The rise of the Feminine

"The Elders say the men should look at women in a sacred way. The men should never put women down or shame them in any way. When we have problems, we should seek their counsel. We should share with them openly. A woman has intuitive thought. She has access to another system of knowledge that few men develop. She can help us understand. We must treat her in a good way."

source: Aboriginal and Tribal Nation News

www.rawforbeauty.com

Top 10 veggie protein sources

Veggies have more protein anyway. Meat farming becomes increasingly unsustainable; know where to get what you need:

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 via Staci-lee Sherwood

Holy Creator of all things

Please teach us to undo the systems of greed, selfishness, domination and destruction, and to replace them with loving, supporting, inclusive, nurturing, mutually-aiding systems.

AUMn
AUMn
AUMn

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by increasing climate change effects.

Maintaining your personal / vibrational space

As co-creation increases, and as we witness trouble and tragedy as we increasingly find and respond to the need for Change, larger and larger emotional waves/energies will be created...overwhelming for the sensitive. It is important to reach up and anchor to God, to build the muscles of Joy and Peace so that they may be easily chosen in contrary motion to general upset. What you choose, what you focus upon, you create for yourself. If things are upsetting, and they will be, put on your favorite silly or happy movie or music or dance. Choose it and dive in. It does not make you inhuman in regard to your response to problems, it is simply a step toward taking responsibility for yourself.

I've started a thread here in hopes of the contribution of multiple perspectives and skills.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/122013264

Blessings always!

Building Upon the Energy of Idle No More

"Words like mni, meaning not simply water, but meaning life. Wakanija, meaning not just children, but rather sacred beings. I wonder how different society would be if it looked at the world through the lens of just these two words alone; children treated as sacred beings and water treated as life."

http://lastrealindians.com/building-upon-the-energy-of-idle-no-more/