MSIA | John Morton A Moment of Service and Peace in Pakistan
Channel: Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA)
Date: 2020-09-19

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John Morton and others visit a Pakistani market on a service project of peace

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MP146 A Moment of Peace In Pakistan, Through the Eyes of    John Morton, January 2002
RUN TIME: 2:50

John Morton, DSS

JM: I felt a kind of calling that happens in me at various times, and I’ve been having the sense like, um, we got to right into it, and I didn’t just see it as ah, a single person mission or something like that, I saw it as a “we,” those of us who want violence and war and things like that to stop.

(In a market) JM: There’s some garlic.  We know they got garlic.

(With a man in a wheelchair) Holly Engleman: How long have you been here?
 
Voice: Ah, since 16 years.
 
Holly:  Sixteen years.
 
Voice: Yes.

Holly: And how did you get?

Voice: Before that I was in a center.

Holly: Another hospital. Were you able to get a wheelchair in the other hospital?
 
Voice: Yeah.

David Morton: And you have a good grip in your hands? Yes. OK. See, now this man would be a great candidate to train to make, to fix the wheelchairs because he has good strength in his upper body and he is, you know, good brain, intelligent and he could be trained and then he could ’cause now you have no job?
 
Voice: Yeah.
 
David: You have a job? You do?
 
Voice: Tailoring.
 
David: Oh a tailor, I don’t want to change your occupation for you.

JM: I saw it in this particular situation is the willingness to go in the middle of it and just actually start talking and meeting, and in some ways getting in the midst of it – people who want the peace.

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