agreed to provide nearly $1.5bn (£960m) in new funds to help people affected by the raging conflict.
More than 4.25 million people have been displaced since the Syrian conflict began in March 2011.
More than 90,000 people have been killed, according to UN estimates.
In Enniskillen, the leaders also signed a declaration committing themselves to "fight the scourge of tax evasion" and promote free trade.
Vladimir Putin: Russia and US to draft Syria peace plan
Russia and the US will be responsible for drafting the "underlying principles" of a settlement to help end the Syrian crisis, the Russian president has confirmed.
Speaking at the end of the two-day summit in Northern Ireland, Vladimir Putin said some G8 members had agreed with the Russian position, that there was no proof that the ruling Assad regime had used chemical weapons, but that there were cases of opposition forces being caught with them.
The Russian president said that all evidence would be presented to the UN Security Council with Russia, as a permanent member, "actively assessing the situation".
via BBC News
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How sad it is!
How miserable what's been happening to the people, especially kids in Syria!
You have no known person in Syria?
Still I and you live in the same world.
Do you and do I think this such civil war in Syria is none of our business?
You know the answer if you have heart as human-being.
Why don't we make time to have peace talk?
Why don't we find some group which consider peace as the most valuable and the necessary in the world?
You know I am saying MANNAM International Association led by a peace leader, Man Hee Lee :)
We actualize Peace in our real lives!
Come and join us!
MANNAM International Association
G8 leaders meeting in Northern Ireland have backed calls for Syrian peace talks to be held in Geneva "as soon as possible".
After adopting a statement, UK Prime Minister David Cameron said the leaders had managed "to overcome fundamental differences".
But no timetable for the Geneva talks was given.
The statement does not mention what role Syrian President Bashar al-Assad could play in the future.
Russia is backing President Assad, while the US and its European allies are supporting the rebels.
Earlier on Tuesday, the Kremlin insisted that each of the Syrian sides at the Geneva talks should be able to select their own delegations, sidestepping questions about whether this could leave open a role for Mr Assad.
The communique is largely a reaffirmation of what was said at the Geneva Conference in June 2012, reports the BBC's Jonathan Marcus at the summit in Enniskillen.
Sending signal
The G8 leaders agreed the joint statement on Syria after lengthy discussions at the end their two-day summit.
The seven-point document says that any future transitional government should be "formed by mutual consent".
It stresses that the leaders are united in wanting a negotiated and peaceful end to the conflict that will produce a government "under a top leadership that inspires public confidence."
However, both Russia and the West could interpret such phrasing as their diplomatic success at the summit, correspondents say.
The Kremlin refused to support any statement making Mr Assad's removal from power an explicit goal.
But speaking to reporters after the summit, President Putin said he did not feel "isolated" in Enniskillen despite clashing with other leaders.
At the same time, Mr Cameron pledged at a separate news conference "to learn the lessons from Iraq" by making sure key institutions of the state are maintained through any transition.
The prime minister said it was important to send a signal to the Syrian people that there would be a functioning state once Mr Assad was gone.
This could be seen as encouragement to the Assad supporters perhaps to begin thinking about a future without him, says our correspondent.
The joint statement also condemns "any use of chemical weapons in Syria" and urges both Damascus and the rebels at the Geneva conference "to commit to destroying and expelling from Syria all organisations and individuals affiliated to al-Qaeda and any other non-state actors linked to terrorism".
On the humanitarian front, the G8 leaders agreed to provide nearly $1.5bn (£960m) in new funds to help people affected by the raging conflict.
More than 4.25 million people have been displaced since the Syrian conflict began in March 2011.
More than 90,000 people have been killed, according to UN estimates.
In Enniskillen, the leaders also signed a declaration committing themselves to "fight the scourge of tax evasion" and promote free trade.
Vladimir Putin: Russia and US to draft Syria peace plan
Russia and the US will be responsible for drafting the "underlying principles" of a settlement to help end the Syrian crisis, the Russian president has confirmed.
