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The Indian in the Woods Wally Lawder There’s a place we used to go Back near my old home, In the woods where a brook ran through, Where the maple trees and oaks always grew. We’d share tales of
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The Indian in the Woods Wally Lawder There’s a place we used to go Back near my old home, In the woods where a brook ran through, Where the maple trees and oaks always grew. We’d share tales of
Good to be here on the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. It feels like there is a celebratory mood all around. I woke up this morning thinking about someone who was a dear friend, Barbara Marx Hubbard. She
Thank you, Howard Goodman, for introducing me to the idea of “othering.” Here is the definition: “Othering is the act of treating individuals or groups as intrinsically different, alien, or inferior to a perceived “normal” group. It creates an “us
It is so good to be at Edenvale, to feel it thriving in so many ways. All the trees look so green and healthy. One of the most exciting things to see here is that there is a new arbor
In a service he offered in 1970, Martin Cecil said this: The truth must be seen in the moment, this present moment as it is now, not as it was last year or a thousand years ago or 10,000 years
We find ourselves drawn together by the mystical power of Love. And not only to be drawn together by some disembodied power, but drawn together by that power working through us, gathering together all who belong with it, into one
A number of years ago, we began using a phrase, a term, primal spirituality. It was new at Sunrise Ranch. I got some sideways looks about the use of it. Early on, we said that our primal spirituality is the
How do you like that term, Primal Spirituality? It’s got a little grit to it, I think. The word primal is originally from Latin. It simply means first. So our Primal Spirituality is the spirituality with which we were born.
Good to feel the cycle together here at Sunrise and in our global field. Here we had a wonderfully intense two weeks with the Korean servers. What a remarkable group of people! And there were deep bonds that were formed.
What a joy it is to be together, all of us! It is a particular joy to be presenting this morning with my brothers, Yujin (Pak) and Howard (Goodman), men of divine fire. With the world as it is, we
I’d like to add my welcome to everyone here in the room and to those online. For those who are online, just a little update about what is going on here. We have 24 friends from South Korea for a
I have been abroad, most recently in South Australia. While in Gawler, I went to a public forum featuring five Aboriginal people. I found out from them that is how they prefer to be called, not First Nations people. It
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