2nd October - International Day of Nonviolence

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Comment by Music 4 Peace / Tobias Huber on September 25, 2014 at 10:47pm

2nd October United Nations International Day of Nonviolence - Gandhi Tour TV Global Live Broadcast on Mahatma Gandhi's 145th Birthday 
The Gandhi Tour TV combines the power of music, art and media to call for peace and a culture of nonviolence with featured celebrities, local artists and well known International stars from around the globe. Music 4 Peace - Gandhi Tour TV‘s main goal is to stop extreme poverty by providing clean drinking water. The Music 4 Peace projects are supporting the achievements of the United Nation‘s Millennium Development Goals by 2015

See the live broadcast at:

www.facebook.com/Gandhitour/app_142371818162

http://gandhi-tour.org/page/gandhi-tour-tv

Join our Facebook Event
https://www.facebook.com/events/708267835931096/

Comment by Arch on October 3, 2012 at 4:08am

Dear Friends, 

On this special day we have a special gift for you! The beautiful Sanskrit chant "Ahimsa Satya Asteya" with English subtitles that strings together the 11 principles that Mahatma Gandhi lived by. The chant was sung in the Gandhi Ashram every morning and evening and is still sung in many schools and colleges in India. 

The main vocals are by @Kamini Natarajan (www.kaminimusic.com). The video has been produced by Peace Troops(www.peacetroops.org). 

Enjoy the song, it is the perfect accompaniment to contemplate and meditate over the principles to live by. Share the wonderful message with your friends too.

Happy International Day of Nonviolence! Let's BE the change!

 

Video link:

http://youtu.be/KmiekufRy3E

Comment by Prof. Dr. Yogendra Yadav on September 15, 2012 at 6:59pm

Peace is very necessary for the progress of every one and country also. We can get it through Non-violence. So everybody follow the non-violence for peace and progress.

Comment by Arch on September 15, 2012 at 6:08pm

Dear Gandhitopians, We are about 2 weeks away from October 2nd, Mahatma Gandhi's Birthday and The International Day of Nonviolence.  Click on the link below to let us know what peace/nonviolence event is taking place in your city on or around October 2nd.

www.peacetroops.org/event-survey

Comment by Arch on August 17, 2011 at 4:01am

Please sign up at: http://www.meetup.com/idnv/

 

Comment by Arch on January 1, 2011 at 11:18am

Dear Gandhitopians, Here's wishing you a Joyous and Peaceful New Year 2011! Here is a special gift - the 2010 Newsletter with pictures and details of events conducted around the globe on October 2nd 2010 to observe the International Day of Nonviolence:
http://pledgeofnonviolence.peacetroops.org/news/idnvnewslettervol12...

Please let me know if you have any suggestions or questions.

Comment by Om Prakash Joshi on October 5, 2010 at 2:24pm

All are requested to remain vegetarian for whole life if not possible at least in the month of OCTOBER in every year.

Comment by Arch on October 1, 2010 at 12:52pm

Happening Now!! Read about the events taking place on this day around the globe:
http://pledgeofnonviolence.peacetroops.org/news/october2nd-idnveven...

Comment by Arch on September 3, 2010 at 1:29am

Dear Garvin,
Well said and I completely agree with you. Coming together is the first step. Taking action needs to follow.

Arch
"The hands that help are better far than lips that pray" -Robert G. Ingersoll

Comment by Garvin Brown on September 3, 2010 at 1:06am

To show true devotion to Gandhi we must (In his words) Step Down From Our Pedestals and go and live with the people who are suffering and experience their hardships and their sorrows. This means in the words of Vivekananda going to the POOR. ..... If we want to see God dont go to the banks of the Ganga and dig a hole to sit in and meditate .........Go and look into the eyes of the Poor and by doing that you can truly see your God.
To me all talk and discussions on Gandhi are just that Talks and discussions... .... It means nothing for the people who are suffering from 6th world poverty they can not eat words or drink words. Gandhi's message was his hope to awaken the world to Satya and Ahimsa.and compassion and love. At the end of his life he was AFLAME with LOVE. That is what is needed to do justice to his memory.

Sincerely
Garvin
Mahatma Gandhi Awareness

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