I am going to develop a programme to promote peace of mind and progress all over the world, because now a days as u know every one in Tention some has relationship The programme is called An art 4 Peace.It is known as Spicmcay....a Deep vision of Life.A people 2people programme.The programme is more relevent to the present world which is strugling with war, terrorism, violence, crimes and many more ills. I would like to invite Like minded people all over the world to join this programme.I am very much interested to spread this good will programme and make it a people's movement.I intend to put forward the core contents of this programme one by one in the course of time. Meanwhile i would like to have comments, suggestions,guidence,help and co-operation of friends, interested in this good will venture.come on let's make a new world order of peace and prosperity.
So, post ur views on http://spicmcay.webs.com in blog section.
I am inviting you in this programme.
I just firstly wants from you the feedback regarding this programme.
Because it only for you thats why I want more support frm You.
mail on spicmcay@gmail.com
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