Shaken by the threat of a possible war against Iran, with the question what one single person can do to stop future wars, Sabine Lichtenfels decides to undertake a pilgrimage in June 2005. She gives away everything she owns, covers long stretches on foot and is without any money. Her driving force is the decision to uncover and change those internal structures which externally lead to war and violence. Doing this, she discovers a strength which begins to shine for ever clearer and brighter: "GRACE," the connectedness with Creation, which empowers her to follow her inner voice more precisely and more thrustingly than ever before. Her pilgrimage takes her from Germany via Switzerland, Italy and Greece to Israel/Palestine. There for a period of 3 weeks she leads a group of 40 pilgrims, Israelis, Palestinians and Internationals, through the unique landscape of Northern Israel and from there to the other side of the wall into the occupied territories of the West Bank, through refugee camps, a jewish settlement and on to Jerusalem.In the name of "GRACE" support actions and unusual encounters take place, walls of fear and rage which for a long time have seemed insurmountable are now crumbling. With strong feminine authority and directness a woman describes her steps against the war. It is a truthful and deeply humane voice that is speaking. GRACE is a force stronger than any government or any army, because it is at home in the hearts of all human beings.

About the book: An adventurous journey from the stone circle of Almendes in Portugal to the temples of Malta becomes a journey through a new hologram of history. Every event, every temple visit and also every difficulty is guided and thereby unexpected and unpredictable. Sabine Lichtenfels with her mediumistic talent shows simply and modestly what it means to travel in full trust in divine guidance. The temples of Malta act as antennae to the past for her and transmit descriptions and pictures of the culture that had once erected these buildings. This information gives a breathtaking view into a highly developed fulfilling and sensual life. And that at a time where we once thought that primitive people were running around with axes.At the center of this high archaic culture was care for all that lives. The strong current of Eros and the mutual joy between the genders was sacred to them. They knew neither private property nor separation. The body of the woman was like the body of the earth, nourishing and giving. Their religion was the celebration of life itself, from the first sunbeams in the morning until the sparking stars in the night. For thousands of years, their non-violent culture flourished, based on the friendship between the genders.For the author, this view into the past is simultaneously a start of a humane future. The temple of love is to be recreated in the light of modern knowledge, in practical life between men and women in model communities for a future without war.

Eine abenteuerliche Reise, die vom Steinkreis Almendres in Portugal zu den Tempeln von Malta f hrt, wird zu einer Reise durch ein neues Hologramm der Geschichte. Jedes Ereignis, jeder Tempelbesuch, auch jede Schwierigkeit stehen unter F hrung und erhalten dadurch eine berraschende Wendung. Sabine Lichtenfels zeigt auf einfache und bescheidenen Weise, was es hei t, als Medium unterwegs zu sein und ganz auf die g ttliche Pr senz zu vertrauen. Die Tempel von Malta wirken auf sie wie Antennen in eine weit zur ckliegende Zeit und vermitteln ihr Beschreibungen und Bilder jener Kultur, welche einst diese Bauwerke errichtete. Die Informationen geben auf atemberaubende Weise einen Einblick in ein hochentwickeltes, erf llendes und sinnliches Leben - und das zu einer Zeit, in der man die Menschen noch mit Faustkeilen herumzulaufen w hnte. Im Zentrum dieser archaischen Hochkultur stand die F rsorge f r alles Lebendige. Der Starkstrom des Eros und die Freude der Geschlechter aneinander waren ihnen heilig. Sie kannten keinen Privatbesitz und keine Trennung. Ihre Religion war die Feier des Lebens selbst, von den ersten Sonnenstrahlen am Morgen bis zum funkelnden Firmament der Nacht. Auf der Grundlage ihrer Geschlechterfreundschaft bl hte ihre gewaltfreie Kultur, jahrtausendelang. Der Blick in die Vergangenheit ist f r die Autorin zugleich der Aufbruch in eine humane Zukunft. Der "Tempel der Liebe" soll heute auf modernstem Wissenstand wieder erschaffen werden: im konkreten Zusammenleben von Mann und Frau, in Modellgemeinschaften f r eine Zukunft ohne Krieg.