The
of
Part 2
Last month, I wrote
about the Magic of Words. Let’s continue now by discussing the element of time,
which is as important as the Command. Remember, to choose it, not want it. The
best words you would use with power are:
I WILL vs I need to I SHALL vs I want
to
I DID vs
I tried to I KNOW vs I hope to
I AM vs
I wish to I KNOW vs I believe
We know the Creator
never ‘tries' to create anything – The Creator just “creates!”
Nearly all people on
the earth use the words hoping, wishing, needing, trying, wanting, believing
in their creative thought process. They do not realize that these creative
thoughts are being granted to them at the moment of thought. All thoughts are
incorporated into your Reality. This includes fleeting negative thoughts like
when you are angry or upset and think negatively of something or someone, even
when you know you do not mean it. This process, for me, is a very hard pill to
swallow.
Remember also, that you
cannot lie to your self. For example: If you are not a wealthy person, do not
create a command such as ‘I am a multi-millionaire. Your mind knows that the
experience of such wealth is not a part of your current reality.
Now let us look at the
importance of the “Time-frame” in your command. This is as important for
creating your new reality as using the proper command .
The results of your
command will be doubtful when you use these phrases;
someday will be if it is meant
to be
soon eventually when it is
suppose to be
later going to in the near
future
These expressions leave
your command ‘open-ended’. The command does not know when to start the process,
or it may not come into reality at all. You can give the command stages in which
your command can take place. Let me share an example from my own life
experience.
The family home was no longer to be used, as my Parents had “Crossed over”. It
was time to sell it. I walked the property and saw that I needed to do some
“Fix-up” before I tried to sell it. I put dates on when certain things would be
finished. I had three dates in mind.. My fix-up dates were done. I then took a
photo of the home and on the picture I wrote the date it had to sell and the
price I knew I would sell the house. Across the roof I wrote in large letters
SOLD. It sold before the date and I received the asking price.
In closing I repeat, “All thoughts are creating your reality, even those
you may not think are really meaningful.”
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GRANDFATHER
SEVEN HAWK EYES SPEAKS
What Is Happening To Mother Earth?
Part II
I have been honored
in many ways during my 70 years here on ‘Mother Earth’ and I will continue to
share my knowledge for as long as I am able to do so.
I do not claim to
be smarter then anyone else but I wish to share my thoughts with any who will
listen.
The Frenchman,
Nostradamus lived at a time when there was much badness in the land and the land
was full of people who were bad. His predictions regarding the ‘End Of This
World’ have started people thinking during my lifetime about what will happen to
our earth. My personal feelings are that the earth will remain forever but it
will need to be cleaned up prior to becoming once again as the creator intended
it to be -- A Paradise.
With the poison
from the many factories filling the atmosphere with many dangerous gases, the
evidence of the possibility of the earth being struck by a large asteroid
destroying life as we know it, the many pestilences now taking place in some
countries as well as the ‘Global Warming’ it is enough to frighten anyone. As
far as the wars and reports of wars, there have been wars in the middle east for
thousands of years it is not something new.
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MOTHER
EARTH WATCH
Dirty Food
Taxpayer funds support CAFOs
A
federal program gave at least $35 million a year to large hog and dairy
CAFOs (confined animal feeding operations) between 2003 and 2007, according
to a new report. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Environmental
Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) was originally designed to protect the
environment by helping farmers pay for erosion control, nutrient management,
and other conservation activities. When this program was founded, CAFOs were
excluded from receiving EQIP funds, but in 2002 Congress made these funds
available to industrial operations and raised the cap on payments. Since
then, the program has helped prop up at least 1,000 industrial hog and dairy
operations by offsetting some of their costs for massive manure disposal.
The CAFOs grabbed a large share of the funds available and used them for
some practices that can be environmentally harmful, such as expanding waste
lagoons, which can pollute air and water supplies.
Read
the report (pdf), which adds to findings about taxpayer subsidies for
CAFOs detailed in UCS's report
CAFOs
Uncovered (pdf) and summarized in
The
Hidden Costs of CAFOs (pdf).
Corn engineered for ethanol likely to contaminate
food supply
The USDA is poised to approve the first GE food crop commercialized for
industrial biofuel production, despite concerns about contamination and
possible allergic reactions.
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Dangerous MRSA bacterium found in U.S. pigs
As we
reported last summer, epidemiologists at the University of Iowa have
discovered pigs and pig farmers carrying methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), the dangerous bacterium that is
responsible for more U.S. deaths than AIDS. The study was the first to
document MRSA in U.S. pigs and pig farmers, and the first to find the
bacterial strain ST398, shown in Europe to move from pigs to humans, in the
United States. These findings were recently published in the peer-reviewed
journal PLoS ONE, prompting a nationwide call for greater
monitoring of and restrictions on antimicrobial use in animal agriculture.