Speaking at the end of the two-day summit in Northern Ireland, Vladimir Putin said some G8 members had agreed with the Russian position, that there was no proof that the ruling Assad regime had used chemical weapons, but that there were cases of opposition forces being caught with them.
The Russian president said that all evidence would be presented to the UN Security Council with Russia, as a permanent member, "actively assessing the situation".
via BBC News
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How sad it is!
How miserable what's been happening to the people, especially kids in Syria!
You have no known person in Syria?
Still I and you live in the same world.
Do you and do I think this such civil war in Syria is none of our business?
You know the answer if you have heart as human-being.
Why don't we make time to have peace talk?
Why don't we find some group which consider peace as the most valuable and the necessary in the world?
You know I am saying MANNAM International Association led by a peace leader, Man Hee Lee :)
We actualize Peace in our real lives!
Come and join us!
MANNAM International Association
2013년 7월 27일 토요일
MANNAM : Word has peace and touches people's heart : J. Donald Walters
You will find peace not by trying to escape your problems, but by confronting them courageously.
You will find peace not in denial, but in victory.
J. Donald Walters
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When Light meets Light, there is Victory
Have you heard of it?
very familiar sound? :)
This is a main slogan of MANNAM Volunteer Association.
MANNAM Volunteer Association considers people who have willingness to help others regardless of Nationalities, Religion, Sex, Ages.. as light which is so necessary.
A person who is light meets another person who is so, there will be a victory beyond darkness.
It's what Man Hee Lee, such a peace advocate said.
2013년 7월 25일 목요일
MANNAM Peace : Peace Park Morokulien
+ Do you remember my previous post about DMZ world peace park in South Korea? I will add more of this :) DMZ wolrd peace park in S Korea
In German
Morokulien ist der Name eines sechs Hektar großen Geländes beiderseits
der Staatsgrenze von Schweden und Norwegen, etwa 111 Kilometer östlich von Oslo und 427 Kilometer westlich von Stockholm gelegen. Das Gelände gehört auf der einen Seite zu der norwegischen Gemeinde Eidskog in der Provinz (Fylke) Hedmark und auf der anderen Seite zu der schwedischen Gemeinde Eda in der Provinz (Län) Värmland. 1914 wurde hier anlässlich des 100-jährigen Friedens zwischen beiden Ländern ein Granitmonument errichtet, was deren Einheit und Freundschaft versinnbildlicht. Seitdem wird dieses kleine „neutrale Land“ auch als Platz des Friedens bezeichnet. In Morokulien befinden sich unter anderem Campingplätze, ein Informationszentrum, eine Amateurfunkstation, eine Freilichtbühne, eine Kapelle (Glockenturm in Norwegen – der Rest des Gebäudes in Schweden) sowie weitere Kuriositäten wie z. B. ein Postamt, das Briefmarken beider Länder verkauft und sie auch in beiden abstempelt. Jedes Jahr im Sommer finden hier ein Gottesdienst und weitere Feierlichkeiten statt.
Der Begriff Morokulien ist ein 1959 kreiertes Svorsk-Kofferwort und leitet sich von dem norwegischen Wort moro und dem schwedischen Wort kul ab, welche beide „Spaß“ bedeuten.
Morokulien ist weder ein selbständiger Zwergstaat noch eine Mikronation. Er unterliegt schwedischen und norwegischen Gesetzen. Die dortigen Aktivitäten werden von Friedensvereinigungen beider Länder organisiert.
Morokulien zählt zu den Peace Parks, da es einen Park darstellt, der über Landesgrenzen hinweg reicht.
