The phrase "age of harmony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a period characterized by peace, balance, and cooperation among individuals or groups.
Example: "In the age of harmony, communities worked together to resolve conflicts and promote understanding."
Alternatives: "era of peace" or "time of balance".
"Together we announce a new age of harmony.
First, when exactly was this age of harmony, and what was it like?
This reminded me of Raymond Williams's book "The Country and the City," in which he finds that, contrary to most literary examples of pastoral life, there has never actually been a golden age of harmony between humans and nature.
And instead of looking back to a Golden Age of harmony with nature, it looked forward to a Golden Age in the future when progress through science and technology would lead to a better life.
The intention is to recall the golden age of interfaith harmony in medieval Iberia, although some historians question whether such a paradise ever existed.
Throughout history humans have been preoccupied with understanding and "getting back" to a Golden Age of natural harmony – which of course never really existed.
A Harvard historian treats objects -- spinning wheels, yarn winders -- as documents that speak as loud as writing to the real cultural history of an era that has often been construed as a pastoral age of simplicity, harmony and self-sufficient household production.
"The rest of the world takes John McCain more seriously because he is more serious," says a fan in New Mexico.Mr McCain's supporters do not think he will magically end partisan differences or usher in a new age of global harmony.
In Madagascar today, Andriamasinavalona's reign is remembered as a golden age of justice, harmony and prosperity.
Other, more propagandistic traditions associated ideals about shared possessions with a golden age of civil harmony rooted in what Emperor Augustus set in motion in establishing the Roman Empire.
It will advance the age of universal harmony if we practice shleimut with resolute determination: "If you fulfill the law of kindness to birds, you will fulfill also the law of freeing the slaves... and you will thereby hasten the advent of the coming messiah" (Deuteronomy Rabbah 6 7).
