Guest guest Posted November 26, 2008 Report Share Posted November 26, 2008 greetings family,The following addresses thanks-taken [holly-day] at its roots. We trace all major participants such as Squanto, Massasoit & Wampanoag peoples. I hope you all are able to integrate these insights into your intellectual repertoire? Give true thanks now! We seem to be on unequal footing and innerstandings regarding such signifying events. There is no authentic "celebration" for first-nation Ninuog {human being indigenous} persons here in North America. Can we be ever more mindful in a multiplicity of perspectives, equitibly? Tomorrow @ 12:00 noon sharp, Plymouth Rock right at the foot of Cole's Hill in Massachusetts will be once again gathered upon in remembrance & solidarity for the National Day Of Mourning of genocidal diabolics inflicted on indigenouspersons by disheartened cultural usurpers. I sincerely implore us to be evermore aware, non-assumptive and truly conscious & progressive for certain? Gracious Gratitude, ~REZZ http://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/article_2259.shtmlhttp://www.oyate.org/resources/shortthanks.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhajir_(Caucasus) [European parallel] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 26, 2008 Report Share Posted November 26, 2008 BROTHER REZZ PLEASE CALL BROTHER NATURAL 718-783-3465 ; vegsoul From: zirlahDate: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 08:04:43 -0800 Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings family,The following addresses thanks-taken [holly-day] at its roots. We trace all major participants such as Squanto, Massasoit & Wampanoag peoples. I hope you all are able to integrate these insights into your intellectual repertoire? Give true thanks now! We seem to be on unequal footing and innerstandings regarding such signifying events. There is no authentic "celebration" for first-nation Ninuog {human being indigenous} persons here in North America. Can we be ever more mindful in a multiplicity of perspectives, equitibly? Tomorrow @ 12:00 noon sharp, Plymouth Rock right at the foot of Cole's Hill in Massachusetts will be once again gathered upon in remembrance & solidarity for the National Day Of Mourning of genocidal diabolics inflicted on indigenouspersons by disheartened cultural usurpers. I sincerely implore us to be evermore aware, non-assumptive and truly conscious & progressive for certain? Gracious Gratitude, ~REZZhttp://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/article_2259.shtmlhttp://www.oyate.org/resources/shortthanks.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhajir_(Caucasus) [European parallel] Color coding for safety: Windows Live Hotmail alerts you to suspicious email. Sign up today. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 26, 2008 Report Share Posted November 26, 2008 THE ORIGINAL PEOPLES OF PLANET EARTH ALWAYS GAVE THANKS IN THE FORM OF A CELEBRATION TO THE CREATOR AS WELL AS FOR WHATEVER MOTHER NATURE HAS TO OFFER LONG BEFORE ANY EUROPEAN EVER SET FOOT ON THE SHORES OF NORTH AMERICA REGARDLESS OF WHOM OR WHAT.EVERYDAY IS A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION. ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE. ; vegsoul From: zirlahDate: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 08:04:43 -0800 Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings family,The following addresses thanks-taken [holly-day] at its roots. We trace all major participants such as Squanto, Massasoit & Wampanoag peoples. I hope you all are able to integrate these insights into your intellectual repertoire? Give true thanks now! We seem to be on unequal footing and innerstandings regarding such signifying events. There is no authentic "celebration" for first-nation Ninuog {human being indigenous} persons here in North America. Can we be ever more mindful in a multiplicity of perspectives, equitibly? Tomorrow @ 12:00 noon sharp, Plymouth Rock right at the foot of Cole's Hill in Massachusetts will be once again gathered upon in remembrance & solidarity for the National Day Of Mourning of genocidal diabolics inflicted on indigenouspersons by disheartened cultural usurpers. I sincerely implore us to be evermore aware, non-assumptive and truly conscious & progressive for certain? Gracious Gratitude, ~REZZhttp://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/article_2259.shtmlhttp://www.oyate.org/resources/shortthanks.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhajir_(Caucasus) [European parallel] Get more done, have more fun, and stay more connected with Windows Mobile®. See how. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 26, 2008 Report Share Posted November 26, 2008 greetings all the problem is not so much in gving thanks, but in the commemoration of the day cited as thanksgiving day, after the feast given by the indigenous peoples for the europeans, the europeans in return slaughtered their hosts, that is the problem--- On Wed, 11/26/08, Brother Natural <brothernatural wrote: Brother Natural <brothernaturalRE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 10:35 AM THE ORIGINAL PEOPLES OF PLANET EARTH ALWAYS GAVE THANKS IN THE FORM OF A CELEBRATION TO THE CREATOR AS WELL AS FOR WHATEVER MOTHER NATURE HAS TO OFFER LONG BEFORE ANY EUROPEAN EVER SET FOOT ON THE SHORES OF NORTH AMERICA REGARDLESS OF WHOM OR WHAT.EVERYDAY IS A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION. ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE. @ .com; vegsoul@ .comzirlah Wed, 26 Nov 2008 08:04:43 -0800 Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings family,The following addresses thanks-taken [holly-day] at its roots. We trace all major participants such as Squanto, Massasoit & Wampanoag peoples. I hope you all are able to integrate these insights into your intellectual repertoire? Give true thanks now! We seem to be on unequal footing and innerstandings regarding such signifying events. There is no authentic "celebration" for first-nation Ninuog {human being indigenous} persons here in North America. Can we be ever more mindful in a multiplicity of perspectives, equitibly? Tomorrow @ 12:00 noon sharp, Plymouth Rock right at the foot of Cole's Hill in Massachusetts will be once again gathered upon in remembrance & solidarity for the National Day Of Mourning of genocidal diabolics inflicted on indigenouspersons by disheartened cultural usurpers. I sincerely implore us to be evermore aware, non-assumptive and truly conscious & progressive for certain? Gracious Gratitude, ~REZZhttp://www.finalcal l.com/artman/ publish/article_ 2259.shtmlhttp://www.oyate. org/resources/ shortthanks. htmlhttp://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Muhajir_(Caucasus) [European parallel] Get more done, have more fun, and stay more connected with Windows Mobile®. See how. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 26, 2008 Report Share Posted November 26, 2008 Honestly Y'all,The whole concept of Thanksgiving "American" style is offensive to me. I just can't get into it. I can't rationalize it or wrap my mind around it so that it makes sense. I can't do the "Vegan Thanksgiving" thing like somehow that's better. To me---Thanksgiving as practiced currently in the U.S. is disrespectful to Native American brothers and sisters in this country who lost their lives fighting genocide and the destruction of their way of life.. I am not soapboxing--I respect other's rights to do their thing tomorrow. I'm just saying---it doesn't sit right with me. I also understand that many peoples have "Thanksgiving" celebrations of one kind or another---but does that mean that we have to stuff ourselves silly tomorrow under the assumptions that inform the U.S. celebration of Thanksgiving? It's not the same thing. Further, for the sister who wanted "sources" on how ill Native Americans were treated when people of European descent arrived in this country, an excellent one is: "A Peoples History of the United States" by Howard Zinn.Ok--I did soapbox a bit. My apologies. I am bugging out trying to be cool while everyone around me keeps wishing me happy turkey day.Anyway---Peace,Asia--- On Wed, 11/26/08, Brother Natural <brothernatural wrote:Brother Natural <brothernaturalRE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 1:35 PM THE ORIGINAL PEOPLES OF PLANET EARTH ALWAYS GAVE THANKS IN THE FORM OF A CELEBRATION TO THE CREATOR AS WELL AS FOR WHATEVER MOTHER NATURE HAS TO OFFER LONG BEFORE ANY EUROPEAN EVER SET FOOT ON THE SHORES OF NORTH AMERICA REGARDLESS OF WHOM OR WHAT.EVERYDAY IS A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION. ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE. @ .com; vegsoul@ .comzirlah Wed, 26 Nov 2008 08:04:43 -0800 Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings family,The following addresses thanks-taken [holly-day] at its roots. We trace all major participants such as Squanto, Massasoit & Wampanoag peoples. I hope you all are able to integrate these insights into your intellectual repertoire? Give true thanks now! We seem to be on unequal footing and innerstandings regarding such signifying events. There is no authentic "celebration" for first-nation Ninuog {human being indigenous} persons here in North America. Can we be ever more mindful in a multiplicity of perspectives, equitibly? Tomorrow @ 12:00 noon sharp, Plymouth Rock right at the foot of Cole's Hill in Massachusetts will be once again gathered upon in remembrance & solidarity for the National Day Of Mourning of genocidal diabolics inflicted on indigenouspersons by disheartened cultural usurpers. I sincerely implore us to be evermore aware, non-assumptive and truly conscious & progressive for certain? Gracious Gratitude, ~REZZhttp://www.finalcal l.com/artman/ publish/article_ 2259.shtmlhttp://www.oyate. org/resources/ shortthanks. htmlhttp://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Muhajir_(Caucasus) [European parallel] Get more done, have more fun, and stay more connected with Windows Mobile®. See how. