O Lord, take from me all that separate me from You.
O Lord, give me all that unite me with You.
O Lord, take me out from myself and make me all yours.
(Nicolas de Flue 1417-1487)
The project consists in writing the word Peace on small hanging wooden plates in all languages for all trees of a selected place. Olives gardens and olive trees are traditionally associated with peace and constitute a good setting for the project and for meditation too.
The motivation of the project is to promote the sentiment Neohumanism or love for the entire creation . With this sentiment in their heart children and adults will never harm nature and fellow human beings. Peace will reign in this world.
How to Say “Peace” in 35 Languages
In the spirit of World Peace Day, (September 21 ), why not learn how to say “Peace” in another language? Here are 35 different options:
1. Afrikaans: Vrede
2. Aragonese: Patz
3. Arabic: سلام (salām)
4. Haitian Creole (Kreyol): Lapè
5. Aymara: Hacaña
6. Bulgarian: Мир (mir)
7. Bengali: শান্তি (śānti)
8. Tibetan: ཞི་བདེ (zhi-bde)
9. Catalan: Pau
10. Chamorro: Minaggen
11. Cherokee: ᏙᎯᏱ (dohiyi)
12. Welsh: heddwch
13. Danish: Fred
14. German: Friede
15. Greek: Ειρήνη (iríni)
16. Esperanto: Paco
17. Spanish: Paz
18. Basque: Baké
19. Persian/Farsi: صلح (solh)
20. French: Paix
21. Irish: Síocháin
22. Manx: Shee
23. Hebrew: שלום (shalom)
24. Hindi: शांति (śānti)
25. Igbo: Udo
26. Icelandic: Friður
27. Japanese: 平和 (heiwa)
28. Maori: Rangima’arie, Nohopuku, Rongo
29. Dutch: Vrede
30. Polish: Pokój
31. Russian: Мир (mir)
32. Scots: Pace
33. Thai: สันติภาพ (santipap)
34. Turkish: Barış
35. Italian: Pace
