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Pot-Luck-Humor - Fwd: Today’s Feast ~ October 21

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Date: Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 10:10 AM
Subject: Today's Feast ~ October 21
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Stokon the fire

A Cherokee Feast Of Days

POT1

Don't condemn yourself. Who of us have
not made mistakes? No one is perfect, but
we are too quick to call ourselves stupid.
We have condemned ourselves for eating ~
even though that is what we have to do. It's
just that we eat because it is convenient, we see
it, we eat it. If we can get it without having to cook
it ~ all the better. And all the worse ~ because it
doesn't have in it the nutrients we need and it is
gone too quickly and we are not satisfied.
Laziness has overtaken our good senses.
We let ourselves fall into making it easy on ourselves
~ and in turn we open the door to making it hard. It
is a matter of choices, but not solved by self~criticism.

The ground says, "The Great Spirit has placed me
here to produce all that grows on me, trees and fruit."

YOUNG CHIEF
CAYUSE

By: Joyce Sequichie Hifler

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Meditations with our Native American Elders

POT2

"There is one God looking down on us all.
We are all children of the one God. God is
listening to me. The sun, the darkness, the
winds are all listening to what we now say."

~ Geronimo, APACHE

The Old Ones before us knew things. Many of
them were so spiritual that the Creator told
them things through visions, ceremonies and
prayer. The Creator taught them about
interconnectedness, balance and respect. The
Old Ones experienced these things and told
us we are all children of the same God. We all
live under the same natural laws. Every human
being, every animal, every plant, every insect,
every bird, we are all the same in the eyes of
God.

Great Mystery,~*teach me to respect all the things
You have created.

By: Don Coyhis

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The strongest is never strong enough to be always the master, unless he transforms strength into right, and obedience into duty.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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