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How to pronounce peace pipe in Dutch?

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hello my history begins in
chile
near a raging river in the beautiful
mountains the high mountains of patagonia
and there i was given up for adoption and that is how i
ended up in the netherlands
i grew up in the east of the country
between the ditches and the meadows and the
blackberry bushes
i was born of rape
my mother never dared to look
who the perpetrator was
i didn't tell the story often and i
still can't tell them because i have
a lump in my throat and if i do share
my story then i feel shame
but
now I think for whom am I ashamed
actually
shame and rejection I have
carried with me for a long time until you come across things
that help you give your story a place
along the way on this proverbial journey
cancer quote
by convertible garcia marquez and those are
people are not only born on the
day their mothers give
birth to life twins to be
born again and again to be such a
to enter new worlds a powerful
thought also life has multiple
births and also birth is a new
beginning of a new story
used to find my almost
locked in my story i forced
myself to imagine certain things and that
was not the only thing i did for myself
was a black wall that literally came at me
the rape you want nothing to
do with and I couldn't do anything about those
images because that black wall
was already there before I was born
my first birth immediately became my
first now in my life
what I did not know at the time was that
this wall would
later take on a completely different
meaning and that later in the work
I was going to do I would
get to know and embrace a lot of walls and give them color in
recent years I have been involved
was part of the project or
connection walls of connection was
one of the many projects of
masterpiece organization that stands for
peacebuilding worldwide
was of collection will transform walls that
divide and separate us as people
into means that
connect and
bring us together and my experiences with wolf
of connection have taught me that this is
possible that is how i know you is not literal
wall painting
it is so much more stories for with
starting point for every
mural started in rotterdam together with 100
young people
we talked about the theme connection
all kinds of personal stories came
up and they were also so open and
sincere and honest
they told universal stories in which i
recognized myself time and again about
your passion sophie dreams about your traumas
about your problems about yourself
feeling excluded about prejudices
and prejudices yes i know those too in the
past people always
thought i was in a pan flute group and that
i was in my home
you get peace pipe lay on the table at
hey i grew up with kale with
sausage
[Music]
now I should have a look at technique
you back to r rotterdam
together with these young people we have created the
steps of the stairs
as a reference to
their stories and their ambitions
the stairs stands for perseverance
and resilience
on the way to the top do not
want to go back down because that has
been and arm yourself against prejudices
because they only bring you
down prefer to be above them in
mexico we work with indigenous young people they also
have to deal with incomprehension with the
result that it is
difficult for them to appreciate their cultural background
the language is lost that traditions
are forgotten for the day of the
dead
they created a beautiful
mural full of native or
symbolism and the skulls their for
everything you use the skulls and they preserved
it to symbolize death and rebirth through
rituals
this boy wanted 4 street art to pay
tribute to their ancestors I can girl
afterwards nose then said well I'm so
proud now of my origin or who I
am
and they even came with their own hashtag
sometimes in the glass that means we are
native to croatia worked with a wall
that we survived the war and these
young people specifically chose this wall
after all the wall was a silent witness
to all those terrible
events from the past and they
chose a specific theme because
wherever we are whatever we believe
or have experienced
we all see the same moon
today we are 172 murals
further in more than 75 years desecrated the pier
more than 500 artists and designers
have contributed
more over 10,000 participants imagine
that all these participants used their
imagination
to visualize their story
imagine and so we
activated cities involved neighborhoods and gave
the public space in between more human
face
wow i like the figure and what and
what else i I like that I realized
that these young people who all participated
also realize themselves fte that the
past was only part of their
lives and that is would be born again many times
and that they have the
brush in their hands to make all those new
worlds that they are now entering
colorful for themselves
my wall yes my wall is
still there but I don't want to
lose it either because this wall has given me
survival instincts
imagination and
creativity and so only who I
am today will never paint a black wall
I have repainted it with
nicer softer colors and like i
think about my father now i try
to see him as a human being
i will probably never meet
him but i try to give him a place
and to keep fantasizing about him like that
he could be a typical argentinian cold for example
at the time via the mountains the crossing the border
and now working with his lasso we with
his horses across the plains
my mother we beautiful I have a good
idea of the image I had at the time n had hair like
a poor woman who finds it
hard to make ends meet every month that you can barely
read and write that image turned out
not to be correct at all because the cloth is
combed back first chili
i saw potions of the hanging everywhere
the walls of the city of bruges literally
her face the face of a strong
woman
ascended from a pregnant homeless
ten to a candidate for
mayor
some events can be thrown off
balance but how do you
proceed she has always continued to build the
story they believed in who
she could be
she tells me also about my ancestors
i am a marcucci loosely translated
this means people of the earth
we are the original inhabitants of
chile and argentina and gentlemen
we used to be
nomads and our language changed
seasonally and apples and many other
indigenous peoples
are convinced that everything has a
soul not only man but also the
tree and the rivers and everything is
v connected to each other
nick stands on its own share the stories
with the community that normally as
we do now
live past each other
yes that is simply not possible so when i now
think of my ideal city of the
future then i think of all those
wisdoms of indigenous peoples if
we can apply
that there we are not only physically
part of the city but then
we also feel an emotional
connection with the neighborhood in which
we live and so my city has also
breathed a soul through its inhabitants
i am convinced that everyone
in the room
maybe you you and you have an
imaginary
wall a broken family their
impossible dream a lost love or
passion for something and their dream
it doesnt matter because it is your canvas
your imaginary blank sheet of paper find your
walls and start
painting imagine
and if you have a little bit of paint
left
share your paint
share your brush
share your story
thank you
[Applause]

hello my history begins in

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peace pipe::noun | Spocien Dictionary

peace pipe

noun

/pis_paɪp/

a highly decorated ceremonial pipe of Amerindians; smoked on ceremonial occasions (especially as a token of peace)

Type	Words
Synonyms	calumet, pipe of peace
Type of	pipe, tobacco pipe

How to pronounce peace pipe in Dutch?

peace pipe::noun | Spocien Dictionary

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