British Columbia’s Project for Peace

by Thahoketoteh of Kanekota

In this beautiful land we call Canada we see people as diverse as the landscape living together , exchanging ideas and learning from one another. We have representatives of many different nations here living in peace for the good of the entire world, so our actions are known to all. We are in a unique position to promote real peace and that is why the Project for Peace was formed in Nanaimo. Our mandate is to spread the message of peace to the world and we invite everyone to join us. It is time, so let us stand as siblings and plant the tree of peace, so it can spread over the entire world.

We are a diverse group bound by music and a solid objective. Project for Peace founders are Bob Kopiyka, Paul Manley, Monique Raap, Michelle Crawford and Thahoketoteh. Our first recording will be available soon for download and I ask you all to stay tuned for it’s official release. It is a good song about the power of the people and is called “We are still here.” Your support of our premiere song will be a feather in the cap of peace.

That we formed on Vancouver Island is a testament to the social conscience of the islanders in the west. I think the awakening of the social mind is well underway on Vancouver Island and they will help everyone else to arise from the slumber. Let us look at the trinity as Mother Earth, Father Creator and you the child. Open your mind, it is you that your waiting for.

The return of the peace is imminent . Are you ready for it? Join us .

With unity of mind through the natural law, comes great strength.

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