In English
Morokulia is the name of six acres of grounds on both sides of the state border of Sweden and Norway , about 111 kilometers east of Oslo and 427 kilometers west of Stockholm located. The site is on the one side to the Norwegian community Eidskog in the province ( Fylke ) Hedmark and on the other side to the Swedish municipality of Eda in the province ( countries ) Värmland . 1914 here was the occasion of 100 years of peace between the two countries granite monument erected, which symbolizes their unity and friendship. Since then, this small is " neutral country "also known as a place of peace. In Morokulia are among other campsites, an information center, an amateur radio station , an open air theater, a chapel ( bell tower in Norway - the rest of the building in Sweden) and other curiosities such as a post office, the stamps sold in both countries, and they also abstempelt both. Each summer, here are a worship place and other celebrations.
The term Morokulia is a 1959 kreiertes Svorsk - portmanteau word and is derived from the Norwegian word moro and the Swedish word kul from, which both mean "fun".
Morokulia is neither an independent mini-state or a micro-nation . It is subject to Swedish and Norwegian laws . The activities are organized by local peace organizations of both countries.
Morokulia one of the Peace Park , as it is a park that stretches across national borders
In Korean
Morokulia은 여섯의 이름 에이커 의 상태 국경의 양쪽에 지상의 스웨덴 과 노르웨이 의 약 111 킬로미터 동쪽, 오슬로 와 427km 서쪽 스톡홀름 있습니다. 이 사이트는 노르웨이 사회의 한면에 Eidskog 지방 (에서 Fylke ) 마르크 와 스웨덴의 지방 자치에 다른 쪽 에다 지방 ( 국가 ) 베름 란드 . 여기에 1914 년 두 나라 사이에 평화의 100 년 즈음이었다 화강암 기념물 들의 화합과 우정을 상징 건립. 그 이후,이 작은 " 중립 평화의 장소로 알려진 나라 ". Morokulia의 다른 야영장, 정보 센터, 중입니다 아마추어 라디오 방송국 , 노천 극장, 예배당 ( 벨 타워 와 같은 우체국 등 다른 호기심, - 스웨덴에있는 건물의 나머지 노르웨이) 우표 그들은 또한 두 나라에서 판매, 그리고 모두 abstempelt. 매년 여름 여기입니다 예배 장소 및 기타 행사.
용어 Morokulia는 1959 kreiertes입니다 Svorsk - 합성어 단어 와에서 파생됩니다 노르웨이어 단어 모로 와 스웨덴어 단어 KUL 모두 "재미"를 의미에서.
Morokulia가 아닌, 독립적 인 미니 상태 또는 마이크로 민족 . 그것은 스웨덴어 노르웨이어 될 법 . 활동은 양국의 지역 평화 단체로 구성되어 있습니다.
Morokulia 한 평화 공원 이 국경을 가로 질러 뻗어 공원으로
Morokulien Peace Park Facebook page
http://www.do9bc.com/
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Haha It's so fun posting!(I am enjoying posting this very much!)
People gather together for peace regardless of nationality, language...
Peace would lead people to communicate to achieve it and while people achieve Peace, people communicate to understand each other better.
Peace is the Alpha and Omega.
In Korean
Morokulia은 여섯의 이름 에이커 의 상태 국경의 양쪽에 지상의 스웨덴 과 노르웨이 의 약 111 킬로미터 동쪽, 오슬로 와 427km 서쪽 스톡홀름 있습니다. 이 사이트는 노르웨이 사회의 한면에 Eidskog 지방 (에서 Fylke ) 마르크 와 스웨덴의 지방 자치에 다른 쪽 에다 지방 ( 국가 ) 베름 란드 . 여기에 1914 년 두 나라 사이에 평화의 100 년 즈음이었다 화강암 기념물 들의 화합과 우정을 상징 건립. 그 이후,이 작은 " 중립 평화의 장소로 알려진 나라 ". Morokulia의 다른 야영장, 정보 센터, 중입니다 아마추어 라디오 방송국 , 노천 극장, 예배당 ( 벨 타워 와 같은 우체국 등 다른 호기심, - 스웨덴에있는 건물의 나머지 노르웨이) 우표 그들은 또한 두 나라에서 판매, 그리고 모두 abstempelt. 매년 여름 여기입니다 예배 장소 및 기타 행사.