Congress can address this problem by passing the soon-to-be-reintroduced
Preservation of Antibiotics for Medical Treatment Act.
Read the study.
TRIBAL NEWS
Indian
Disenrollments, a Nationwide Issue
by
Elizabeth Larson
UPPER LAKE – Late last month, the Robinson Rancheria
Band of Pomos Citizens Business Council informed several dozen members of its
intent to remove their tribal membership, an action taking place not just
locally but around California and the nation.
Between 60 and 74 members have reportedly been told
they will be removed from the tribe's rolls unless, as a result of a half-hour
appeal hearing granted to those who request it, the council chooses to let the
members remain.
The appeal hearings to determine the future for these
potential disenrollees began this week.
Tribal Chair Tracey Avilia said this week that
questions surrounding these tribal members and their entitlement to be included
among the band's number have been an issue for years, going back to 1990.
This is the largest disenrollment action the tribe has
ever taken, she concedes, as the tribe prepares for a January election to
determine who will be tribal chair, as well as two other seats.
A June 14 election was decertified, and the tribe's
election committee – dominated by Avilia's family – has ruled that her
challenger for the seat, EJ Crandell – who won the June election – has been
disqualified from running.
Crandell and other tribal members, including potential
disenrollee Luwana Quitiquit, say the disenrollments are purely political and
retaliatory.
The tribe's own enrollment ordinance states that
disenrollment is possible on three grounds: the person obtained enrollment by
error, fraud, deceit or misrepresentation; they became a fully recognized member
of another tribe without relinquishing their Robinson Rancheria membership; the
person is a descendant of a disenrollee and doesn't otherwise meet membership
requirements.
Attention Educators:
TEACHING
ABOUT AMERICAN INDIANS
Teaching Resources for Educators
Here are resources if you've ever wanted classroom-teaching activities on
American Indians beyond the Thanksgiving holiday or the history of American
Indian Education or best teaching practices addressing American Indian learners.
Resources include books, magazines, articles, bibliographies, maps, etc.
Although often times there is overlap, these resources are organized in four
categories:
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Teaching About American Indians
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Culturally Responsive Pedagogy
for American Indian Learners
-
Researching American Indian
Education
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Other Resources
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INSPIRATIONAL
THOUGHTS...
Three Passions
Three passions have
governed my life:
The longings for love, the search for
knowledge,
And unbearable pity for the suffering of
humankind.
Love brings ecstasy and relieves
loneliness.
In the union of love I have seen
In a mystic miniature the prefiguring
vision
Of the heavens that saints and poets
have imagined.
With equal passion I have
sought knowledge.
I have wished to understand the hearts
of people.
I have wished to know why the stars
shine.
Love and knowledge led upwards to
the heavens,
But always pity brought me back to
earth;
Cries of pain reverberated in my heart
Of children in famine, of victims
tortured
And of old people left helpless.
I long to alleviate the
evil, but I cannot,
And I too suffer.
This has been my life; I
found it worth living.
Submitted by Romaine Garcia
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Each
year the Traditional Ecological Program (TEK) hosts two
Paiute Mountain School/Camps for children
ages of 8-15 in our Eastern Sierra Mountains.
The camps teach the youth leadership, environmental
education on land, water, plants and animals. Children are
taught family values, discuss teen pregnancy, alcohol and
drug abuse prevention. The kids have wholesome fun in
fishing, hiking, games, and other outdoor and indoor
activities. The camps focus on traditional ways and
science. The
Paiute Mountain School Camps aim to
make Mother Earth a better place.
The
U.S. Mint has revealed the successful design for its 2009 Native
American $1 Coin. Unveiled on November 28 – Native American
Heritage Day – the reverse (tails side) of the 2009 Native
American $1 Coin will feature a Native American woman planting
seeds in a field of corn, beans and squash, representing the
Three Sisters method of planting. The obverse (heads side) of
the coin will display the Golden Dollar’s image of Sacagawea.
Setting:
Camp Bornhoffen is a 98 hectare (242 acres) property situated at Natural Bridge
in the Gold Coast hinterland. Just 30 minutes drive from the Gold Coast and 1
hour and 15 minutes from the Brisbane CBD, Bornhoffen is set against a beautiful
backdrop of high rainforest covered mountains, spectacular cliffs, crystal clear
running creeks and waterfalls. Our elevation of 400 metres above sea level and
high average rainfall means that the vegetation remains lush and green all year
round. Location: Bornhoffen is located
approximately 45 kilometres from Nerang at: 3510 Nerang Murwillumbah Road,
Natural Bridge, Queensland.
Large
camp accommodate up to 120 people in dormitory style - bunk beds which look
very comfy rooms.
The few separate private rooms are reserved for honored guests. 
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