The Healing Wall

Building the
Healing Wall

Foundation of Peace

Help create a wall of peace by choosing a native stone with care and sending it to the Peace Dome for inclusion in the HEALING WALL.

The project: On the retaining wall supporting the ramp that leads up to the second floor of the Peace Dome rests an 18 foot by 9 foot relief map of the world. In the year 2010, we hope to receive enough native stones to place them into this map, thus uniting the planet in one place. We call that place the Healing Wall

From its initiation the summer of 2003, the wall has demonstrated its purpose. Individuals have sent healing to the world and received healing. Families have been united. Hearts have mended and heads have cooled. The HEALING WALL is a place for transformative change in ourselves and in our planet.

You can participate in the creation of the Healing Wall by sending a stone or shell from where you live. For details, click here. To learn about stones we have already received, click here.

make a financial contribution to the Peace Dome

Do we have a stone from your country? Click here to see.

Is your U.S. state represented on the Healing Wall?

The United Nations of Stone

As I was explaining the vision and progress of the Healing Wall of the Peace Dome recently to the Dallas County Betterment Association’s board, the significance of this project sank into me even more. With the Peace Dome and its Healing Wall, we are connecting the world in peace.....

Stones and their stories....
In the Fall of 1999, I was part of a People to People delegation to India and a representative of the School of Metaphysics. During that trip we travelled to various historical and spiritually significant sites in Northern India. We also met with other spiritual leaders and gave Universal Peace Covenants to as many as we were able. One of the places we vistied was Deer Park near Varanasi, the oldest living city in the world.......

Assembling the Earth in One Place

The stones we are receiving, where they are from, and the stories their contributor's share

Building the Healing Wall
Foundation of Peace Help create a wall of peace by choosing a native stone with care and sending it to the Peace Dome for inclusion in the HEALING WALL.	The project: On the retaining wall supporting the ramp that leads up to the second floor of the Peace Dome rests an 18 foot by 9 foot relief map of the world. In the year 2010, we hope to receive enough native stones to place them into this map, thus uniting the planet in one place. We call that place the Healing Wall From its initiation the summer of 2003, the wall has demonstrated its purpose. Individuals have sent healing to the world and received healing. Families have been united. Hearts have mended and heads have cooled. The HEALING WALL is a place for transformative change in ourselves and in our planet. You can participate in the creation of the Healing Wall by sending a stone or shell from where you live. For details, click here. To learn about stones we have already received, click here. make a financial contribution to the Peace Dome
Do we have a stone from your country? Click here to see.	Is your U.S. state represented on the Healing Wall?
	The United Nations of Stone As I was explaining the vision and progress of the Healing Wall of the Peace Dome recently to the Dallas County Betterment Association’s board, the significance of this project sank into me even more. With the Peace Dome and its Healing Wall, we are connecting the world in peace.....
	Stones and their stories.... In the Fall of 1999, I was part of a People to People delegation to India and a representative of the School of Metaphysics. During that trip we travelled to various historical and spiritually significant sites in Northern India. We also met with other spiritual leaders and gave Universal Peace Covenants to as many as we were able. One of the places we vistied was Deer Park near Varanasi, the oldest living city in the world.......
	Assembling the Earth in One Place The stones we are receiving, where they are from, and the stories their contributor's share