Video Highlight: Three Generations Come Together in the LPH Song in the Netherlands
In neighborhoods across the world, the messages of Love Peace and Harmony continue to bring people together in beautiful and unexpected ways. A recent gathering in the Netherlands captured this spirit perfectly—a joyful evening where children, parents, and grandparents sang the Love Peace Harmony Song together in both Sranan Tongo and Dutch, celebrating culture, community, and connection.
This beautiful video comes from a special gathering of some of our Love Peace Harmony global community in the Netherlands, hosted on February 10th by one of our wonderful Love Peace Harmony Volunteers, Peggy Anijs at her center in Amsterdam Southeast, where Francisco Quintero, our Founder Dr. & Master Sha's leading teacher, kicked off his visit touring the Netherlands with a special evening of uplifting vibrations, community wellness and family care with Love Peace Harmony Practices bringing families and community members.
Peggy has been serving her community for years through weekly Love Peace Harmony programs in local neighborhood centers, creating spaces where families can gather, sing, meditate, and uplift one another through the powerful practices of the Love Peace Harmony Field.
A feature that made the evening especially heartwarming was seeing three generations of families participating together. The children featured in the video are regular participants in Peggy’s programs, attending alongside their parents and grandparents. Over time, these gatherings have become a place where families reconnect with one another while sharing music, joy, and the universal message of love, peace, and harmony.
The Kraktie Choir: A Community Voice for Love Peace Harmony
Peggy's group, the Kraktie Choir, has become a beautiful expression of this shared spirit. The choir has even created their own professional recordings of the Love Peace Harmony Song, bringing the message to life in new cultural expressions.
Listen to & download their recordings here (scroll down to Kraktie Choir)
Read about the journey of how these recordings came to be here.
During the February gathering, musicians who participated in these recordings were present, performing live music for everyone sing along together to. As the music filled the room, the children danced with joy—creating a living example of what the Love Peace Harmony movement is all about.
Why Moments Like This Matter
In today’s world, spaces where communities can gather in positivity, music, and shared purpose are deeply meaningful. Through programs like Peggy’s, Love Peace Harmony becomes more than just a message—it becomes a living experience shared by and passed between generation to generation.
Children grow up learning practices that support emotional balance and kindness. Parents find moments of peace and connection. Grandparents witness the message continuing forward.
And together, communities remember something simple yet powerful:
When people sing, meditate, and uplift one another from the heart, love, peace, and harmony naturally grow.
Moments like these in the Netherlands remind us that the Love Peace Harmony movement is truly global—spreading through the dedication of volunteers like Peggy and the joyful voices of communities who come together to sing one message for the world.