“It takes a thousand voices to tell a single story.”
- Native American Proverb
What is the Peace Pocket Project?
Broadcasting energy of connection and peace.
The Peace Pocket Project is dedicated to distributing 1,000 stones – known as "Emissaries of Peace" to people around the world. The stones are Tektite, which formed when a meteorite impacted earth thousands of years ago in the Guangdong Province of China. Tektite stones are a voice for change in a time of extreme need, war, and pestilence, and those who carry the stones become Peace Walkers.
Today, these stones are messengers for human connection – carrying the power to heal and unite us through our stories and experiences at a time of division and isolation. The stones spoke to us, and we listened – creating something beautiful, simple, and powerful – so that we might walk together in loving kindness and compassion during this time of transformation.
What is Tektite?
Tektite stones formed when a meteorite impacted earth thousands of years ago (~800,000) in the Guangdong Province of China. Widely known as "Emissaries of Peace" in the spiritual and healing stone community, Guangdong Tektite carries the power to unite humanity in oneness, harmful to none, through accountability and responsibility. They pre-date human intervention and carry vibrations of true peace — a vibration that links us to each other in powerful ways and offers Peace Walkers opportunities for connection and communal growth.
Why does it matter now?
The launch of The Peace Pocket Project in 2020 coincided with the current, crucial need for a shift in consciousness to address the unprecedented global challenges we face while human, societal interdependencies and vulnerabilities grow more salient with each passing day.
This is how the stones are said to work: spontaneous, inspirational, a voice for meaningful transformation in a time of extreme need. From the launch of the Peace Pocket Project in January 2020 to where we are today, they spoke to us, we listened, and now they are ready to deliver their message of peace and human interconnectivity.
