Comitment, sincerity and and identification characterizes this collection of sensitive lyrical poetry. At the core of the poems is the individual contemplating the meaning of existence. The experience is lived in all its immediacy and it is passed on. The poems describe a large range of subjects, as life in Israel, and they express a deep yearning for peace in the Middle East.

The poems cover the travel experiences Ada Aharoni had during her tumultuous voyages around the world. Part I is on "Women and Peace," Part II on "Peace With Our Neigbors," Part III Peace Poems by Israeli poets and poets from the Global Village. Part IV includes her Letters to Kadreya and to Mrs. Jehan Sadat, on the necessity of having peace in the Middle East. And the last part includes some of her poems put to music. This moving lyrical and philosophical collection illuminates several of our dilemmas with hope and fresh vision.