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The book begins with the exciting journey of Barbara Wolf and Margaret Anderson to the United Arab Emirates and then to India as speakers. Then they write about the Netherlands, where they participated in the International Day of Peace at The Hague. They go to Niagara Falls to use the powerful energies to help stabilize the continent, and at Onondaga Lake, they work to help heal this most poisonous lake in the world. Also, they worked worldwide to energize water. For the winter solstice, they participated in a joyous event at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in New York City, and they also participated in singing at the fascinating Brooklyn Tabernacle. They love their travels, and they love writing to the world about these travels.
About the author
Barbara Wolf is Professor of Childhood Education at SRH University of Applied Sciences Sciences Heidelberg since 2013 and Vice Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Law. She was Principal of the professional school for educators in Koblenz between 2012 and 2013 and Research assistant and doctoral studies at Koblenz University (2008-2012). Her dissertation subject focuses on socialization of childhood and youth in public institutions. She has many years of professional experience in social work and early childhood education.