용어 Morokulia는 1959 kreiertes입니다 Svorsk - 합성어 단어 와에서 파생됩니다 노르웨이어 단어 모로 와 스웨덴어 단어 KUL 모두 "재미"를 의미에서.
Morokulia가 아닌, 독립적 인 미니 상태 또는 마이크로 민족 . 그것은 스웨덴어 노르웨이어 될 법 . 활동은 양국의 지역 평화 단체로 구성되어 있습니다.
Morokulia 한 평화 공원 이 국경을 가로 질러 뻗어 공원으로
Morokulien Peace Park Facebook page
http://www.do9bc.com/
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Haha It's so fun posting!(I am enjoying posting this very much!)
People gather together for peace regardless of nationality, language...
Peace would lead people to communicate to achieve it and while people achieve Peace, people communicate to understand each other better.
Peace is the Alpha and Omega.
2013년 7월 9일 화요일
MANNAM peace : North female footballers to play here
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| via EAFF homepage |
The South Korean government approved the visit of North Korea’s national female football team to participate in the fifth 2013 EAFF East Asian Cup, a regional championship competition held in Seoul and Gyeonggi.
Seoul’s Unification Ministry announced its approval in a press release yesterday for the visit of a total of 36 North Korean football players and officials to the South, which was requested by the head of the Korea Football Association, the South Korean organization in charge of arranging the event this year.
The North Korean women’s team hasn’t played in the South since 2005.
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| via sportsbasha |
The competition, which already completed the preliminary round in Hong Kong, will be held at the Seoul World Cup Stadium in Sangam-dong, Seoul Olympic Stadium, Jamsil and the Hwaseong Stadium in Gyeonggi, from July 20-28.
For the women’s matches, four teams are listed at the final tournament - South Korea, North Korea, China and Japan. North Korea’s male team lost in the preliminary round in Hong Kong.
According to the ministry, they will arrive at the Incheon International Airport via Beijing on July 18 and have three matches - one with South Korea on July 21, Japan on July 25 and China on July 27. They are scheduled to return to the country on July 28.
Along with the team, a total of 41 members of the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan, an association of North Koreans residing in Japan, will also visit the South to cheer their team.
The South’s Foreign Ministry is taking legal steps to approve their entrance, the ministry said, and their itinerary is not scheduled yet.
In an effort to improve the competence of players of East Asian countries, the EAFF Cup was launched in 2002. A total of 11 nations in the East Asian region attend the competition, which has been held irregularly. All of the costs for the flight tickets, accommodation and other fees during the competition are covered by the East Asian Football Federation.
By Kim, Hee-jin [heejin@joongang.co.kr]
Sports is something very precious among what people do together.
People learn the spirit of team work which can be widen to the idea that people can not live alone via sports.
So many international youth organizations do many sports like MANNAM has Victorycup and etc.
I am personally not that interested in doing exercize.
I am not an athlete pesron but I agree I need to exersize.
:)
2013년 6월 28일 금요일
MANNAM : Word has peace and touches people's heart : Man Hee Lee
The way to fulfill World Peace and Restoration of Light.
I've thought of something while The 6th World Peace Festical : Culture and Sports Celebration of Restoring Light was on.
There are many religions in the world.
And they've struggled together and become bitter enemies exclusively, don't you think so?
There are many religions in the world.
And they've struggled together and become bitter enemies exclusively, don't you think so?
However, we don't.
As Jesus said in John chapter 1 "Anybody who believe in God is a son of God from Him".
As Jesus said in John chapter 1 "Anybody who believe in God is a son of God from Him".
So we hope to hug everybody to achieve World Peace regardless of religion, tribes.
All are God's creatures.
All are God's creatures.
So, what shall we do?
We need to let people be born by hevenly culture to become renew-creature.
Then we can be ONE.
We need to let people be born by hevenly culture to become renew-creature.
