There has been a lot on the news about the Migrant Crisis in Europe. This article from the BBC shows the struggle more than words can tell.
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-34137358?SThisFB
~Namaste
Cricket
There has been a lot on the news about the Migrant Crisis in Europe. This article from the BBC shows the struggle more than words can tell.
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-34137358?SThisFB
~Namaste
Cricket
This is a really cool way to explain the principles to others, whether they be children or adults. I found it true to the show and the principles.
~Namaste
Cricket
Here the lyrics:
Great spirit, I have had it
Bring me back to the nomadic
Way of weaving through the damage
Mindful, stay mindful
Great spirit, for my sisters
Let me be a flowing river
Flood the banks, the rocks that bind her
Carry, I’ll carry
Great, great spirit
Great, great spirit
Great spirit, for my brothers
Let me be a mountain under
Which he climbs to discover his process
Now that’s progress
Great spirit, all that hinders
Tie reminders to my fingers
I must speak with you more often
Great, great spirit
Great, great spirit
Great spirit, for my relations
Give them strength to face racism
In every single situation
Easy now, go on speak loud
Great spirit, take me instead
Guide me down the road of red
Tunkashila, I am saying, praying,
Great, great spirit
Great, great spirit
Tunkashila (grandfather)
Tunkashila
Tunkashila
Tunkashila
Great spirit, just don’t collapse
Nothing but the earth will last
And I’ll be singing sweetly into the darkness
Now hark this
Great spirit on my tongue,
Be still, be still
The time will come when everyone will sing
All life is sacred,
While I’m waiting
Great spirit, my fist is up
Bringing the power to the people, you’re reflection of us
Some of your people can’t hear it, the cries of the earth
Some of your people can’t feel it, the way that it hurts
And it hurts, great spirit
And it moves, great spirit
Interconnected in the wreckage of a paradigm on its way out
Its way out
Speakin’ a spiritual lyrical testimony
The spirit that did resist weavin’ around false prophesies
Spirit directed and selected with the message I bring
While the ship slowly sinks I’ve been directed to sing
I’m like a wreckin’ ball breakin’ down the walls of the past
A minimalist livin’ on bliss with the last of my cash
You’re gonna be justified with how you treated the land
You’re gonna be by my side when I stand and demand a change
Tunkashila
Tunkashila
Tunkashila
Tunkashila
Great, great spirit
Great, great spirit
Tunkashila
This song speaks to me on many levels. I really enjoyed the dancing in the video. I hope it brings you peace and thoughts.
~Namaste
Cricket
http://www.questformeaning.org/quest-article/forgiving-the-broken/
“We must embrace the jagged edges, embrace the broken pieces. Forgive and be forgiven. This is the path to wholeness. We must hold each other and all beings tenderly, for we are one.”
~Namaste
Cricket
http://www.uua.org/worship/words/sermon/22891.shtml
Also, if you would like to know the history behind labor day click here!
~Namaste
Cricket
This is where the principles fit in to life, especially the first and seventh principles.
~Namaste
Cricket
http://homegrownfriends.com/home/10-ways-to-create-open-minded-children/
Sometimes we all need reminders that the best way to change the world is by raising the next generation. These are some great tips.
~Namaste
Cricket
Together, we will walk a trail used by people migrating with volunteers with No More Deaths, a ministry of the UU Church of Tucson. We will witness the militarization of the border itself, observe “Operation Streamline” hearings designed to criminalize immigrants, and travel into Mexico to visit with people who have been recently deported and hear their stories. We will worship together, and help each other discern how our ministries and our movement can respond to the need for immigrant justice within broader movements to end the criminalization of communities of Color.
~Namaste,
Cricket
As we hear news of tragedies facing refugees, asylees, and immigrants around the world, we offer this prayer and hold all those suffering in our hearts. “May your grief and loss be assuaged. May the hard road you travel include spaces of rest and security. May you know your inherent worth and dignity every day of the journey.” Read the full prayer on WorshipWeb
with a heavy yet hopeful heart,
Cricket