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monkey
Join Date: May 2007
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Elders Meditation of the Day
I do not know who subscribed me to this. It began to come in my mail regularly of late. I'm glad whoever it is did so. I'd like to share these words of wisdom with you:
Elder's Meditation of the Day May 5 "There are many things to be shared with the four colors of man in our common destiny as one family upon our Mother the Earth." ---- Traditional Circle of Elders, NORTHERN CHEYENNE The Elders tell us the time will come when the four colors of Man will unite into one family. According to prophecies, we were told this would happen when the Sun was blocked in the Seventh Moon. There was an eclipse of the Sun in July, 1991. We are now in a new Springtime called the Coming Together Time. Each of the four colors of man has knowledge that the other colors need to heal their families. Let us all be willing to sit in a circle and respect our differences. Creator, let me be willing to have an open mind. |
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meretricious dilettante
Join Date: Jan 2003
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for you
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monkey
Join Date: May 2007
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Trish
I can't see what he's holding.
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monkey
Join Date: May 2007
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And More
I have three more, which I'll post in the space of this post. Then I'll post the rest as I receive them.
"Dissimilar things were fitted together to make something beautiful and whole." --Nippawanock, ARAPAHOE Sometimes we look at something close up and it appears to be ugly; but then we drop back and look at it as a whole and it is beautiful. If we look at an insect close up, it may be ugly, but if we drop back and look at the whole insect it becomes beautiful. We can drop back even more and observe what its role and purpose is, and the insect becomes even more beautiful and whole. How are we looking at ourselves? Are we focused on something ugly about ourselves, or are we dropping back and looking at ourselves as a whole? We all have purpose, and we are all beautiful. Grandfather, today, let me see the beauty of the whole. "Spiritual matters are difficult to explain because you must live with them in order to fully understand them." --Thomas Yellowtail, CROW To know something we must become one with it. We cannot know what a flower smells like until we actually smell it. Close your eyes and experience the fragrance. The Elders say there are two worlds, the Seen World and the Unseen World. To experience the Seen World we need to physically pick the flower and smell it. To experience the Unseen World we need to know about principles, laws and values; and no matter what our mind or our physical senses tell us, we must decide and act on these principles. If someone does wrong to us, we must pray for that person or persons to have peace, happiness and joy in their life. We must not get even or retaliate in any way. Only by doing this can we understand spiritual matters. Great Spirit, give me your power whenever my weakness shows so I can live by spiritual decisions. "But I have learned a lot from trees: sometimes about the weather, sometimes about animals, sometimes about the Great Spirit." --Walking Buffalo, STONEY Nature is the greatest teacher on the Earth. Nature produces many different plants, animals, trees, rocks, birds, insects and weather patterns. Nature designed all these various things to grow and multiply while at the same time live in harmony with each other. We can learn a lot of we observe and study Nature's system of harmony and balance. Today, go sit on a rock and quietly observe and ask to be shown the lessons. Great Spirit, Nature is my teacher. Today, let me be the student. This is how he signs all his e-mails, for those who are interested in contacting him or learning more about him: Love Is The CornerStone Holding All Joy^i^ A Man With Wings Is Truly An Angel^i^ Blessings Of Love...Birdman^i^ http://groups.yahoo.com/group/suijuriscourtangels/ http://www.myspace.com/birdman_angel Find me on MySpace and be my friend! "If You Have Love & Laughter, It Dosen't Matter What Comes After!" Frances Weidner born 1910 & 97 Today. Last edited by Silverfox : 05-07-2007 at 12:57 PM. |
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Join Date: May 2004
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he holds an almost intact garden-shrimpette for us to ponder. |
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landscaping is fun
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: up river and down river
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constantly amazed
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: in the labyrinth of shared happiness
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this is a nice bread, shrimpettes and all
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1. While sitting at your desk, lift your right foot off the floor and make clockwise circles. 2. Now, while doing this, draw the number "6" in the air with your right hand. 3. Your foot will change direction. |
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monkey
Join Date: May 2007
Posts: 25
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Caretakers of the Earth
"We must all become caretakers of the Earth."
---- Haida Gwaii Traditional Circle of Elders Mother Earth is the source of all life. We should not only be concerned about the part of the Earth we live on, but we should be concerned about the parts of the Earth that other people live on. The Earth is one great whole. The trees in Brazil generate the air in the Untied States. If the trees are cut in Brazil, it affects the air that all people breathe. Every person needs to conscientiously think about how they respect the Earth. Do we dump our garbage out of the car? Do we poison the water? Do we poison the air? Am I taking on the responsibility of being a caretaker of the Earth? Great Spirit, today, I will be aware of the Earth. I will be responsible. |
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