3 STEPS TO PURSUE PEACE THROUGH ACTION
INSPIRED BY LUNA AND HER ETERNAL JOURNEY FOR PEACE
No one can find inner peace except by working, not in a self-centered way, but for the whole human family.
Mildred Lisette Norman — Peace Pilgram
The end of August brought the festival of Luna to Circus Maximus in ancient Rome. Luna is revered because she is visible to all as she drives her chariot across the night sky. Her crown is the crescent moon. Her journey is the eternal pursuit of peace. The chariot races looping the Circus Maximus track are analogies for her never-ending quest. Priestesses attend her temple which opens to the night sky for devotees to share her journey.
Last night, I saw the crescent moon rise over the setting sunset. Just as it may have done to kick off the Luna festival thousands of years ago. The pursuit of peace as an eternal struggle came to mind. It’s easy to get caught in thinking of the end game as an eternal state of world peace. Resulting in disillusionment with this impossibility of the idea. However, when we reframe the pursuit of peace as our daily purpose things shift. We can embody the idea and act accordingly.
Here is a link to 3 steps to pursue peace through action in your daily life:
