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Wednesday, May 05, 2004
Quest for Global Peace
(A Personal Recollection)
Paper to be presented at
Global Peace Assembly
Organized by
The Vice President of the Republic of China
and
The Federation of World Peace and Love (FOWPAL),
The Association of World Citizens,
The Millennium World Peace Summit, and
The Women’s Federation for World Peace in Taipei
Taipei, Taiwan
August 12 to 19, 2001
(July 31, 2001)
Quest for Global Peace
(A Personal Recollection)
I. Introduction
In the hey days of the Apollo Project of the US National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA) in late 1960s to early 1970s, people around the world were excited by the second-by-second and minutes-by-minutes broadcast of the missions and the progress that were being made in space exploration, particularly the moon landing.
A photograph of our globe (Figure 1), taken by an astronaut on his way back home, showed the earth as a beautiful ruby or marble floating in dark space. There are no national boundaries on the globe as we learned on world maps in our childhood; all living creatures and vegetation are confined in a thin fragile biosphere adhering to the surface of the globe. These realizations made significant and profound changes in the way people think. The 6 billion of us who live on earth need to love the world and live together harmoniously and peacefully.
This paper describes a brief account of the author’s past history toward this goal.
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Paper to be presented at
Global Peace Assembly
Organized by
The Vice President of the Republic of China
and
The Federation of World Peace and Love (FOWPAL),
The Association of World Citizens,
The Millennium World Peace Summit, and
The Women’s Federation for World Peace in Taipei
Taipei, Taiwan
August 12 to 19, 2001
(July 31, 2001)
Quest for Global Peace
(A Personal Recollection)
I. Introduction
In the hey days of the Apollo Project of the US National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA) in late 1960s to early 1970s, people around the world were excited by the second-by-second and minutes-by-minutes broadcast of the missions and the progress that were being made in space exploration, particularly the moon landing.
A photograph of our globe (Figure 1), taken by an astronaut on his way back home, showed the earth as a beautiful ruby or marble floating in dark space. There are no national boundaries on the globe as we learned on world maps in our childhood; all living creatures and vegetation are confined in a thin fragile biosphere adhering to the surface of the globe. These realizations made significant and profound changes in the way people think. The 6 billion of us who live on earth need to love the world and live together harmoniously and peacefully.
This paper describes a brief account of the author’s past history toward this goal.
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