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Write a Blessing of Good Wishes for the WorldYour good wishes can help change the world. Write a message of good wishes to be included as part of the Tree of Blessings. Blessings are about peace, love, happiness, purity, power and being stable in all of those things. They are for you, your family and your world. Sit for a moment, reading a few of the blessings that have been sent in. Allow yourself to experience the feeling of these blessings being written for you. Now think about someone you love. What would you want for that person? If you could wish something for that soul what would it be? Write a blessing with those thoughts but write it in a way that the same blessing could apply to the whole world.
What will happen to the blessings? Blessings collected as part of the Tree of Blessings may be posted to the Tree of Blessings website with your location. You may submit more than one blessing. Share the link and invite your friends and family to write one. www.treeofblessings.com |
After you click "share your blessing" we will send you an email asking you to confirm your submission.
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All blessings collected as part of the Tree of Blessings become the property of the Washington DC Chapter of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual Organization.
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About The Tree of Blessings
In 2007 individuals from 6 continents were invited to send in blessings of good wishes to Washington DC in a time where war in Iraq and a lack of trust in the American way, calls the hearts and minds of people from around the globe to send in good wishes for the nation. The blessings were hung in honor of Dadi Prakashmani on the Om Shanti Peace Tree on the grounds of the US. Capitol.
As a continuation of the Tree of Blessings another event was planned for later that summer on the National Mall, the large park between the U.S. Capitol and the Washington Monument. The public was invited to come down to the Mall and share their pure wish for the world to be part of the Tree of Blessings. A video booth was set up so that visitors could be filmed reading their blessing with the U.S. Capitol in the background. The date for the event, August 25th, 2007 had been given to the organizers when the National Park Service issued the permit at the beginning of the year. At that time, the organizers could not have known the special significance of that date. As the team was setting up that morning they learned that Dadi Prakashmani had passed away earlier that day in India.
Blessings of good wishes for the community and for the world continue to be collected as part of the National Inner Power Fairs which are now touring the United States as well as additional Trees of Blessings in Oxen Run Park and Marvin Gaye Park in Washington DC and the Dadi Prakashmani Peace Tree at the Peace Village, the Brahma Kumaris retreat center in Haines Falls, New York.
As a continuation of the Tree of Blessings another event was planned for later that summer on the National Mall, the large park between the U.S. Capitol and the Washington Monument. The public was invited to come down to the Mall and share their pure wish for the world to be part of the Tree of Blessings. A video booth was set up so that visitors could be filmed reading their blessing with the U.S. Capitol in the background. The date for the event, August 25th, 2007 had been given to the organizers when the National Park Service issued the permit at the beginning of the year. At that time, the organizers could not have known the special significance of that date. As the team was setting up that morning they learned that Dadi Prakashmani had passed away earlier that day in India.
Blessings of good wishes for the community and for the world continue to be collected as part of the National Inner Power Fairs which are now touring the United States as well as additional Trees of Blessings in Oxen Run Park and Marvin Gaye Park in Washington DC and the Dadi Prakashmani Peace Tree at the Peace Village, the Brahma Kumaris retreat center in Haines Falls, New York.
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