During these three days, we showed each other our work for the earth and nature and our actions for peace. We attended the pagamentos of the Kogi to balance the disbalances of the earth caused by humans and we showed them our light-awareness applications and meditated together with them for peace. We planted trees together as our way of balancing and showed them our way of spiritual earth healing and water healing. We shared the food we had brought with us in common joint peace meals.

They observed us in our mindful daily interaction with nature, as well as in our encounters with them and ourselves, so that interest and trust could grow. The joint activities during the three days created a closeness between the Kogi and us that led to warmth and contact, as we were able to make our common concerns tangible in the different approaches of our different cultures.

They were very touched that other groups of us were guests in two other Kogi villages at the same time. They could clearly feel the power of serving together. On the last evening, the wife of the village chief attended our discussions at the invitation of the female village members. She spoke to us in English, which simplified our conversation by providing a translation. She welcomed the fact that it is essential for us to incorporate feeling and intuition into our thoughts, feelings and actions and was pleased to see our female members acting as equals and leaders.

The information that responsibility for global peace begins with each individual and is realized sustainably through peaceful thinking, feeling, acting and communicating was very well received by all village members. In this way, our conversations during these days became more and more open and in-depth, so that by the end of our time together in Kuizhimake, a bond had been formed that was also expressed in the request to come back.