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Mother Moon

Who am I to proclaim the 5th Rally of Hope for the Realization of a Heavenly Unified World?
Peace starts with me.
That’s why I gave up my nursing career in 1975 to follow Father Moon.
Who am I?
I’m just a mother of five children with a conviction and a mother’s heart.
Who am I?
Why should I share my story? What do I have to offer? How can I make a difference?
The last four weeks I’ve been in convalescence after double knee replacement surgery. I came to the rehabilitation clinic hobbling and bent over, struggling to walk a few steps.
The last four weeks have been filled with various treatments and therapies.
Last night I went to bed early and got up in the middle of the night to participate live in the 5th Rally of Hope.

Attendance
Rally of Hope

How can I explain the reason for my tears throughout the more than two hours through which I attended? (It went over three hours, but I have a schedule to keep while still here in the clinic!) Now, just a few hours later as I watch the replay to capture the few minutes I missed at the beginning, and the final two speeches, again, I am moved to tears.
Starting with the commentator of the introductory video, Christa Kamga, daughter of a blond German missionary and a black African, now living in Korea with her family. As she spoke of the ideal of unification of races, I felt the privilege of having once shared a room with this fruit of the ideal of interracial marriage.
In fact, I can’t help but reflect back over my own path of faith.
Why do I have hope?
In 1975 when we read in Divine Principle that the truth shall be just as lightning flashing from east to west, we had no internet.
When I gave up my nursing course, and the position of student nurse representative of 72 nurses at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, some people thought I had gone crazy. As the nursing administrator, Janice Bible offered me a year of leave of absence, I adamantly affirmed that God had called me and I had to follow.

I spent a few hours on Saturday, after my various treatments, attending an on-line seminar with young spiritual women leaders. As I appreciated that there were indeed many spiritual women leaders, I realized with gratitude, that Mother Moon’s message was no longer so off-beat. As the Rally of Hope brings us world leaders congratulating Father and Mother Moon for their vision and accomplishment, I am comforted, confirmed and grateful for the contribution I could make.
So who am I?
It’s time to cast aside the feelings of inadequacy.
I’m inspired as I hear Dr Sarah Gilbert, professor of vaccinology, and think back to my first full-time job in the virology laboratory with the Commonwealth Department of Health in Melbourne.
My thoughts rush on and on.
Right now I want to invite you to join the Rally of Hope. Mother Moon spoke in Korea at what was 1:30am CET. The replay for Europe is at 6pm CET with special insertions for our area. Yet we are one. I come from Australia. Live in Austria. Connect to the universe. Even though it is complicated to find a time to connect to my own family in Australia, our hearts seek the same channels of love and compassion. Where there is a will there is a way.
My will right now is to share this vision of the message of hope of mother Moon. All my on-line seminars this last few weeks confirm we are entering a new age. We can make a difference. We all need to just do it. The time is now.

You are welcome to join the Highlight Event on Sunday February 28th, at 06:00 PM (CET) or watch the 7th Rally here: https://fb.watch/g_1DT8kOYk/

About the author 

Lilly Gundacker

Lilly Gundacker often refers to herself as Ozlilly because she was born Down Under, in Oz, Australia. Lilly lives in Austria. Lilly believes she can make a difference by sharing her values of interdependence, mutual prosperity and universal values. She excels at Communication, Family, Marriage and is an Organizational expert. As a retired International Civil Servant and dedicated Unificationist she motivates, inspires, engages, and makes a difference! She's still trying to do too much and learning how to navigate modern technological developments. She keenly encourages young and old to keep learning. She is patient, kind and a great person to know.

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