to Temba about Circle of Compassion

May 4, 2009

Dear Temba ~ it lifts my heart to hear about what you are doing at Pine

Ridge. Surely it is Amma's grace, and her hand that guides your own. I wish I

was able to volunteer, but I am with you in spirit and look forward to

updates as you proceed with the current building project. I too believe in the

Circle of Compassion, and Amma is providing a way for us to, as you say,

give back to our Native forebears. This sounds a bit dry when what I feel is

wanting to jump up and down with joy for Amma's native children. Jai Mata

Ma

~ Linda

Temba wrote:

beloved sister,through AMMAs grace alone ,we are on our way to pine ridge

reservation soon to help two Lakota family's become self-sustained.one

family was orphaned and the other family moved in with them having become

homeless.

we have about 30 to 40 volunteers and plenty excited native's on the

reservation ready to build.AMMA blessed me to organize

THE CIRLCE OF COMPASSION benefit concert in which we raised $15,000.00

dollars which has enabeled us be to buy ALL building supply's needed to

erect two ECO-DOMES!

AMMA has given me all that i need to pull it off and more.we have people

flying and driving in from all over the country to help build.We will have

solar showers,compost toilets,community cooking etc.all on the sacred land

that we are building on.

the Eco-dome willl be powered by wind and solar energy.we call this the

CIRCLE OF COMPASSION,simply because the native's gave our ancestors the best

the sustainable living world had to offer seven generation's ago.Now many

of them are living in Third world poverty for lack of knowledge of how to

live and survive.AMMA has given us the great gift to be able to help them the

same way they helped us,thus we have the GREAT CIRCLE OF COMPASSION.in the

native culture this is called MENDING THE SACRED HOOP...

**************Remember Mom this Mother's Day! Find a florist near you now.

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