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Feedback&thoughts after spring-peacecamp 2005
Feedback&thoughts after spring-peacecamp 2005
Peacecamp review by Toati (also known as Ben Serota)
First of all I'd like to say that I loved this camp and it left me with an amazing feeling!
As George said so many times in our discussions; the project shouldn't have been named "Peacecamp" but "friendship camp". Referring to the last camp, I would disagree, but this camp that took part in Israel fits that definition precisely.
During the camp in Israel, we visited many places that some people found important to be seen. Through this camp we bonded and enhanced our relationships that sprouted way out there in Austria where we first met. Not beyond my wildest dreams did I fantasize of making soul bonds through this experience.
Identities unsolved you ask me? My Identity took shape from the camp in Austria. My knowledge of Identity problems and conflicts has grown through the camp in Israel, but not as much as it did in the last summer. The Identity issue was indeed regarded to this camp, though for me it was such a tiny part of the experience. I have other unsolved issues, which in a way actually regard to my Identity.
In an as much unbiased opinion as I can provide, I should say that the educational contribution halted after the camp in Austria. This spring camp was a friendship gathering, and although we learned so much about ourselves- the most important thing! – the camp could be summed at that.
Sorry if I bummed any one who read this!
With love to all of you,
Hoping to meet in the summer!!!
Toati
Ben Serota
First of all I'd like to say that I loved this camp and it left me with an amazing feeling!
As George said so many times in our discussions; the project shouldn't have been named "Peacecamp" but "friendship camp". Referring to the last camp, I would disagree, but this camp that took part in Israel fits that definition precisely.
During the camp in Israel, we visited many places that some people found important to be seen. Through this camp we bonded and enhanced our relationships that sprouted way out there in Austria where we first met. Not beyond my wildest dreams did I fantasize of making soul bonds through this experience.
Identities unsolved you ask me? My Identity took shape from the camp in Austria. My knowledge of Identity problems and conflicts has grown through the camp in Israel, but not as much as it did in the last summer. The Identity issue was indeed regarded to this camp, though for me it was such a tiny part of the experience. I have other unsolved issues, which in a way actually regard to my Identity.
In an as much unbiased opinion as I can provide, I should say that the educational contribution halted after the camp in Austria. This spring camp was a friendship gathering, and although we learned so much about ourselves- the most important thing! – the camp could be summed at that.
Sorry if I bummed any one who read this!
With love to all of you,
Hoping to meet in the summer!!!
Toati
Ben Serota
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peacecamp,
Sonntag, 24. April 2005, 13:07
to toati
ben, where does this nickname come from? does it have a meaning?
dash cham,
curious evelyn
dash cham,
curious evelyn
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