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Dear one,
I would very much encourage you to, when you get a chance, to please check out some of our councils. They are a good way to connect with other members and share in experiences and wisdom while gaining strength and focus for life's challenges. Hope and love, Firewoman

Osiyo beloved sister, I am thinking of you and hold you dear to my heart and in my prayers. Lots of love n hugs, Firewoman

I skimmed through your message, I will take time to read it, think on it before replying.

Hi, I noticed that the picture didn't come thru to you. If I can figure out how to send the photo I will send it to you. I am not a computer geek, far from it.
Lots of hugs.
Velma

Dear Whisperinggently, I am sending this sunset picture that occured in Dodge City, Kansas one Dec. day 2009, to remind you of the promise from the Great Spirit, that The Spirit is always with us and watching over us. As you have also learned, when you are in this Sacred Circle, you have a lot of souls caring for you and watching over you. We are sending our support and strength to you, and we will continue to do so. If you feel you need someone to share your pain, know that I am a very good listener and I will make myself available to you whenever. If you would like my contact more personaly, e-mail at :vel2vsit@sbcglobal.net
I send you Much love and hugs.
Velma


Dramatic sunset
Kansans are used to beautiful sunsets – it’s one of the characteristics that help define the Sunflower State.

But the show Mother Nature put on last Thursday night in southwest Kansas had even veteran sky watchers in awe.

There was a horizon-to-horizon rainbow to the northeast, a “sun pillar” to the northwest, and “virga” – wisps of precipitation (such as snow or ice) streaming down from a cloud but evaporating before reaching the ground.

“I’ve never seen one – a full rainbow” in December in southwest Kansas, said Jeff Hutton, warning coordination meteorologist for the Dodge City branch of the National Weather Service.

“It was spectacular,” he said. “I sat out there watching, my jaw dropped to the ground.”



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All of us who are Native, or part Native, carry within us the pain and memories of our ancestors. It is not our job to live in this pain but to transcend it. All true healing begins with forgiveness. That is the road you must embark upon first. All that exists is within the circle of the Medicine Wheel:good, bad, ugly, beautiful, health, pain, etc.We cannot make any of these things disappear, they provide the contrast that empowers our freedom of choice. Recognizing this enables us to forgive those things that we do not like in others and in ourselves for none of us is "perfect". Part of being human is to feel all of our emotions. Our emotions are a give from God. They help guide us on our journey to self/God. When we have negative emotion, we know that we are moving away from who we are so that we can make changes. Healing this pain begins with you, empowering you to help others choose the same road.

Hi Whispergently, You only have to be there and cannot solve the live for someone else, everybody has his own path to walk, but being there in love for yourself and the other is enough, everyone has his own responsability; able to respond to lifesituations.

With warmhearted greetings, Bear Woman

Dear Whispergently,
Our warm and heartfelt wecome to and your loved to FWII.
With Warm and Loving Greetings,
Brother Phil