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Peace is possible

28/11/2018

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One of the team from Peace Partners recently visited the Peace Wall, a mural along a highly visited section of Ebor Street in London, created by acclaimed UK street artist Ben Eine, with the words by Prem Rawat. It was a great reminder about this brightly coloured mural and the message it conveys, from June 2018.

Ben partnered with The Prem Rawat Foundation (TPRF) to make the powerful statement that 'Peace is Possible' in response to rising knife crime in London. The message brings hope to communities and inspires people to work towards a practical solution.

The London Evening Standard featured the mural, and Ben stated: “The poignant words in Ebor Street, Shoreditch, are a reminder to both Londoners and visitors of the need to peacefully coexist in the capital."

Prem Rawat says:
“We need to address the fundamental causes of violence to stop these terrible tragedies happening again. The voice of boredom for young people has become overwhelming. We need to re-engage them in society."
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#peaceispossible
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You can read the full article in the London Evening Standard here.
Read more on The Prem Rawat Foundation website here.

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Richard Thorstensen
6/6/2019 06:10:10 pm

And, very soon : maybe, three DVDs, and thank you.

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