Peace circles

Simple human spaces where we explore and create peace within and without, together.

The circles of peace grow out of the book 3 Minutes of Peace by Pêl Rostam. The book provides simple and clear guidance for anyone who wants to start practicing inner peace, listening, and reconciliation in a small group.

Peace circles are a simple way to meet around peace, presence, and human depth.

They grow out of the work with 3 minutes of peace and out of a longing to let peace begin within ourselves and continue out into relationships and society.

In a peace circle we meet in simplicity.

We listen, share, reflect, and practice being present to what is.

The circle of peace is not a debate and not a performance, but a space for human encounter and shared deepening.

In a peace circle, we meet in simplicity to explore, deepen, and create peace together.

Listening, presence, reflection, and human encounters are parts of this creation.

The circle of peace is not a debate and not a performance, but a living form for shared deepening and peace within and without.

Simple human encounters where we explore, deepen, and create peace within and without, together.

Circles of Peace grow out of the work with 3 minutes of peace and from a longing to let peace begin right where we actually stand – in the human being, in the encounter, and in the time we live in.

In a peace circle, we meet in simplicity. Not to perform, convince, or debate, but to together explore, deepen, and create peace. Listening, presence, reflection, and human connection are parts of this creation.

The circle of peace is a living form for people who want to approach peace in a deeper and more real way – within themselves, in relationships, and in the world around them.