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    This is a link to the main World Day of Conscience web site. It's not the product of slick web site design by any means but it is the content that counts the most in any case. My new found SU friend, and fellow Montrealer, Lux Propane kindly made the simple banner for World Day of Conscience... more

    Reviewed by RobinEdgar Mar 12 2006, 01:48pm ( 38 reviews ) • homestead.com

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  • Rated by aliiscool on Apr 26 2006, 6:25pm

    its april and this wouldnt work.

  • Rated by BurkinaLoveFaso on Mar 29 2006, 10:09am

    The first World Day of Conscience will be observed on Wednesday, March 29, when a total eclipse of the sun takes place above the Earth, including the skies over western Egypt. Click here for more infos..

  • Rated by moderntimes on Mar 28 2006, 2:15pm

    An idea whose time has come.....many thx to RobinEdgar for the idea AND site and LuxPropane for the graphic! Why not enjoy this music whilst browsing this collection? (Lyrics for "Center of the Sun" song are here. Thanks dannim via solarstone!) Grab some zen this week. Another serving? Go here.Want some dessert too? This should do the trick.Thank-you to my stellar SU friends for providing the 'fruits' for this consciousness banquet - RobinEdgar, michaelmike, dannim & OliviaB! "The main gate of Mama Kannon in Komaki City, known as "the breast temple".""The seenon washbasin in the shape of the breast squirts water automatically when it senses someone." "Jinyu Kanzeon; Breast-feeding Deity of Mercy also squirts water automatically when it senses someone."Photos and commentary by tabito. You must visit his portfolio to see the pix he took of the March 15, 2006 Hounen Matsuri festival in Komaki City, Japan. You will not be disappointed.Peace.

  • Rated by rosequartz on Mar 28 2006, 2:58am

    Excellent. I hope many Stumblers will find this page and take their own personal form of action. Many thanks to Moderntimes.