The International Flame of Peace at The Santuary Of Chimayo, Chimayo New Mexico

Hello Project Peace On Earth!

I thought I would share this with you. I've just returned from a visit to Santa Fe, New Mexico on August 1. I visit Santa Fe often and when I'm there, I try to visit Chimayo, a small town 24 miles outside of Sante Fe, home to El Santuario De Chimayo, known as the Lourdes Of America. Many miracles have supposedly occurred in Chimayo. This year I went with the purpose of lighting a candle for World Peace and Project Peace On Earth. While I was there I felt guided to light a candle near a large candle next to the main altar. To my surprise, this candle is known as The International Flame of Peace. As I lit the candle, I thought, why I hadn't noticed this candle before, but I realized I had set an intention and was guided to where I needed to be. I had a revelation while I was there about answered prayer. When we set our intention, there is synchronicity, the road opens before us, the answers are shown, the way is made clear..

What if each of us could set an intention for world peace? For those of you reading this, there is a candle in Chimayo, for Project Peace On Earth and near it, The International Flame Of Peace.
Link your energy with this candle for peace all around the world.

With light, love and peace,
Seay

The International Flame of Peace

A History of The International Flame Of Peace

"The Flame on this candle circled the globe
before finding a permanent home
in New Mexico at El Santuario de Chimayo.
It originated with the torch that was carried around the world
in the first Earth Run, marking 1986 as the UNs International Year of Peace.
The same flame has been used in the Prayer Pilgrimage
for Peace every year since the 5th annual pilgrimage on Saturday May 2, 1987.
{The Year of the Harmonic Convergence}.
It is carried by Prayer Runners who also bear a packet
of the sacred soil from the Santuario
to the birthplace of nuclear weapons
at Los Alamos, New Mexico.
There at Ashley Pond park
{where the Mission has been, and done ceremony as well},
the flame and the soil are used in a Native American Blessing
conducted in the spirit of healing and reconciliation.
And there we pray for peace.
May we keep the flame alive within our hearts.
It represents the good fire of God's Love
which the people of God are called to share with one another
and with all creatures on planet Earth.


VISIT THE SANCTUARY AT CHIMAYO ATwww.chimayo.org/