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2008 Report Share Posted November 27, 2008 They DID NOT slaughter their hosts!!!!! Where did you get this from. Don't confuse what happened decades later with what happened then. www.hlsnp.com On Behalf Of belit yisraelWednesday, November 26, 2008 5:41 PM Subject: RE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings all the problem is not so much in gving thanks, but in the commemoration of the day cited as thanksgiving day, after the feast given by the indigenous peoples for the europeans, the europeans in return slaughtered their hosts, that is the problem--- On Wed, 11/26/08, Brother Natural <brothernatural (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote: Brother Natural <brothernatural (AT) hotmail (DOT) com>RE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 10:35 AM THE ORIGINAL PEOPLES OF PLANET EARTH ALWAYS GAVE THANKS IN THE FORM OF A CELEBRATION TO THE CREATOR AS WELL AS FOR WHATEVER MOTHER NATURE HAS TO OFFER LONG BEFORE ANY EUROPEAN EVER SET FOOT ON THE SHORES OF NORTH AMERICA REGARDLESS OF WHOM OR WHAT.EVERYDAY IS A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION. ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE. @ .com; vegsoul@ .comzirlah Wed, 26 Nov 2008 08:04:43 -0800 Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings family,The following addresses thanks-taken [holly-day] at its roots. We trace all major participants such as Squanto, Massasoit & Wampanoag peoples. I hope you all are able to integrate these insights into your intellectual repertoire? Give true thanks now! We seem to be on unequal footing and innerstandings regarding such signifying events. There is no authentic "celebration" for first-nation Ninuog {human being indigenous} persons here in North America. Can we be ever more mindful in a multiplicity of perspectives, equitibly? Tomorrow @ 12:00 noon sharp, Plymouth Rock right at the foot of Cole's Hill in Massachusetts will be once again gathered upon in remembrance & solidarity for the National Day Of Mourning of genocidal diabolics inflicted on indigenouspersons by disheartened cultural usurpers. I sincerely implore us to be evermore aware, non-assumptive and truly conscious & progressive for certain? Gracious Gratitude, ~REZZhttp://www.finalcal l.com/artman/ publish/article_ 2259.shtmlhttp://www.oyate. org/resources/ shortthanks. htmlhttp://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Muhajir_(Caucasus) [European parallel] Get more done, have more fun, and stay more connected with Windows Mobile®. See how. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2008 Report Share Posted November 27, 2008 The objective of Thanksgiving when it was dedicated as a National Holiday by the government. Was not even about honoring the pilgrims or anyone, it was simple saying giving thanks is a GOOD thing to DO (DUH) and that we should take time once a year to look back and be grateful for all we have be blessed with and have accomplished as well as for our family, friends, what ever is important to us. THAT's IT. You can make it what ever you want and I think most Americans have made it a time for families to enjoy each other and share out of their blessings and be grateful! I for one am grateful I am alive, that I have family who love me, that I have a home, that I have food, that I have clothes, I am thankful that by changing my diet my health has vastly improved! Let's take this whole conversation in a healthier direction and how about everyone write back a few things they are thankful for?? Nancy www.hlsnp.com On Behalf Of Asia BleuWednesday, November 26, 2008 6:13 PM Subject: RE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? Honestly Y'all,The whole concept of Thanksgiving "American" style is offensive to me. I just can't get into it. I can't rationalize it or wrap my mind around it so that it makes sense. I can't do the "Vegan Thanksgiving" thing like somehow that's better. To me---Thanksgiving as practiced currently in the U.S. is disrespectful to Native American brothers and sisters in this country who lost their lives fighting genocide and the destruction of their way of life.. I am not soapboxing--I respect other's rights to do their thing tomorrow. I'm just saying---it doesn't sit right with me. I also understand that many peoples have "Thanksgiving" celebrations of one kind or another---but does that mean that we have to stuff ourselves silly tomorrow under the assumptions that inform the U.S. celebration of Thanksgiving? It's not the same thing. Further, for the sister who wanted "sources" on how ill Native Americans were treated when people of European descent arrived in this country, an excellent one is: "A Peoples History of the United States" by Howard Zinn.Ok--I did soapbox a bit. My apologies. I am bugging out trying to be cool while everyone around me keeps wishing me happy turkey day.Anyway---Peace,Asia--- On Wed, 11/26/08, Brother Natural <brothernatural (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote: Brother Natural <brothernatural (AT) hotmail (DOT) com>RE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 1:35 PM THE ORIGINAL PEOPLES OF PLANET EARTH ALWAYS GAVE THANKS IN THE FORM OF A CELEBRATION TO THE CREATOR AS WELL AS FOR WHATEVER MOTHER NATURE HAS TO OFFER LONG BEFORE ANY EUROPEAN EVER SET FOOT ON THE SHORES OF NORTH AMERICA REGARDLESS OF WHOM OR WHAT.EVERYDAY IS A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION. ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE. @ .com; vegsoul@ .comzirlah Wed, 26 Nov 2008 08:04:43 -0800 Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings family,The following addresses thanks-taken [holly-day] at its roots. We trace all major participants such as Squanto, Massasoit & Wampanoag peoples. I hope you all are able to integrate these insights into your intellectual repertoire? Give true thanks now! We seem to be on unequal footing and innerstandings regarding such signifying events. There is no authentic "celebration" for first-nation Ninuog {human being indigenous} persons here in North America. Can we be ever more mindful in a multiplicity of perspectives, equitibly? Tomorrow @ 12:00 noon sharp, Plymouth Rock right at the foot of Cole's Hill in Massachusetts will be once again gathered upon in remembrance & solidarity for the National Day Of Mourning of genocidal diabolics inflicted on indigenouspersons by disheartened cultural usurpers. I sincerely implore us to be evermore aware, non-assumptive and truly conscious & progressive for certain? Gracious Gratitude, ~REZZhttp://www.finalcal l.com/artman/ publish/article_ 2259.shtmlhttp://www.oyate. org/resources/ shortthanks. htmlhttp://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Muhajir_(Caucasus) [European parallel] Get more done, have more fun, and stay more connected with Windows Mobile®. See how. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 27, 2008 Report Share Posted November 27, 2008 Or... why not just ALLOW people to have their perspectives on things without expect that they should share popular opinion? What always seems to perplex me about issues like this, is that "some" people really don't respect another's right to have righteous indignation over the oppression of a nation of people. It's like, there is this "Oh, just get over it and go with the program" type of attitude that resonates through this entire country when it comes to issues of race, oppression, and the truth about a country that has billed itself as the "greatest nation on earth" through the most wicked and heinous terrorist acts imaginable. And when someone wants to shed some light on other perspectives of these "Historical facts" and Holy-days that we are all assumed to be in celebration of, there are those who cannot fathom for one moment that the perspective shared just might be correct. SIRIUS-ly... we are talking about American History... a subject that has been so chopped and screwed (excuse the music reference) that it is unrecognizable to those who lived through it. So, why not just allow others to share their opinion and keep an open mind (you might just learn something that will add to your eternal being) instead of insisting that your version of history is correct when you have absolutely NO WAY of proving that it is. In my "humble" opinion, the major disparage between races of people (here and abroad) is that there is this assumption that we should all be "the same" instead of accepting and celebrating the fact that we are all different and those differences will cause us to look at the exact same object and have COMPLETELY different perspectives on it. What's sky blue to you may be azure to me and I may have a very poignant reason for wanting to recognize that difference. Accept it and respect it you don't have to understand it.~Peace~--- On Wed, 11/26/08, pnparlette <pnparlette wrote:pnparlette <pnparletteRE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 7:46 PM The objective of Thanksgiving when it was dedicated as a National Holiday by the government. Was not even about honoring the pilgrims or anyone, it was simple saying giving thanks is a GOOD thing to DO (DUH) and that we should take time once a year to look back and be grateful for all we have be blessed with and have accomplished as well as for our family, friends, what ever is important to us. THAT's IT. You can make it what ever you want and I think most Americans have made it a time for families to enjoy each other and share out of their blessings and be grateful! I for one am grateful I am alive, that I have family who love me, that I have a home, that I have food, that I have clothes, I am thankful that by changing my diet my health has vastly improved! Let's take this whole conversation in a healthier direction and how about everyone write back a few things they are thankful for?? Nancy www.hlsnp.com @ .com [] On Behalf Of Asia BleuWednesday, November 26, 2008 6:13 PM@ .comRE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? Honestly Y'all,The whole concept of Thanksgiving "American" style is offensive to me. I just can't get into it. I can't rationalize it or wrap my mind around it so that it makes sense. I can't do the "Vegan Thanksgiving" thing like somehow that's better. To me---Thanksgiving as practiced currently in the U.S. is disrespectful to Native American brothers and sisters in this country who lost their lives fighting genocide and the destruction of their way of life.. I am not soapboxing-- I respect other's rights to do their thing tomorrow. I'm just saying---it doesn't sit right with me. I also understand that many peoples have "Thanksgiving" celebrations of one kind or another---but does that mean that we have to stuff ourselves silly tomorrow under the assumptions that inform the U.S. celebration of Thanksgiving? It's not the same thing. Further, for the sister who wanted "sources" on how ill Native Americans were treated when people of European descent arrived in this country, an excellent one is: "A Peoples History of the United States" by Howard Zinn.Ok--I did soapbox a bit. My apologies. I am bugging out trying to be cool while everyone around me keeps wishing me happy turkey day.Anyway---Peace,Asia--- On Wed, 11/26/08, Brother Natural <brothernatural@ hotmail.com> wrote: Brother Natural <brothernatural@ hotmail.com>RE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations?@ .comWednesday, November 26, 2008, 1:35 PM THE ORIGINAL PEOPLES OF PLANET EARTH ALWAYS GAVE THANKS IN THE FORM OF A CELEBRATION TO THE CREATOR AS WELL AS FOR WHATEVER MOTHER NATURE HAS TO OFFER LONG BEFORE ANY EUROPEAN EVER SET FOOT ON THE SHORES OF NORTH AMERICA REGARDLESS OF WHOM OR WHAT.EVERYDAY IS A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION. ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE. @ .com; vegsoul@ .comzirlah Wed, 26 Nov 2008 08:04:43 -0800 Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings family,The following addresses thanks-taken [holly-day] at its roots. We trace all major participants such as Squanto, Massasoit & Wampanoag peoples. I hope you all are able to integrate these insights into your intellectual repertoire? Give true thanks now! We seem to be on unequal footing and innerstandings regarding such signifying events. There is no authentic "celebration" for first-nation Ninuog {human being indigenous} persons here in North America. Can we be ever more mindful in a multiplicity of perspectives, equitibly? Tomorrow @ 12:00 noon sharp, Plymouth Rock right at the foot of Cole's Hill in Massachusetts will be once again gathered upon in remembrance & solidarity for the National Day Of Mourning of genocidal diabolics inflicted on indigenouspersons by disheartened cultural usurpers. I sincerely implore us to be evermore aware, non-assumptive and truly conscious & progressive for certain? Gracious Gratitude, ~REZZhttp://www.finalcal l.com/artman/ publish/article_ 2259.shtmlhttp://www.oyate. org/resources/ shortthanks. htmlhttp://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Muhajir_(Caucasus) [European parallel] Get more done, have more fun, and stay more connected with Windows Mobile®. See how. 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Guest guest Posted November 27, 2008 Report Share Posted November 27, 2008 for starters check wwwdotcowboykillerdotcom and remember if they lied about what they did to those of african descent they will lie about what they did to those of native american descent--- On Wed, 11/26/08, pnparlette <pnparlette wrote: pnparlette <pnparletteRE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 4:41 PM They DID NOT slaughter their hosts!!!!! Where did you get this from. Don't confuse what happened decades later with what happened then. www.hlsnp.com @ .com [] On Behalf Of belit yisraelWednesday, November 26, 2008 5:41 PM@ .comRE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings all the problem is not so much in gving thanks, but in the commemoration of the day cited as thanksgiving day, after the feast given by the indigenous peoples for the europeans, the europeans in return slaughtered their hosts, that is the problem--- On Wed, 11/26/08, Brother Natural <brothernatural@ hotmail.com> wrote: Brother Natural <brothernatural@ hotmail.com>RE: Thanks-Giving Celebrations?@ .comWednesday, November 26, 2008, 10:35 AM THE ORIGINAL PEOPLES OF PLANET EARTH ALWAYS GAVE THANKS IN THE FORM OF A CELEBRATION TO THE CREATOR AS WELL AS FOR WHATEVER MOTHER NATURE HAS TO OFFER LONG BEFORE ANY EUROPEAN EVER SET FOOT ON THE SHORES OF NORTH AMERICA REGARDLESS OF WHOM OR WHAT.EVERYDAY IS A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION. ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE. @ .com; vegsoul@ .comzirlah Wed, 26 Nov 2008 08:04:43 -0800 Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings family,The following addresses thanks-taken [holly-day] at its roots. We trace all major participants such as Squanto, Massasoit & Wampanoag peoples. I hope you all are able to integrate these insights into your intellectual repertoire? Give true thanks now! We seem to be on unequal footing and innerstandings regarding such signifying events. There is no authentic "celebration" for first-nation Ninuog {human being indigenous} persons here in North America. Can we be ever more mindful in a multiplicity of perspectives, equitibly? Tomorrow @ 12:00 noon sharp, Plymouth Rock right at the foot of Cole's Hill in Massachusetts will be once again gathered upon in remembrance & solidarity for the National Day Of Mourning of genocidal diabolics inflicted on indigenouspersons by disheartened cultural usurpers. I sincerely implore us to be evermore aware, non-assumptive and truly conscious & progressive for certain? Gracious Gratitude, ~REZZhttp://www.finalcal l.com/artman/ publish/article_ 2259.shtmlhttp://www.oyate. org/resources/ shortthanks. htmlhttp://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Muhajir_(Caucasus) [European parallel] Get more done, have more fun, and stay more connected with Windows Mobile®. See how. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 29, 2008 Report Share Posted November 29, 2008 Blessings family Several years ago my children and I attended the march/meal at Plymouth Rock to honor the memory of our fellow human family members whose pain and suffering paved the roads we drive on today. Conscious awareness of the blood and tears of our past and our present is for me, the essential foundation of living live. As a single human being my essential purpose is to live in reverence of all life, holding in my heart the her/his stories that brought us collectively to this point in space. I must also envision and embody harmony and balance, knowingly aware of the human suffering that is ever-present. I will share with my family a beautiful prayer from Hazrat Inayat Khan. Khatum O Thou, Who art the Perfection of Love, Harmony, and Beauty, The Lord of Heaven and earth, Open our hearts, that we may hear Thy Voice, which constantly cometh from within. Disclose to us Thy Divine Light, which is hidden in our souls, that we may know and understand life better. Most Merciful and Compassionate God, give us Thy great Goodness; Teach us Thy loving Forgiveness; Raise us above the distinctions and differences which divide us. Send us the Peace of Thy Divine Spirit, And unite us all in Thy Perfect Being. Amen Blessings and Thanks in Love Pam Rezz Yisrael <zirlah ; vegsoul Wed, 26 Nov 2008 11:04 am Thanks-Giving Celebrations? greetings family, The following addresses thanks-taken [holly-day] at its roots. We trace all major participants such as Squanto, Massasoit & Wampanoag peoples. I hope you all are able to integrate these insights into your intellectual repertoire? Give true thanks now! We seem to be on unequal footing and innerstandings regarding such signifying events. There is no authentic "celebration" for first-nation Ninuog {human being indigenous} persons here in North America. Can we be ever more mindful in a multiplicity of perspectives, equitibly? Tomorrow @ 12:00 noon sharp, Plymouth Rock right at the foot of Cole's Hill in Massachusetts will be once again gathered upon in remembrance & solidarity for the National Day Of Mourning of genocidal diabolics inflicted on indigenous persons by disheartened cultural usurpers. I sincerely implore us to be evermore aware, non-assumptive and truly conscious & progressive for certain? Gracious Gratitude, ~REZZ http://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/article_2259.shtmlhttp://www.oyate.org/resources/shortthanks.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhajir_(Caucasus) [European parallel] Tis the season to save your money! Get the new AOL Holiday Toolbar for money saving offers and gift ideas. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2008 Report Share Posted December 1, 2008 Beautiful. Thank you Pam. nancy On Behalf Of atzzill Saturday, November 29, 2008 8:12 AM Re: Thanks-Giving Celebrations? Blessings family Several years ago my children and I attended the march/meal at Plymouth Rock to honor the memory of our fellow human family members whose pain and suffering paved the roads we drive on today. Conscious awareness of the blood and tears of our past and our present is for me, the essential foundation of living live. As a single human being my essential purpose is to live in reverence of all life, holding in my heart the her/his stories that brought us collectively to this point in space. I must also envision and embody harmony and balance, knowingly aware of the human suffering that is ever-present. I will share with my family a beautiful prayer from Hazrat Inayat Khan. Khatum O Thou, Who art the Perfection of Love, Harmony, and Beauty, The Lord of Heaven and earth, Open our hearts, that we may hear Thy Voice, which constantly cometh from within. Disclose to us Thy Divine Light, which is hidden in our souls, that we may know and understand life better. Most Merciful and Compassionate God, give us Thy great Goodness; Teach us Thy loving Forgiveness; Raise us above the distinctions and differences which divide us. Send us the Peace of Thy Divine Spirit, And unite us all in Thy Perfect Being. Amen Blessings and Thanks in Love Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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