Guest guest Posted October 15, 1999 Report Share Posted October 15, 1999 In a message dated 10/14/99 9:18:33 PM, hluthar writes: >The Great Spirit showed us that things always change. Accepting it, we >felt > >contented. Sometimes we cried and sometimes we laughed as the Great Spirit > >moved us. We prayed to the Great Spirit and asked for mercy. We asked to >be > >spared from pain. We prayed that others be spared pain. We prayed that >our > >Heart would grow big and embrace the whole universe and wipe away all tears > >of all living beings. Then we saw the Great Spirit. The Great Spirit > >swallowed us. Now We Saw that We were the Great Spirit. > > > >Chief Harsha 1999 thank you Chief Harsha for this singular vision! i have long contemplated a framed photograph which has been in my family for quite a while. it is a photo of dallin's famous sculpture "appeal to the great spirit." there's a picture of this sculpture at http://world.std.com/~deeryan/cyapp.html when i was very little, i used to stare at this picture--it said freedom to me! and then i would wish for the rider and the horse to disappear. yes! more than an appeal, a stunning surrender. . . thank you, as always for your words. love and blessings, aleks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 15, 1999 Report Share Posted October 15, 1999 Original Message----- Guitgo [Guitgo] Friday, October 15, 1999 1:48 PM Re: RE: inquiry/Harsha Guitgo The Great Spirit showed us that things always change. Accepting it, we felt contented. Sometimes we cried and sometimes we laughed as the Great Spirit moved us. We prayed to the Great Spirit and asked for mercy. We asked to be spared from pain. We prayed that others be spared pain. We prayed that our Heart would grow big and embrace the whole universe and wipe away all tears of all living beings. Then we saw the Great Spirit. The Great Spirit swallowed us. Now We Saw that We were the Great Spirit. Chief Harsha 1999 ----- thank you Chief Harsha for this singular vision! i have long contemplated a framed photograph which has been in my family for quite a while. it is a photo of dallin's famous sculpture "appeal to the great spirit." there's a picture of this sculpture at http://world.std.com/~deeryan/cyapp.html when i was very little, i used to stare at this picture--it said freedom to me! and then i would wish for the rider and the horse to disappear. yes! more than an appeal, a stunning surrender. . . thank you, as always for your words. love and blessings, aleks Thanks Aleks! That is a great picture. That's me on the horse! Harsha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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