Deep thanks to the staff and pupils of Ysgol Tan y Lan in Swansea South Wales UK for hosting this important event for world peace. Thanks also to all the dignitaries, faith representatives and Bishop John Lomas of the Diocese of Swansea and Brecon for joining us and taking part in the ceremony. This sends out such a powerful message of peace and unity to our troubled world.

Wonderfull day

Deepest thanks go to everyone who took part in this important interfaith liturgy for world peace, including seven of our local Peace Mala schools, dignitaries from the City and County of Swansea and Neath Port Talbot, the Deputy Lord Lieutenant for West Glamorgan and the High Sheriff of West Glamorgan. Thanks also to our wonderful faith representatives and talented musicians including Steve Balsamo, Lee Michael Walton, Fr Tim Ardouin and Leslie Sheills. Special thanks go to Canon Hugh Lervy and members of St David's Church Morriston, and to Bishop Cherry Van of Monmouth, the former Archbishop of Wales John Davies and Canon Jason Jones of the Diocese of Menevia. Also Bishop Michael van Buren Schele and Bishop Angie McLachlan who travelled a considerable distance to be with us. We are all members of the same human family. By sharing the message of the Golden Rule to treat others as we wish to be treated, there is real hope for peace in our troubled world.

A truly wondreful, inspirational event!

Wow ❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤wow. Mind blowing. Thanks for sharing with me and it so lovely. It's all about peace to all the nations,whatever faith we are . God is one. We all need love,harmony and peace aswell happiness ❤❤ not grief less bloodshed and pain. Om shanti.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤

Loved the film. My Gwillim family hailed from Llangiwg and traveled to the Australian goldfields in the 1850s. They kept the Welsh language alive at home, as did other Welsh diggers, creating a Welsh-speaking enclave among the community of miners. My father even spoke a bit of Welsh during his childhood. I brought my family to visit this little church in 2011 when the bluebells were out. The place has such a warm, wonderful feeling. Almost two centuries since, and we who are gone still nurse a longing for Wales and its old treasures... 😉 I'm so glad you're taking care of it and have such great plans for it. ❤

Thank you for this lovely film Lee. Trusting this will raise awareness of Llangiwg. and Peace Mala.

Amazing ❤

Stunning in every way and so inspiring! Thank you x

Beautiful ❤️

Fascinating! Thank you! 🙌❤

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This was such an amazing event that took months to plan. Huge thanks to everyone who was involved.

ME TOO

My nana did this <3

Amazing interview,it really touched my heart to the core,how have I never heard of Peace Mala,we certainly do live in a world of prejudice and discrimination and are quick to judge,Thank you for all that you do,I can totally relate to your experience 🙏 My grandfather who was a preacher in South Wales always said to me 'treat others the way you wish to be treated it is the golden rule Beki and never forget,always be kind.' Om Shanti Pam Diolch

Many salaams and thanks to our Sufi friends and to Ruslan Pilyarov who captured these sacred moments on film very beautifully.

Keep up the good work bringing peace!

Many thanks to the Blavatsky Trust for publishing Pam Evans' new book 'How The Wisdom of the Ages is Reflected in Many World Faiths'. Thanks also to Leeds Theosophical Society for inviting Pam to give the talk and to all members of the Theosophical Society who participated in the discussion at the end.

This unexpected tour of the peace gardens at Peace Mala HQ in Swansea Wales UK was such fun and also shares some of the founder's knowledge and respect of world faiths. Schools and community groups who engage in the project for Peace Mala Accreditation are encouraged to create peace gardens if they have the room.: www.peacemala.org.uk/accreditation-how-to-apply.php Thank you for making the film Lee Michael Walton. Please come and visit HQ again.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this film and especially to Lee Michael Walton who came up with the idea in the first place and has worked hard editing all the contributions from those who kindly took part. Please share with your friends far and wide. Blessings of hope and healing to everyone on this Easter Day.

The criminals who committed those crimes have suffered severe karmic consequences. It might be an effective deterrent to show these consequences in a docudrama.

Dearest Prof Erinma...thank you for sharing this important message. Realising the interdependence and oneness of all is so important. May these challenging times encourage everyone to think deeply about who we are and why we are here. By working together we can all contribute to a more compassionate world.

