War cabinet
A lady burns a small bundle of the herb sage outside the Government Cabinet building on Whitehall. Peace Walk by, Occupy London; Stop the War Coalition (StWC); and others peace campaigners, starts out initially from the Bank of Ideas, Sun Street near Finsbury Square the second Occupy London site, via the Bank of England, then St Paul's Cathedral the original site of Occupy London, for speeches. Then the campaigners proceed to the peace camp at Parliament Square.The peace walk opposes the UK's current involvement in wars around the world, including Afghanistan, and future threats of war, including the prospect of war against Iran. London, 18th December 2011
"Sage is a ceremonial tool used by many Native American tribes. Negative ions attach to the smoke particles and are cleared as they drift away. It is a powerful cleansing tool, and I felt it both good and necessary to cleanse the energies of the war cabinet, so space is made for energies of peace." H McClure Chalut
"Sage is a ceremonial tool used by many Native American tribes. Negative ions attach to the smoke particles and are cleared as they drift away. It is a powerful cleansing tool, and I felt it both good and necessary to cleanse the energies of the war cabinet, so space is made for energies of peace." H McClure Chalut
Ref:
Date:
2011-12-18 00:00:00.0
Location:
Whitehall, London
Photographer:
Richard Keith Wolff
War cabinet
A lady burns a small bundle of the herb sage outside the Government Cabinet building on Whitehall. Peace Walk by, Occupy London; Stop the War Coalition (StWC); and others peace campaigners, starts out initially from the Bank of Ideas, Sun Street near Finsbury Square the second Occupy London site, via the Bank of England, then St Paul's Cathedral the original site of Occupy London, for speeches. Then the campaigners proceed to the peace camp at Parliament Square.The peace walk opposes the UK's current involvement in wars around the world, including Afghanistan, and future threats of war, including the prospect of war against Iran. London, 18th December 2011
"Sage is a ceremonial tool used by many Native American tribes. Negative ions attach to the smoke particles and are cleared as they drift away. It is a powerful cleansing tool, and I felt it both good and necessary to cleanse the energies of the war cabinet, so space is made for energies of peace." H McClure Chalut
"Sage is a ceremonial tool used by many Native American tribes. Negative ions attach to the smoke particles and are cleared as they drift away. It is a powerful cleansing tool, and I felt it both good and necessary to cleanse the energies of the war cabinet, so space is made for energies of peace." H McClure Chalut
Ref:
Date:
2011-12-18 00:00:00.0
Location:
Whitehall, London
Photographer:
Richard Keith Wolff
War cabinet
A lady burns a small bundle of the herb sage outside the Government Cabinet building on Whitehall. Peace Walk by, Occupy London; Stop the War Coalition (StWC); and others peace campaigners, starts out initially from the Bank of Ideas, Sun Street near Finsbury Square the second Occupy London site, via the Bank of England, then St Paul's Cathedral the original site of Occupy London, for speeches. Then the campaigners proceed to the peace camp at Parliament Square.The peace walk opposes the UK's current involvement in wars around the world, including Afghanistan, and future threats of war, including the prospect of war against Iran. London, 18th December 2011
"Sage is a ceremonial tool used by many Native American tribes. Negative ions attach to the smoke particles and are cleared as they drift away. It is a powerful cleansing tool, and I felt it both good and necessary to cleanse the energies of the war cabinet, so space is made for energies of peace." H McClure Chalut
"Sage is a ceremonial tool used by many Native American tribes. Negative ions attach to the smoke particles and are cleared as they drift away. It is a powerful cleansing tool, and I felt it both good and necessary to cleanse the energies of the war cabinet, so space is made for energies of peace." H McClure Chalut
Ref:
Date:
2011-12-18 00:00:00.0
Location:
Whitehall, London
Photographer:
Richard Keith Wolff