https://en.wikifur.com/w/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=76.111.204.191WikiFur - User contributions [en]2026-10-17T03:35:21ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.23.16//en.wikifur.com/wiki/Book_of_PeaceBook of Peace2011-04-12T12:28:24Z<p>76.111.204.191: </p>
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<div>''This page is a subsection of [[Lapism|Lapism]]. More info on The Book of Peace can be found there.''<br />
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The Book of Peace and it's author, Sweetgrass Bloomsniffer Rabbit, are fictional elements in a series of stories by Phil Geusz. The contents of the book itself are never revealed in full, though short sections are quoted by different characters throughout the stories.<br />
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The Book started out as the personal journal of Dr Thomas Aaron as a supplement to his imminent gengineering into an anthropomorphic rabbit- it wasn't intended to become the basis for any religious movement. But as Dr Aaron underwent his Change into Sweetgrass, he discovered things about the Change and about himself that- evidently- others caught on to, and agreed with. Little is revealed about Lapism's infancy, and less about how his journal became The Book of Peace as it is known to Lapists.<br />
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Readers of the series are lead to believe that in every story chronologically following "In The Beginning," a copy of The Book of Peace is owned and frequently read by almost every Changed Rabbit by the fact that Silkfur, Sundew, and both of their children each have their own Book. Weekly and bi-weekly Discussion Times are supposed to focus on study, absorption and talk of the Book and it's message, though this is not a strictly enforced rule.<br />
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The physical object that is The Book of Peace is described thusly:<br />
"The cover was of hand-tooled Cordovan leather, the leaves were gilt-edged..." "...the very finest paper."</div>76.111.204.191//en.wikifur.com/wiki/Book_of_PeaceBook of Peace2011-04-12T03:27:26Z<p>76.111.204.191: The Book of Peace is the center of the Lapism movement, written by Sweetgrass Bloomsniffer Rabbit.</p>
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<div>The Book of Peace and it's author, Sweetgrass Bloomsniffer Rabbit, are fictional elements in a series of stories by Phil Geusz. The contents of the book itself are never revealed in full, though short sections are quoted by different characters throughout the stories.<br />
<br />
The Book started out as the personal journal of Dr Thomas Aaron as a supplement to his imminent gengineering into an anthropomorphic rabbit- it wasn't intended to become the basis for any religious movement. But as Dr Aaron underwent his Change into Sweetgrass, he discovered things about the Change and about himself that- evidently- others caught on to, and agreed with. Little is revealed about Lapism's infancy, and less about how his journal became the Book of Peace as it is known to Lapists.<br />
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Readers of the series are lead to believe that in every story chronologically following "In The Beginning," a copy of The Book of Peace is owned and frequently read by almost every Changed Rabbit by the fact that Silkfur, Sundew, and both of their children each have their own Book. Weekly and bi-weekly Discussion Times are supposed to focus on study, absorption and talk of the Book and it's message, though this is not a strictly enforced rule.<br />
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The physical object that is the Book of Peace is described thusly:<br />
"The cover was of hand-tooled Cordovan leather, the leaves were gilt-edged..." "...the very finest paper."</div>76.111.204.191