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Beautiful! <3

Seasonal Greetings to you All.

So lovely to hear your voice Pam. I can't wait to see you again. I hope you had a peaceful Christmas and enjoy seeing in the New Year. Sending you so much love! xxx

Deep thanks to Bishop Tom for his clear words and support of the Peace Mala project. He has mentioned many of the activities we encourage our schools and groups to engage in.

With gratitude Pam for all you do. You are a superstar unifying humanity. Love and Rainbow Light for 2021- the year of Peace Mala 🌍🌈🕊🌍🌈🕊🌍🌈🕊

This is beautiful. The things that we have in common is so much more important than fighting over our differences.

I think you are right of course...and I think our race situation should be morphed into love and appreciation for our differences and the beauty of this human family as it is....thank you....

"Education is the only way that we can bring light into the darkness and turn things around. Attitudes, including prejudice, racism and all forms of ignorance are learned. We are not born that way. This is why education is vital, and Peace Mala has much to offer."

Pam, so well said. Your commitment to education is second to none through Peace Mala. Oprah Winfrey in her WW role needs to speak with you. Love the symbolism of the "first" knot. <3 Namaste.

Racism and Prejudice - what Peace Mala has to say: The vision and concept of the Peace Mala bracelet and project was a powerful response to the racial and religious bullying that erupted in the aftermath of 9/11. In the USA and across Europe we are currently witnessing protests over the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man at the hands of police in Minneapolis, Minnesota. In 1963 Martin Luther King Jr delivered his famous speech, “I have a dream” on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. We are now in the 21st Century and sadly racism lives on. We can ask ourselves why this is and the answer is very simple. Racism, like all forms of prejudice, is based on ignorance. The only way forward from this dire mind set is with education. Peace Mala works with school across the UK and we now have our first school in the USA - Sunrise Academy . Pam Evans, the founder of Peace Mala, is passionate about human rights and dignity. When creating the Peace Mala symbolic peace bracelet she made sure that every form of prejudice is tackled head on in the message of the first knot made on the bracelet. This is the message: FIRST KNOT: You are unique and special! Each one of us is important no matter what our race, colour, religion, gender, sexuality, ability, age, size, social class or caste.

Pam your dedication and resolve is wonderful in your determination to make a difference. Im humbled and honoured to know you and be associated with this inspiring charity.

You cannot put into words what this experience gave me and how much admiration I have for Pam the founder of this simple but amazing Charity.

Always so wise and kind Lama Rabsang <3

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An honor to be at Brecon Cathedral, proud and grateful to be associated with the Peacemala project. No labels just love being allowed to express itself.

I respect the golden rule

A massive thank you to everyone who joined us in our liturgy for world peace at Brecon Cathedral and contributed to such a wonderful day. Each one of us is important in how we interact and contribute to society. Together, we can make great changes towards a more compassionate world by remaining positive and kind. Thank you all for being part of that change.

I’m from priory school in Brecon

A captivating lecture. A heartfelt account into Pams' unfolding to an evolution in spiritual understanding. THank you for sharing this.

Iconic !

the golden rule is very important and responsible this is Evan (age 9)

great job pam this is EVAN

Well done to everyone to was involved in this important event for world peace! A big thank you to Archbishop John of Wales and Rev. Lynda Newman and the staff of St David's Church Neath for their warm welcome, kind support and help. Well done to the pupils of our local 11 Peace Mala schools who took part, to the faith representatives who joined us, and to the local dignitaries who came and gave us their support. Thank you also to Lee Michael Walton , our Director of Music for public events and our Peace Mala Ambassador for London. All the music for peace in this event was sung to link with the UN International Day of Peace and One Day One Choir (A global choral project for peace). Thank you for all your support Jane Hanson. Together we can achieve so much to help create a more compassionate world. "Let there be peace throughout the universe. Let that peace being with me," www.peacemala.org.uk

I participated in this and in Peace Mala 2018! Well done everyone, my friend sent me this and it's awesome. I love the work and time put into every ceremony, I'm a bit late saying this but thank you.

A great interview. Very interesting and well worth listening to.

A lovely reminder of what was achieved at Gorton Monastery. We hope to return in 2020 for another Peace Mala festival, bringing all communities together in peace.