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Saturday, August 8, 2009

Amazon Child

film by Denise Zmekho
Children of the Amazon trailer

The Eight Integrities of Mindedness

Eight Sacred Directions, Interests, Prayers

1) the Forest, River, Mountain ... 'silent' 'wild' living nature

2) the Old Ones ... Stone, Water, Wind, Fire, Electromagnetic Light/Aether

3) All Our Relations ... plants, trees, insects, fishes, birds, frogs, animals

4) All Our Ancestors ... All Cultures, Languages, Spirit Traditions. Aboriginal/Native/Wild/Indigenous peoples, Polynesians, Asians, Africans ... All Tribes/Nations/Peoples Everywhere

5) The GrandMothers, Grandfathers ... Elders. The Wisdom Keepers of Immortal Culture and Divine Nature

6) The Women, the Youth, the Children, the Poor -- all victims of the bankster corporate state of government, church, science, education, medicine, media

7) Daughter SoverAnia and Human-kind's Deities ... Mother Earth, GrandMother Sun, Great Gramma Galaxy (G3), Great GREAT Gramma Gigacluser (G4, Our Virgo Supercluster of Galaxies), and G5, Mother Maat aka the 'MatterVerse' of right-handed parity matter

8)

An hour and forty-five minutes before Nanzeen's life began -- began as it would proceed for quite some time, that is uncertainly -- her Mother, Ruphan, felt an iron fist squeeze her belly. Ruphan squatted on a low three-legged stool outside the kitchen hut. She was plucking a chicken because Hamid's cousins had arrived from Jessore and there would be a feast. "Cheepy-cheepy, you are old and stringy," she said, calling the bird by name as she always did, "but I would like to eat you, indigestion or no indigestion. And tomorrow I will have only boiled rice, no parathas."

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Saturday, August 8, 2009

Amazon Child

of SoverAnia

care of Millennium Twain

the Whole of Creation ...

The Eight Integrities of Mindedness

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