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Candle Night in December 2008.
Turn off your lights for two hours from 8 to 10 p.m.
on the evening of December 21, 2008.
Do something special . . .
Read a book with your child by candlelight.
Enjoy a quiet dinner with a special person.
This night can mean many things for many people.
A time to save energy, to think about peace,
to think about people in distant lands
who share our planet.
Pulling the plug opens the window to a new world.
Awakens us to human freedom and diversity.
It is a process of discovery about our potential.
However you spend them, for just two hours, join us.
Turning off the lights, and help us spread
a gentle wave of candlelight around the earth.
On the evening of the solstice in December, from 8 to 10 p.m.
Turn off your lights. Take it slow.
Turn off your lights for two hours from 8 to 10 p.m.
on the evening of December 21, 2008.
Do something special . . .
Read a book with your child by candlelight.
Enjoy a quiet dinner with a special person.
This night can mean many things for many people.
A time to save energy, to think about peace,
to think about people in distant lands
who share our planet.
Pulling the plug opens the window to a new world.
Awakens us to human freedom and diversity.
It is a process of discovery about our potential.
However you spend them, for just two hours, join us.
Turning off the lights, and help us spread
a gentle wave of candlelight around the earth.
On the evening of the solstice in December, from 8 to 10 p.m.
Turn off your lights. Take it slow.
