Source: Good News Network
An accidental encounter with a glass-enclosed monument when she was turning around her car while in Wales on vacation has led to a tiny city in Oregon becoming only the 14th location in the world to install an eternal World Peace Flame.
Nestled deep in the Snowdonia Mountains, the monument contained a burning flame.
“It moved me so deeply,” Irene Kai told GNN.
She had stumbled upon one of the World Peace Flames. The caretaker in a nearby building told her the story:
The original Flame, in The Hague, Netherlands, was created in July 1999 when seven living flames, lit by peacemakers on five continents of the world, were united as one, after being transported by military planes while still burning.
She learned there were 12 other World Peace Flames as far away as Australia. The only one in the United States burns at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, the assassination site of Dr. Martin Luther King.
Irene for 20 years has lived in Ashland, Oregon, a unique city of only 20,000 people with a magic that draws spiritually-inclined people to reside there—folks like Jean Houston, Gary Zukav, and Neale Donald Walsch. It also holds a deep history for the Native Peoples. Still active tribes there include a descendant of “The Chief of Peace”, Chief Joseph’s great, great, grandson.
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