Education for Active nonviolence

The principle of adaptation «To go against the evolution of things is to go against yourself» This principle of active nonviolence and valid action explain that when we know clearly before had the outcome of a situation, the correct attitude to use is to accept this outcome completely as possible, and take advantage even of its unfavorable aspects. Given theses situations we can freely choice to work with others to change theses unfavorable aspects of our life and our future. For my self I got involved in various popular and community group at a young age and most significant work I did was my involvement in a community newspaper. Mainly because we work directly on daily neighborhood issues and transmitting new ideas and projects. In fact principle of adaptation become clear for me if I remember situations in my past when I acted against it and others time when I work with the principle. Through my involvement in the community newspaper I had the opportunity to w

(Image : to   millions of brave soldiers who died to end wars, to end this violent way to deal with religious and geopolitical conflicts and this violent way to redistribute social goods. Today we need to comprehend that the world don’t need  more weapons to ended wars . During the First World War 20 millions people died, during the Second World War 50 million theses world wars were nightmare ) « Either we let be swept along by the tendency toward a world that is ever more absurd and destructive, or, we give events a different direction ». (Silo, Letters to my friends, p. 45) In this blog we explained the structural point of view to understand the global phenomenon happening today. The crisis in which societies and individuals are now immersed - are not situations that can be resolved with political reforms. The phases of the closed system has begun a long time ago and in this moment there is no alternative to the destructuring process. In today context, we see that

(Base Team visiting Korean Demilitarised zone in 2009, http://www.theworldmarch.org/) World March for Peace and Nonviolence Base Team at the Korean Demilitarised zone in 2009  In February, at winter Olympic game in South Korea(1), most people were surprised to heard of a possible Reunification between South Korea and North Korea (2).  A few weeks ago many Peace and Nonviolence activists around the world were interested by the new development from USA, Russia and China with a possible agreement for peace and denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. Korean Peninsula has been divided for the last 55 years and thousands of families are devided since. To understand the context of the Peninsula let's go back a few decade ago.  Korea gained independence from Japan in 1945 at the end of the Second World War, than the country was divided into two Korea after the war in the 50's. This war resulted in 2,5 millions dead and injured and it is estimated that 10 millio