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Yes, I'm talking about a non-violent revolution of consciousness.
A consciousness that is able to understand how we're all inextricably connected to each other on this Earth and to the Earth itself and that if we violate those fundamental principles, we do so at our own peril.
Yes, we can continue to live in this delusion and the denials of reality because it's painful, it's frightening.
Sometimes, it's terrifying...
it's terrifying to face the truth...
so I ask each of you to search your hearts, as to what your truth is, for being a citizen of the earth, promoting justice as a foundation for peace...
It's not going to happen magically, and I think it's not going to happen by relying on these political structures and institutions...
I think we're going to have to wage peace in the most extraordinary ways whether our government wants it or no!
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but I know that without a non-violent revolution of consciousness, we will not survive as a civilization or as a planet...
we can choose to have peace if we want to pay the price.
And what more glorious goal...
than peace for all people?...
to build a new society, a society that understands that we are not worth more, and they are not worth less and that we will be willing to pay the price and take the risks to wage peace with all fellow and sister human beings."
S.
Brian Willson
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Hundredth is... Chadwick Johnson - Vocals
Andrew Minervini- Guitar
Alex Blackwell- Guitar
JP Gressman - Bass
Matt Koontz - Drums Hundredth (formerly The Hundredth) is an American Melodic Hardcore band from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, that formed in 2008. Hundredth formed in 2008 when a previous band called The Hundredth split. Their debut record When Will We Surrender was released by Mediaskare Records on March 30, 2010.

Read more about Hundredth on Last.fm.


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