Then we can be ONE.
10/21/2012
Man Hee Lee, a honorary chairman of MANNAM Volunteer Association.
He is charged with an important mission.
Many people would judge him without knowing him.
I would love to show who he is and what he has been doing for world peace and people more.
Many people would judge him without knowing him.
I would love to show who he is and what he has been doing for world peace and people more.
He is called to help all the people in the world.
He has been giving hope to the desperate and poor by leading this such an association, MANNAM.
I am a member of MANNAM Volunteer Association to become a light to the people who need help.
I am sad to see some people blame him and MANNAM Volunteer Association since He and the people of MANNAM Volunteer Association are just lights for others.
I am sad to see some people blame him and MANNAM Volunteer Association since He and the people of MANNAM Volunteer Association are just lights for others.
2013년 6월 10일 월요일
MANNAM : Word has peace and touches people's heart : Mother Teresa (2)
If you judge people, you have no time to love them.
Mother Teresa
Judge : to form an estimate or evaluation of; especially : to form a negative opinion about <shouldn't judge him because of his accent>.
ex.You should not judge people by their appearance.
Mother Teresa -Recognition and reception
In India
Mother Teresa had first been recognised by the Indian government more than a third of a century earlier when she was awarded the Padma Shri in 1962 and the Jawaharlal Nehru Award for International Understanding in 1969.
She continued to receive major Indian awards in subsequent years, including India's highest civilian award, the Bharat Ratna, in 1980.
Her official biography was written by an Indian civil servant, Navin Chawla, and published in 1992.
On 28 August 2010, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of her birth, the government of India issued a special 5 Rupee coin, being the sum she first arrived in India with.
President Pratibha Patil said of Mother Teresa, "Clad in a white sari with a blue border, she and the sisters of Missionaries of Charity became a symbol of hope to many – the aged, the destitute, the unemployed, the diseased, the terminally ill, and those abandoned by their families.
Indian views on Mother Teresa were not uniformly favourable.
Her critic Aroup Chatterjee, who was born and raised in Calcutta but lived in London, reports that "she was not a significant entity in Calcutta in her lifetime".
Chatterjee blames Mother Teresa for promoting a negative image of Calcutta, exaggerating the work done by her Mission, and misusing the funds and privileges at her disposal.
Her presence and profile grated in parts of the Indian political world, as she often opposed the Hindu Right.
The Bharatiya Janata Party clashed with her over the Christian Dalits, but praised her in death, sending a representative to her funeral.
The Vishwa Hindu Parishad, on the other hand, opposed the government's decision to grant her a state funeral.
Its secretary Giriraj Kishore said that "her first duty was to the Church and social service was incidental" and accused her of favouring Christians and conducting "secret baptisms" of the dying.
But, in its front page tribute, the Indian fortnightly Frontline dismissed these charges as "patently false" and said that they had "made no impact on the public perception of her work, especially in Calcutta".
Although praising her "selfless caring", energy and bravery, the author of the tribute was critical of Mother Teresa's public campaigning against abortion and that she claimed to be non-political when doing so.
+ Personal comment.
This is actaully my problem.
I get to quick judge sometimes and I hate this.
As soon as I judge others, I feel I am doing it and that makes me feel so bad.
Oops, I did it again!
I know, I do this so easily then others do to me way easier that I make lots of mistakes!!!!!!!!! Oh, my!!
It is a life-long jorney to become a better person!
Woo-hoo!
2013년 6월 9일 일요일
MANNAM : Word has peace and touches people's heart : Mother Teresa
Peace begins with a smile
Mother Teresa
Blessed Teresa of Calcutta, born Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu (Albanian: [aˈɲɛs ˈɡɔɲdʒa bɔjaˈdʒiu]) and commonly known as Mother Teresa (26 August 1910 – 5 September 1997), was an ethnic Albanian, Indian Roman Catholic nun.
