Everyone has the power to make a difference, to themselves and others, and to our world. — Yasmin Davar, Our Peaceful Planet: Healing Ourselves and Our World for a Sustainable Future
Everyone has the power to make a difference, to themselves and others, and to our world. — Yasmin Davar, Our Peaceful Planet: Healing Ourselves and Our World for a Sustainable Future
Everyone has the power to make a difference, to themselves and others, and to our world. — Yasmin Davar, Our Peaceful Planet: Healing Ourselves and Our World for a Sustainable Future
Everyone has the power to make a difference, to themselves and others, and to our world. — Yasmin Davar, Our Peaceful Planet: Healing Ourselves and Our World for a Sustainable Future
Everyone has the power to make a difference, to themselves and others, and to our world. — Yasmin Davar, Our Peaceful Planet: Healing Ourselves and Our World for a Sustainable Future
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Everyone has the power to make a difference, to themselves and others, and to our world.

— Yasmin Davar, Our Peaceful Planet: Healing Ourselves and Our World for a Sustainable Future
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