PEACE, HOPE AND LOVE.

 The world peace movement is the rekindling of what the hippies in San Francisco started in the 1960s. The World Peace Movement is about bringing people of all colors, creeds and religions together to save the world. Our goal is to promote peace, love, and unity. The hippies of the 1960s were a countercultural movement that rejected mainstream values and embraced a more free-spirited and communal way of life. They believed in the power of love, creativity, and non-violence, and sought to create a more peaceful society.  Similarly, the world peace movement seeks to promote peace and non-violence on a global scale, and is often associated with the values and ideals of the hippie movement. Many of the tactics and strategies used by the world peace movement, such as peaceful protests, community organizing, and grassroots activism, are similar to those used by the hippies in the 1960s.  Furthermore, the hippies of the 1960s were also known for their activism and involvement in various social and political causes, such as civil rights, environmentalism, and anti-war efforts. Similarly, the world peace movement also addresses a range of social and political issues, including disarmament, conflict resolution, human rights, and environmental protection.  In many ways, the world peace movement can be seen as a continuation of the ideals and values that the hippies of the 1960s espoused. While the world has changed significantly since then, the desire for peace and a more peaceful world remains a powerful and enduring human aspiration. Love is the answer. Together We can save the world.