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Inner Peace
Free Self-Help
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InnerPeace News
This page is listed with the latest news first.
   
July 7, 2004

Update on the creation of a Department of Peace: The House bill was referred to a subcommittee. If you would like to know if any of your House Representatives co-sponsored this important piece of legislation or just want to keep up with the latest developments, go to Peace Efforts.

February 20, 2002

InnerPeace launches the InnerPeace4FreeDOS project to turn recycled computers from the 1980's into InnerPeace computers for rehab centers, shelters, halfway houses, jails, prisons, and other locations.
 

February 2, 2002

InnerPeace releases over 100 free self-help programs to full release after two years of beta testing.
 

December 18, 2001

InnerPeace receives a Best of Websites Award in the Personal Growth category from ByRegion.Net.
 

December 6, 2001

InnerPeace receives a Golden Web Award from the International Association of Webmasters and Designers.
 

October 25, 2001

InnerPeace receives special thanks from TinyApps.Org on its FAQ page for our FastLoading approach to graphics.
 

October 13, 2001

The InnerPeace Self-Help Chatterbot Collection receives a five-star rating, the highest possible, from File Hungry.
 

October 10, 2001

InnerPeace releases three new introductory self-help chatterbot programs. Effective Prayer helps you get your prayers answered and its secular sister program, Effective Goal Setting, helps you achieve your goals. Forgiveness helps you forgive yourself and others. They are all free, fast, easy, and very powerful.
 

July 27, 2001

MonkeyMind has not even been up 24 hours yet, and here are some of the unsolicited comments from webmasters in our field.

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"beautiful...just what I needed."

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"I love this!!! thank you. will work on getting it out!"

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"(shouting on purpose, here) EXCELLENT! I REPEAT EXCELLENT! THE BEST ANSWER TO THE INNER SISKEL AND EBERT GIVING OUR WHOLE LIFE TWO THUMBS DOWN!"

 

July 26, 2001

InnerPeace releases it's second free self-help chatterbot program, MonkeyMind for beta testing. Simple, fast, light, and fun. Do this process in 10 minutes and change your life forever. Try it. It works.
 

July 11, 2001

While we take no official positions on political events, we can report as news the ones relevant to our work. Today, in the United States Congress, a bill was introduced to establish a cabinet level Department of Peace.
 

July 11, 2001

The InnerPeace project moves to ibiblio.org, the public's library, based at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
 

June 20, 2001

InnerPeace releases newest version of its free self-help chatterbot for beta testing.

Imagine your life with more inner peace.

What would that be like?

Imagine a free chatting computer program helping you get there.

Find out what that would be like at:

http://innerpeace.org.
InnerPeace is totally confidential and nonjudgmental.

Tell InnerPeace your deepest issue that interferes with your inner peace. Then point, click, and let it go.

Then create a state that supports your inner peace. Point, click, and create it.

Tell things to InnerPeace you wouldn't say to anybody else. It's all written in client side JavaScript, so none of your confidential information gets sent over the internet or written to your drives. Everything about your session is erased when you exit the program. It even comes with the source code so you can see that it is totally confidential.

InnerPeace is especially helpful at handling the underlying issues for which people turn to substances, violence, and other unhealthy behaviors as "solutions." It is an excellent companion to any therapy and ideal for people under stress or in recovery.

Run it online or download it and run it offline. Both versions are the same. InnerPeace runs on any computer system: Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix.

InnerPeace is "Forever Free" software. No charges, no advertisements, no solicitations. Free support is also available.

Enjoy InnerPeace. Pass it on.

Imagine the whole world at peace.

What would that be like?

Check it out at:

http://innerpeace.org/ip.htm
 

March 1, 2001

InnerPeace releases its vision for the InnerPeace Worldwide Community Network.
 

February 16, 2001

Wounded Preacher Ministries is established as a service mission to bring InnerPeace to clergy in need of spritual and emotional healing.
 

January 29, 2001

InnerPeace releases its Webmaster Toolkit, a collection of webtools used for creating the InnerPeace website.
 

January 18, 2001

InnerPeace inaugurates its Hidden Treasure Award, which was inspired by the first recipient site, The Suicide Paradigm [archived copy].
 

January 5, 2001

InnerPeace receives the Outstanding Seeker Award from the Light Mission Network.
 

November 16, 2000

A Layperson's Walk Through InnerPeace, an overview article about InnerPeace, is released.
 

October 23, 2000

InnerPeace receives its first official award, the Conscious Living Award from OmPlace.
 

April 6, 2000

InnerPeace launches its internship program.
 

March 20, 2000

InnerPeace is included in the resource directory of the Computers in Mental Health Group of the Royal College of Psychiatrists.
 

October 20, 1999

InnerPeace receives it's first published review.
 

Your help in getting InnerPeace publicized is greatly appreciated. Pass the word.  


Update: The email links and contact form on this site have been retired. This collection is archived and is no longer maintained by its author. It is hosted by ibiblio.org, which can help with broken links or missing files, but not with using the software. To report a problem with these pages, use the ibiblio help request page.



Brand new self help process.

We have been instrumental in creating a brand new self help process for Lovers in Training. The process is called Healing the Me I See in You. It is still in beta, so watch it develop. Enjoy.


Software Designed with Your Privacy in Mind

Inner Peace software is BrowserBased. Nothing you enter is sent over the internet or recorded anywhere. Inner Peace writes no cookies on your computer. Nothing is written to or read from your computer files.

Once the program is loaded into your browser window, you can disconnect your computer from the Internet and all its features will still run. Once you close the program, everything you entered into the program is erased. Because this is an open source program, you can see the source code and verify all this for yourself. You can comfortably process your issues with Inner Peace self help software, knowing that your entries are confidential.


About This Archived Collection

Inner Peace is no longer maintained by its author, and no support is available for using the software. This collection is preserved as it stood, and is hosted by ibiblio.org. To report a problem with these pages, such as a broken link or a missing file, use the ibiblio help request page.

Many of the sites this collection links to have closed or changed hands in the years since these pages were written. Rather than send you to whoever holds those addresses now, ibiblio has altered some of the links:

  • A link marked [archived copy] opens a dated snapshot at the Internet Archive instead of the original address.
  • Text marked [link no longer available] was a link to a site that has gone, and for which no snapshot could be found. The words remain; the link does not.

The original addresses have not been erased. Every altered link still records the address it pointed at, in the page source, so what this collection cited remains part of the record. None of the author's own writing has been changed.

Donations are no longer accepted. The donation buttons that once appeared on these pages, and in the programs offered here for download, sent money to the collection's author, who has since ended their involvement with the collection. Continuing to collect money on their behalf would not be right, so ibiblio has removed those buttons. Pages describing the old donation policy are left as the author wrote them, and describe how things once worked rather than how they work now.


Hosted by ibiblio.org

InnerPeace.Org is a member organization of ibiblio.org, the public's library, based at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, which provides our Internet hosting, archiving, and other support.


Version Info

Version 5.10.21
Revised October 21, 2005

Version numbers are a date code in the format y.mm.dd. For example, version 5.10.21 would be October 21, 2005.


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InnerPeace.Org Copyright Holding Trust

Inner Peace is Forever Free Software and Open Source Software
Licenced under the GNU General Public License of the
Free Software Foundation, Inc.


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