Recently a public park called ‘Mago Earth Park’ is opened in Cottonwood (next to Sedona), AZ.
It has a ‘Mago Earth’ statue with other saint statues. More than 100 people are visitng everyday and most of them like it because of its meaning for peace on Earth. On the grand opening day, they exhibited the expressions for celebration from local people and other countries. I think people visited here will remember that Sedona or Cottonwood are the place for ‘Peace’, which is the most precious value in this world.
I know there are some people don’t like this park because of their religious faith. I understand that. But as an Earth citizen, we need to admit there are many other religions out there and try to find a way for harmony. Because the world is becoming more open and closer to each other. What will be a solution for the harmony? The answer will be the Earth, on which all of us live together. So if we have the Goddess of Earth, it will be easier to think, pray, and take an action for the Earth, Peace on Earth all together.
We live in chaos and crisis like wars, starvation, environmental problems,…. Ilchi Lee says, ‘In order to overcome crisis, we must have ‘hope’. Only those who have great strength through dreams can overcome this crisis.’ I think, he built this Mago Earth Park to give a hope and dream to humanity. Because Mago statue means ‘Earth’.
I think Mago Earth gives us the hope and peace we never have in the history of humanity.
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1 maryanne sood wrote:
I am very impressed by the Mago Earth Psrk. I am Catholic but feel all religions need to work together for the good of all of mankind’s future. I am also a Dahn member for 6 years and feel very fortunate to have found this spiritual and holistic group of people.
The truth will ultimately surface and this test from unclean spirits will become history. Good will overshadow evil. This is a fact of past history.
Thank you Ilchi for your hard work and dedication. And congratulations to you for all your success is the success of mother earth and her earth humans.
God be with you,
Maryanne