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rokko2run discovered 4 months ago- art by antje My brother the star, my mother the earth my father the sun, my sister the moon, to my life give beauty, to my body give strength, to my corn give goodness, to my house give peace, to my spirit give truth, to my elders give wisdom. Native American
- rubijools rated 4 months ago
- Beautiful words..from Native American Indians
- ketogah rated 4 months ago
- "To Walk the Red Road is to know you will one day cross to the Spirit World, and you will not be afraid..." thank you MBMC for sending this. http://mbmc.stumbleupon.com/
- JIR rated 4 months ago
- From the page: "The path is narrow, the terrain rough and rocky. You will walk alone: through the dark caves, up those steep climbs and through the dense thick forest. You will meet your dark side. The faces of fear, deceit, and sadness all await your arrival. No one can take this journey but you. There comes a time, in each of our lives, when we are given the choice to follow this path. Should we decide to embark on this journey, we can never turn back.... Our lives are changed forever On this journey, there are many different places we can choose to slip into and hide. But the path goes on. The Spiritual Warrior stays the course, wounded at times, exhausted and out of energy. Many times, the Warrior will struggle back to their feet to take only a few steps before falling again." Thanks Nancy http://ketogah.stumbleupon.com/.
- 7HL rated 4 months ago
- You must become the rock the river cannot wash away. Speak your voice. Dance.
- dynotoaqrimp rated 4 months ago
- I read most of the poetry on the page, and they were very inspiring and touching.
- gavinski rated 4 months ago
- No. 3. I have killed the deer. I have crushed the grasshopper. And the plants he feeds upon. I have taken fish from the water. And birds from the sky. In my life I have needed death So that my life can be. When I die I must give life To what has nourished me. The earth receives my body And gives it to the plants And to the caterpillars To the birds And to the coyotes Each in its own turn so that The circle of life is never broken.
- FAIRYUSER rated 4 months ago
- You must become the rock the river cannot wash away. Speak your voice. Dance.
- lavender-in-june rated 4 months ago
- From the page: "If what a tree or a bush does is lost on you, you are surely lost. Stand still. The forest knows where you are. You must let it find you."
