Tag: peace

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Cultivating Safety, Trust, and Inner Peace: Inspired by This Week’s Magnifying Peace Project Video

How are you cultivating peace within? Join us for the award-winning Magnifying Peace Project as we share some insights into the power of nature and nurturing ourselves.

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Magnifying Peace Through Connection: The Science of Healing Intent and Human Interaction

When we connect with others through compassion and intention, we activate real biological change — shifting enzymes, calming stress, and creating harmony within the body. The Magnifying Peace Project reminds us that peace is both a feeling and a measurable force of healing. Watch Marian and Michelle’s newest video to discover how simple moments of connection can truly magnify peace.

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60 Seconds to Peace: The Power of Centering in a Busy World

What if peace was only 60 seconds away? By pausing to breathe, center, and reconnect with the senses, we can calm the nervous system and find focus within—even in the busiest of days. The Greenwell Center’s Magnifying Peace Project reminds us that moment by moment, we have the power to restore balance and cultivate calm.

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Everything in Perfect Timing

🌿 Peace unfolds in its own rhythm, just like nature itself. In her latest Magnifying Peace Project video, Marian Egan reminds us that when we release control and trust life’s timing, everything aligns exactly as it’s meant to. ✨

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The Healing Power of Fishing: Finding Peace and Presence

As we continue to explore the power of Peace as a personal gift and ritual, we are reminded that the ocean, lake or stream can be a place of sanctuary and connection. Check out this week’s video inspiring you to find peace in your day.

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Magnifying Peace: Cultivating Calm Through Double Doodling and Brain Integration

🕊️ Peace begins in the mind — and grows through every action we take.
In the latest Magnifying Peace Project blog, discover how Double Doodling and brain integration can help calm the mind, open the heart, and inspire compassionate action. Learn how simple creative movements can support mental health, especially as we celebrate World Mental Health Day 2025 with CanBeWell.org and IASK.org 🌿💜

Read more and explore how you can cultivate peace within — and magnify it around you. ✨

#MagnifyingPeace #WorldMentalHealthDay #BrainIntegration #MentalHealthAwareness #DoubleDoodling #BioEnergeticWellness #PeaceWithin

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The Power of Forgiveness: Finding Peace Within

🌿 Forgiveness is one of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves. By releasing judgment and embracing compassion, we create space for healing and peace to take root. Watch Marian Egan’s Forgiveness video and discover the power of her Forgiveness Mantra. ✨💜 #MagnifyingPeace

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Radiating Peace: The Quiet Power of Public Peace-Making

What you do matters, and how you support community matters too! Check out the latest video for the Magnifying Peace Project and consider how you might be a source of peace for others with your actions.

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Planting Seeds of Peace: How Small Actions Cultivate Transformation

🌱 Every act of compassion is a seed of peace, planted in ourselves and in others. When we nurture these seeds together, they grow into a powerful force that can transform our communities and our world. ✨💜 Magnifying Peace Project Video 11

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The Power of Ritual: Marian Egan’s 5000th Card Pull and the Magnifying Peace Project

Do you have a regular ritual that helps you to be focused and clear with your purpose? Take a look at this great acheivement by my partner in the Magnifying Peace Project, Marian Egan.