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Comment on Six Degrees of Separation by Rafael

Rafael — Wed, 20 May 2009 12:32:04 +0000

Eu nao sei se entenderá minha lingua, mas eu entendo a sua, li este seu post, antigo, por sinal, mas que realmente me inspirou, com base no que foi compartilhado e no que estou vivendo, mudarei minha maneira de apresentar os meus dons. Muito obrigado.

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I don’t know if you’ll understand me, but I have understood what you wrote, i read it, seems to be a little old, but it has inspired me, based on what was shared and in the situation that I’m living, I ‘ll change my own way of presenting my gifts. Thank you very much.

May the great spirit bless us all.

cheers

Rafael

Comment on Physical Effects of Bullying by thetalltrees

thetalltrees — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 14:51:22 +0000

Thank you!

Comment on Physical Effects of Bullying by Stephen Downes

Stephen Downes — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 13:15:53 +0000

Should be ‘Physical Effects of Bullying’, not “Physical Affects…’

Comment on Children Learn What They Live by Harry Proklamanto Soenarso Weblog - “corat-coret dan ungkapanku…” » Children Learn What They Live.

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Comment on What is a pow-wow? by Jan

Jan — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 00:15:08 +0000

Some will tell you to go to a pow wow, if you enjoy it they will show you more. ahhh. Some will say it is to get money only, ahhh. Eyes will tell you, if you have anything in you that you enjoy the true meaning of nature and a spiritual way of life, then go. But I went because I knew (back then called indians) when I grew up. I enjoy the drums, the real songs. I enjoy the nature around me that embraces the sounds of the drums. I watched over 10,000 people in a busy hurry, and I sat down and enjoyed the drums. ahhh with a smile, then of course there is the dancing. I use to enjoy the dancing around a old fire with old friends. I never let my true indian heritage go. But then the gov. started to make them cut their hair, tried to force laws pretaining to the powwows, and made them start being called Native Americans. But then allowed all the people from other countries to call them selves indians. I didnt march it and never will. I dance to my own flute, it is one called the nature of life. go and enjoy, but do try to learn a little before you go.
Next time the wind blows, stop for a second, you never know when ol geronimo might be saying something. see I believe. Not much different than a white or black that believes in spiritual things with their loved ones.

Bless you.

Comment on Children Learn What They Live by ‘Children Learn What They Live’ « abhinaya

‘Children Learn What They Live’ « abhinaya — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:24:45 +0000

Comment on Indian Education from A to Z – B by troy

troy — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 21:48:59 +0000

Stumbled upon your blog and just wanted to say thank-you for the insight.

Comment on Comments from Middle School Students who saw The TallTrees in December by KarenPease

KarenPease — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 01:00:11 +0000

How wonderful, to see the impact you have made on these children! Karen Bessey Pease, author, http://www.karenbesseypease.com

Comment on A Culture of Bullying: Digging a Little Deeper by KarenPease

KarenPease — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 00:07:06 +0000

I am impressed with this site and the soul-searching questions asked. As an author of a young adult novel, I try to touch on issues such as bullying and the effects it has on young lives in a non-threatening way. Thank you for giving us guidelines for our own behavior! Karen Bessey Pease, Grumble Bluff, http://www.karenbesseypease.com

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