A thought: Perhaps a human can only know right within human created frameworks.Angels Calls, History Across The Lines, Rats Racers,History To Note: Names And Faces: Retards, Snakes Dawgs 2. Seeing another's viewpoint as wrong, doesn't make one's viewpoint right.I got lost.You know you're strong when you can sit still in the emptiness.Views Online, History To Note: Names And Faces: Retards, Snakes Dawgs 2.
THE WISHES(Micmac) .THIS is a tale of the old time, of Glooskap, the mighty Magician, who came from the Land of the Red Sunrise, sailing over the seas in a stone canoe.
Stately and handsome was the Magician, and very brave; and when he reached the country of the Wabanaki, he found it filled with Witches, Giants, Sorcerers, and Fiends. He pursued and killed all these evil creatures, so that the Wabanaki dwelt once more in safety.
Then Glooskap, ere he got again into his stone canoe to return to the Land of the Red Sunrise, sent his faithful messengers, the Loons, to all the Indians. And his message was that before he departed he would grant one wish to every brave who visited him in his magic lodge.
Now this magic lodge in which Glooskap dwelt was on a great island, far from men, and the way leading to it was filled with dangers and terrors. Views Online, History To Note: Names And Faces: Retards, Snakes Dawgs 2.
Many braves set out to gain their wishes, but perished. At last three Chiefs, more fortunate than the others, followed the long trail that led to Glooskap's lodge. For seven years they travelled on through the dangers and terrors, until at last they heard the barking of Glooskap's Dogs. And so they found the magic lodge, and entered it. The great Magician welcomed them, and his younger brother, Martin the Fairy, placed a feast before them. So they ate and rested.
Then Glooskap, addressing the eldest Chief, bade him tell his wish.
"My needs are few," replied the man, "but I wish to be a great hunter. I wish to excel all other men in catching and shooting game. Then the aged, the women, and the children will suffer hunger no more during the long, cold winters when the Bear sleeps and the ice, like a stone, covers the face of the stream."
You know you're strong when you can sit still in the emptiness.I welcome you all. People of all Nations, Religions, Faiths, Race and Color.Views Online, History To Note: Names And Faces: Retards, Snakes Dawgs 2.
One of the marvelous things about community is that it enables us to welcome and help people in a way we couldn't as individuals. When we pool our strength and share the work and responsibility, we can welcome many people, even those in deep distress, and perhaps help them find self confidence and inner healing.
Massai.
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