Mother Teresa founded the Missionaries of Charity, a Roman Catholic religious congregation, which in 2012 consisted of over 4,500 sisters and is active in 133 countries. They run hospices and homes for people with HIV/AIDS, leprosy and tuberculosis; soup kitchens; children's and family counseling programmes; orphanages; and schools. Members of the order must adhere to the vows of chastity, poverty and obedience, and the fourth vow, to give "Wholehearted and Free service to the poorest of the poor".
She was the recipient of numerous honours including the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize. In late 2003, she was beatified, the third step toward possible sainthood, giving her the title "Blessed Teresa of Calcutta". A second miracle credited to Mother Teresa is required before she can be recognised as a saint by the Catholic Church. She was admired by many; in 1999, a poll of Americans ranked her first in Gallup's List of Most Widely Admired People of the 20th Century. However, she has also been accused of failing to provide medical care or painkillers, misusing charitable money, and maintaining positive relationships with dictators.
Smile
A smile is a facial expression formed by flexing the muscles near both ends of the mouth and by flexing muscles throughout the mouth. Some smiles include contraction of the muscles at the corner of the eyes (see 'Duchenne Smiling' below). Among humans, it is an expression denoting pleasure, sociability, happiness, or amusement, but can also be an involuntary expression of anxiety, in which case it is known as a grimace. Smiling is something that is understood by everyone despite culture, race, or religion; it is internationally known. Cross-cultural studies have shown that smiling is a means of communication throughout the world. But there are large differences between different cultures. A smile can also be spontaneous or artificial.:)
Smile - historical background
Many biologists think the smile originated as a sign of fear. Primalogist Signe Preuschoft traces the smile back over 30 million years of evolution to a "fear grin" stemming from monkeys and apes who often used barely clenched teeth to portray to predators that they were harmless. The smile may have evolved differently among species and especially among humans.
Biology is not the only academic discipline that interprets the smile. Those who study kinesics view the smile as an affect display. It can communicate feelings such as: love, happiness, pride, contempt, and embarrassment.
-There are tons of information about smile like cultural differences, sex appeal on the internet. Whatever it says, SMILE :)
2013년 6월 6일 목요일
The Walk for Peace and Restoration with MANNAM and MYIC(5)
Peace begins with a smile.
Mother Teresa
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Well, nothing much I need to add here.
You just see what I say,right?
Smile!:)
Mother Teresa
Well, nothing much I need to add here.
You just see what I say,right?
Smile!:)
2013년 6월 4일 화요일
The Walk for Peace and Restoration with MANNAM and MYIC(4)
War
An absence of war is usually called peace.
There have been many many wars including a concept of religious wars.
Religion is an organized collection of beliefs, cultural systems, and world views that relate humanity to the supernatural, and to spirituality.
And a religious war (Latin: bellum sacrum) is a war caused by, or justified by, religious differences.
It can involve one state with an established religion against another state with a different religion or a different sect within the same religion, or a religiously motivated group attempting to spread its faith by violence, or to suppress another group because of its religious beliefs or practices.
The Muslim conquests, the Crusades, the Reconquista, and the French Wars of Religion are frequently cited historical examples.
(a bit from Wikipedia)
The Walk for Peace and Restoration was a truly meaningful event even when we approach it with a religious view.
The honorary chairman Man Hee Lee is a Christian leader individually, there was a variety of different religious or non-religious people though(which is supposed to be).
Indeed it was ONE.
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One of international youth organizations' representatives is getting a flower to put in his suit pocket.
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Beautiful traditional costume she is wearing and smiling!
People are all different so they are beautiful as who they are.
There isn't any better culture than others.
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When I was young I was thinking monks, priests, nuns and other religious people do not laugh, do not go to toilet but communicate with some invisible beings with very serious look.
LOL.
I realized that they can even have funny hats to listen well to young leaders of international organizations'.
For World Peace, indeed:)
My friends,
People are, the earth is moving actually to have PEACE.
