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PieceMakers/TAG ACTIVATION Travel to an active set of train-tracks alone. You must take with you five coins in your current country’s currency. Ideally you will have a penny, a nickel, a dime, a quarter, and either some other coin (fifty cent piece, etc) or a repeat. You must place these coins on the rails of the train-tracks. Center them and make sure to pay attention to where you put them in case you stray too far. As the train passes you and runs over the coins they usually bounce off right next to where they were placed. Sometimes they wedge themselves in the rocks or very rarely shoot out further. Make sure to pay attention when you are laying down your coins as cops and more importantly trains can sneak up on you. With each coin-as you lay them down-speak aloud the five precepts of The New Mythologies that are listed beneath this paragraph. Then, as you wait for a train, meditate on the five precepts. Once the train has passed, find as many of the coins as you can. Whatever is lo...
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    Welcome to the Peace Tag Project! The purpose of this site it to give some context to the Peace Tags that probably led you here.   My goal in doing so is that, by sharing some of the ideas behind them, you will be inspired to wear them. Moreover, my hope is that this inspiration soon becomes less to do with what you read here and more to do with the meaning that you make with them in your own life. So hello, all of you so-called Strangers, whoever, and wherever you are! I am grateful to everyone who has taken time out of their day to look into the Peace Tags.   My goal, if I succeed at nothing else, is to create and give away as many Peace Tags as possible. In the United States, and elsewhere around the world, people have been laying coins down on train tracks for the better part of 200 years; It would not surprise me if those who watched the first engine on earth approaching them on the first tracks laid down on it, looked down ...
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