Flash Mob at Schloss Belvedere in Austria

The Federation of World Peace and Love (FOWPAL) cultural goodwill delegation has devoted their time and efforts into cultural exchanges for years. With the beauty of culture purity they have been promoting love and peace and awakening the conscience in everyone. They have travelled across the planet, and this time they have visited the heart of Europe, Austria in October, 2017. They sang and danced to deliver the message of peace in the garden of Schönbrunn Palace, second to the Palace of Versailles. The name of the palace birthed when the Holy Roman Emperor Matthias, discovered a beautiful spring while hunting there, and he exclaimed “So einschönerBrunnen” (what a beautiful spring), which led to the name "Schönbrunn".

After the FOWPAL delegation learned about the glorious history of the Habsburgs, they danced and sang in the garden of the palace to spread their happy energy. Their performance attracted tourists to join them. Among the tourists were students from the Czech Republic, who joined in to do the"peace dove" hand gesture, which is symbolic of World Peace. They were bonded quickly and were reluctant to say farewell to the FOWPAL members.

After arriving at Schloss Belvedere, the FOWPAL delegation organized a flash mob in front of the lake and gave blessings to a newly married couple.The delegation and the newlyweds took a photo together with the Era of Conscience Flag. Their singing also touched the heart of an old lady in a wheelchair. She moved towards the members and sat through the whole song. A French tourist told the FOWPAL members that he could feel the positive energy through their singing. They chatted with each other and exchanged blessings.

The FOWPAL delegation has successfully brought the message of tranquility and peace to Austria, a country full of beautiful palaces and glorious history. Transcending countries and races is our wish for World Peace. The cultural exchanges of this trip have left another mark "We Are One World”on the beautiful history.