Velma L. Houser's Comments

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At 8:07am on February 5, 2011, Kathryn Rogers said…: Thank you for your blessed words Velma.Amen,Aho! I look forward to learning,sharing,growing,healing along this path.I feel such warm positive vibes from you and others. Many rich blessings upon you.

With Love, Kathryn

At 9:40am on January 21, 2011, Monique Wilson said…: You're welcome Velma!
Thank you for the warm welcome!
Blessings~

At 10:07am on January 18, 2011, Sandra Maria Sadler said…: Thank you for those lovely words Velma

At 10:56am on January 11, 2011, Cynthia Connell said…: Velma, I am trying to help my children learn their native culture. We are looking for an Elder who can help us with our clan designation, but we have nobody near by who can help us. Do you know a way of "finding" Elders from certain tribes? I am Cherokee, but not enrolled. Thank your for your time. Cynthia

At 8:37am on January 8, 2011, Shona Williams said…: Yes, through Unity we join hearts---thank you for all your good work.

At 11:35am on January 5, 2011, Luminita said…: Namaste! Happy New Year! Thanks for your worm welcome words! I'm happy to be part of this circle of great energy!

At 5:36pm on January 4, 2011, Lily Wang said…: Hello, Velma, It is so wonderful to read your comment. Thank you for your welcome. In fact, I'm just here, a pretty new experience for me. Yet, I feel quite closely connected with you and other friends, cause we are all a part of the circle.

At 12:04pm on January 2, 2011, Teresa L Young said…: Thank you for your welcome. I am grateful to be embraced by this community of like-minded individuals who are committed to making this journey a meaningful and joyful one. Blessings to you and yours, present past & future. Teresa

At 12:15am on January 1, 2011, Marta L Gordon-Martinez said…: Thank you for the welcome..walking in peace..yes..it is a good walk Thank you Velma

At 6:13am on December 29, 2010, Dawn Silver said…: Thank you Velma....all love.....Dawn

At 10:00pm on December 17, 2010, Bruce D. Martin said…: Aaniin Velma, megwiich, the note is appreciated and I'm looking forward to learning from you and others on this interesting FWII forum. So much to learn..... Bizaani bimaadiziwin, Bruce

At 5:01pm on December 08, 2010, Tracy Rewiri gave Velma L. Houser a gift…: Red Ribbon
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At 1:44pm on December 7, 2010, Tracy Rewiri said…: Mauri ora Velma, Peaceful is a thread to life which I hold dearly so I shall share a saying I have in my place of work and also at home to remind me...
PEACE
A Person Who Possesses
True Peace - Is Not One
Whose Life Is Without Problems & Turmoil
But Is
Rather A Person
Who Has Peace
In Spite Of It... Anon

Papatuanuku/Gaia/Mother Earth always keeps me grounded when retreating from our modern society humankind have created; I hope I have instilled in some of my future whakapapa the joy of simplicity and wonders of nature. A new techno buff as young as I am; so I trust this to finds you well and heartfelt greetings for the welcome in.

At 4:54am on December 7, 2010, tammy vernice rogers said…: dear velma, thank you for your message caring for all creation. i pray that i will be allowed to walk in the sacred way i'm still learning how to fulfill my life's purpose. many blessings

At 11:04pm on December 3, 2010, Marta L Gordon-Martinez said…: Dear Velma...thanks to you...walking with you in the Sacred Way...amen..

At 9:50pm on December 3, 2010, Cynthia Connell said…: Velma, thank you for your kind greetings. I hope that you are seeing good works come into your life for being so welcoming to others.

At 11:28am on November 15, 2010, phyllis anne bala said…: Velma, thank you so much for your sweet note of welcome. I look forward to working in this Circle with an open heart. I appreciate your thoughtfulness Velma. Sending you blessings of good health & peace, Phyllis (Anne)

At 11:21am on November 13, 2010, Douglas Ou-ee-ii-jay-ii Jack said…: Dear Velma,
Thanks for your welcome to Four Worlds
The focus of our Indigene Community www.indigenecommunity.info group is on engaging human capacities and assets through 'indigenous' (Latin = 'self-generating') human and biosphere focused technologies. Our key focus is on establishing multihome (apartment & townhouse complex) intentional intergenerational cohousing as well as implementing comprehensive accounting for all contributions. Together in all our diversity, our welcome can be strong. The word 'Longhouse' from the Kanien'kehaka means 'place of the extended rafter' so as to imply rafters can always be added or 'place of the extended welcome'. Extending our welcome is humanity's gift. https://sites.google.com/site/indigenecommunity/relational-economy/extending-our-welcome-participatory-multi-home-cohousing My email is douglasf.jack@gmail.com

At 10:35pm on November 12, 2010, Fred Anderson Jr said…: I think I remember you from New York were you wearing a white buckskin dress? I talk about the experience often and yes we all still keep in contact but live different lives now.
I hope you will keep in touch ok

At 7:14pm on November 10, 2010, Martha Lucier said…: Hello Velma,

Thank you for the warm welcome. I look forward to sharing and growing and expanding. May the circle continue to expand, with Spirit at the centre. With much love and gratitude. In unity, Martha

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