Listening to one another, openly having interfaith and intercultural dialogues, seeking to respectfully and truly ‘hear’ and ‘understand’ one another from the perspective of the other person and other culture, is an important part of interpersonal, intercultural, interfaith, and international peacemaking that can lead to the healing of our divides. The world needs to listen and be heard; each of us need to listen and be heard. My hope is for us to become whole as individuals and collectively for everyone’s positive benefit.