Do you feel it?;)
2013년 6월 3일 월요일
The Walk for Peace and Restoration with MANNAM and MYIC(3)
Marching.
This was the first small group of leading all the followers for peace.
It represented the spirit of participants' desire for peace
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Over 30 degrees.. Hot and humid whether condition. But they were wearing full uniform.
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Yamaha is a famous instrument brand in the world which is a Japanese company.
This is saying 'World Peace', right? :)
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The one, International Peace Youth Group, the Walk for Peace and Restoration was held in Seoul, South Korea.
So a significant portion of participants were Koreans(How lucky!) as you see.
Soon this kind of walking movement will be happening in the world occasionally.
If you do have a chance to be a part of this event for world peace,
what position will you be interested in to take?
Will you be out of the parade to just have a look?
Or be just a center of world peace?
Regardless of any circumstances, please make a voice , please step in!
If you are a moving being :)
Before I close editing this post,
I will do my 'routine' adding some from Wikipedia! ha!
Marching
Marching refers to the organized, uniformed, steady and rhythmic walking forward, usually associated with military troops.
Marching is often performed to march music, and often associated with military parades.
Marching is part of basic training in the military in most countries. In most cases, marching uses a system of drill commands. Learning to march by obeying commands is considered a form of discipline.
While marching, individuals must maintain their dress, cover, interval, and distance (DCID):
dress — alignment with the person to the side;
cover — alignment with the person in front;
interval — space between the person(s) to the side;
distance — space between the person in front.
In Northern Ireland marching is a major part of the culture, with hundreds of marches occurring annually. These are usually organized by groups such as the Orange Order, which provide most of the participants. Music is provided by marching bands including silver bands, flute bands and others. Marching is often seen as a symbol of control over a particular area, and marching is often seen as a sectarian activity.
The Royal Marines refer to a long distance march carrying full kit as a Yomp. The most famous yomp of recent times was during the 1982 Falklands War.
2013년 5월 31일 금요일
The Walk for Peace and Restoration with MANNAM and MYIC(2)
I would love to appreciate all these creative placards these participants made with you guys.
Shall we start? :)
Lovely,bubbly placards, here we go!:)
The left one on your side, Peace in Love looks like this blog, right? (MANNAM : Love & Peace)
The center one has a dove which has a meaning of Peace.
Do you know how this bird has the meaning of peace? It's from the bible, the story of Noah's ark.
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As I posted before, a rose of Sharon is a national flower of Republic of Korea and the language of this flower is 'eternity'.
Look at these hands holding the roses of Sharon.
All the different skin colors.
Each of hands have the flowers together.
This placard has many and deep.
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A Republic of Korea's mother language is Korean, Han-guel and the 1st foreign language is English.
Easy to fine signs in English for tourists(It could be hard to speak Eng to local people, though).
A very few portion population of South,Korea can speak the third world languages.
Cool to see lovely placard in some different language.
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People make mistakes but only people can make peace in the world, if they want.
So let us want it.
Let us want it.
Let us want Peace to have so come together to become One.
Yay Yay Yay!
2013년 5월 17일 금요일
MIYC(MANNAM International Youth Coalition), Walk together for PEACE (3)
2013. 04. 21. A beautiful Sunday. At Seoul Grand Park in South Korea.
Young generation from all over the world gathered together and worked for world peace by peaceful walking ans sharing their ideas for peace.
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Republic of China
Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal
Kyrgyz Republic
the Hashemite Kindom of Jordan
The finish line.
Hopefully, we! we! end all the war :)
+ There is another walking for peace coming soon!
Hope for the best, even better one!!
MIYC(MANNAM International Youth Coalition), Walk together for PEACE (2)
2013. 04. 21. A beautiful Sunday. At Seoul Grand Park in South Korea.
Young generation from all over the world gathered together and worked for world peace by peaceful walking ans sharing their ideas for peace.
Republic of Uganda
Republic of India
Republic of Malawi
Republic of Azerbaijan
Socialist Republic of Vietnam
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