Kairi--
Thank you for posting this.
Was this poem longer than this? I seem to recall a line about "This is the
hour."
Or was that perhaps from what someone else read in the closing?
Thanks, Kairi!
:-Doug. Germann
Seeking people making
Hi Doug,
the full version of the poem, as I found in the web:
Message from the Hopi Elders
You have been telling the people that this is the Eleventh Hour.
Now you must go back and tell people that THIS is the hour.
And there are things to be considered:
Where are you living?
What a
hi brendan, kairi and others.
i've never opened space in a prison but i have participated in a touchstones
discussion (http://touchstones.org) with about 25 men serving life
sentences. the discussion centered around "power" and not surprisingly, i
learned a great deal.
great that you are doi
hi brendan, kairi and others.
i've never opened space in a prison but i have participated in a touchstones
discussion (http://touchstones.org) with about 25 men serving life
sentences. the discussion centered around "power" and not surprisingly, i
learned a great deal.
great that you are doi
Dear John and all...
the way I understand the poem is like this...
I think hopi elders are using the term struggle as the work we are called to
do, to heal ourselves, to heal the world, whatever that means...not necessarily
the struggle to survive...struggle brings to mind doing something out o
Greetings All,
A quick thought regarding the banishment of "struggle"... maybe the use
in the poem (beautiful, thank you, Kairi, for sharing it!) refers more
to the violent, oppositional aspects of struggle and less to the more
common use of the word to describe persistence in the face of great
d
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary.
All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
aahhhthank you so much Kairi
What a moment to receive this gift - the start of a brand new
day...beautiful and inspiring...today I will let go a wee bit
Deal list members
Thank you for welcoming all the newcomers so warmly at the OSonOS in Halifax!
We had wonderful time together.
Also I would like to share the poem you heard in the circle during the last
day. You find it below. Lets stay connected, fellow swimmers!
Love
Kairi
from Estonia
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