April 4th - "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." Margaret Mead

We sat down. Close by was an NBC news van. If people were really ready for it, our event is something that could catalyze massive world change. We could have done a lot more promotion than we did. We told our friends, printed out some fliers, informed many groups with similar interests. But the overall response has been pretty much silence. Sure, we could have kept working to promote it, but with our focus on promotion, it would have been taken off the essence - inner peace. Better to fail at creating a mass movement than to succeed at creating one that is off its mark.

This sit is an experiment - a group coming together in a public space on a legitimate journey toward inner peace. It's something a little unusual. You might even say newsworthy. But we are not celebrities, we are not even an organization, we're not interested in pushing our agenda, fundraising, or even seeking attention. We are simply offering a simple and true solution to a world out of balance.

Had we started breaking things, NBC probably would have turned their cameras on us. But a bold search for true peace passes quietly under the radars. If getting attention means breaking things, then forget it. Our work is taking place in other dimensions.

Those of us who come, are here only for the purest of intentions and because of this, our circle is an electrifying space - a potent portal for inner transformation. The world may not be paying any attention, but this small group of thoughtful committed citizens is on a roll.