Dear Nasser,
It's been many years that I have witnessed your tireless and selfless act in cultivating World Peace through the Love Is The Solution (LITS) organization.

The direction you have taken in starting planting the seed of peace in one heart at a time is a sound and wise path.

Softening of the solid dogmatic belief systems occurs through collective awakening. We can crack open the hearts that have basic goodness innate in them. Given the sound education from the ground up, the human heart is ready for manifesting love and peace.

Your project; working on the peace education has never been this urgent in the history of human kind as we have constructed systems that have erected barriers between humans. The sense of "OTHER" is what you are trying to dissolve and I fully support you in this respectable endeavor of creating a true sense of "UNITY".

It is only through planet mindfulness and peace education that we can calm the minds and bodies of the human beings wrapped up with prejudice and anger.

Nasser,

Your steadfastness and perseverance matches the noble goal you are pursuing. I wish you success in attracting people with the right attitude of the heart to accomplish this sacred triumphant goal.
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With Gratitude,
Sima Hashemifar
Material Scientist-Teacher of The School of Practical Philosophy

Bio:
Sima has over ten years of experience in the semiconductor industry, in senior engineering positions at Intel, National Semiconductor, and KLA-Tencor Corporations. Prior to moving to the states to continue her education, Sima was the director of Mechanical/Metallurgical division at the Institute of Standards and Industrial Research of Iran (ISIRI), where, in 1988, she was awarded the Ministry of Industry's highest ranking award as the expert of the year.

Sima earned her B.S. degree in Metallurgical Engineering from the University of Science and Technology in Tehran, Iran, where she ranked first in her graduating class. She earned her M.S. degree in Materials Science & Engineering from University of Washington in Seattle, Washington.

In addition to her graduate studies and research at the University of Washington, Sima also developed a program for the Women in Engineering (WIE), which resulted in increased number of women completing first year of engineering studies. She was recognized with an award from the Western Regional Women in Engineering Association in both 1992 and 1993 for her contributions. Sima founded Spiritual Harmony in 2006 and has extensive experience in the field of self actualization through different integrated methods of East/West philosophies. Sima continues teaching courses in the Santa Clara branch of the School of Practical Philosophy.