Showing posts with label 5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5. Show all posts

Friday, April 3, 2015

4 Views of Power(s)



walking across sandy beach Alessandra Ambrosio
"Once you take power you have to keep it. The feminine part of each of us, male or female, needs to be allowed to operate. Learn to receive, learn to hold." - Agnes Whistling Elk, Native Elder & Medicine Woman   















walking barefoot in the water
Kim Kardashian 

"Consciousness expresses itself through Creation. The world we live in is the dance of the Creator. Dancers come and go in the twinkling of an eye, but the dance lives on." - Michael Jackson, singer 

















walking across sandy beach Alessandra Ambrosio
"All sins manifest themselves through the five (5) passions: Ego, Lust, Anger, Greed, Material Attachment." - Tony T. former drummer, Parliament Funkadedelic 















walking barefoot on the beach
Kim Kardashian 
"Let the climax of your certainty be expressed in your being." 

- George Wheeler Jr., 
business man Jan. 9, 1982 

Thursday, December 12, 2013

Newest Creation Story!


Creatress creating...


I've long thought or believed creation's stories were set into place by events special storytellers translated for children in future generations to understand. It felt like they were assembled to be told in the holiest of ways and within a physical space that resembled the origins of things, place and time. This story feels like that.- Gregory E. Woods, (Dawn Wolf) Keeper of Stories 11.29.13

Crow Woman




"To be read aloud to your children. To be shared. To be Remembered."



The Tale of Seven Volcanoes



This is the story as it was seen by the eyes of the tellers. As I write this story for the children of times to come I must say I beheld these happenings with my very eyes. Some days ago, a set of notable folks gathered at the Bay of Hanalei. They gathered to celebrate the birthday of a child who bears the name of the land upon which they stood. You see this child was named for a special tree that grows on the cliffs northerly of this bay where the mermaid queen once called home and the peoples of today call the cave pool below the “Blue Room.” So, on this birth celebration day of Banyan Immanual, the peoples gathered and celebrated as they do on this island of Kauai, with fun, and surf, and food, and fire.

As the sun set, and the fire began to wane, several gathered near the glowing embers. To some it may have looked like a few unlikely children and two fathers curling up by the fire, but you see this evening it was a special group of people. Let me call them by name:



2 fathers John Andrew and Trinity along with 5 children.

Banyan Immanual son of John Andrew and Victoria Louise of Kentucky born and brother to Angelic Koa NaKai

Triton, son of Holy Trinity and Saint Mary Martha, brother to Rizon

Nene, son of Greek Niko of the Sea and Angelic Carla, brother to Anulea

Anulea, son of Greek Niko of the Sea and Angelic Carla, and sister to NeNe

Jonathon, son of Vanessa of Drum and Dance and Francis Primeaux Jr., brother to Wanbli, Grandson to Francis Primeaux Sr.

With these notable children of origin and power a special combination wove you see that gives rise to tell this tale onto thee. Each child began to shape the sand around the central fire, they shaped the sand to mountains of various size and in various direction. They shaped the sand with the seawater, they prepared the fire with the iron wood and java plum they worked the coals of the fire. Then they called forth to Pele. Then they called forth to Poseidon, to Hephaestus, to the Mermaid Queen, to Kama Pua’a, to Angel Carla, to Angel Koa. They said let us give life to mountains, let us fill them with fire. Let us show man creation, let us show the man the power of the Children of the Land.

So, each of the 7 sand mountains became sand volcanoes and the earth magic began. As each child took the glowing coals from the central fire to fill the core of each mountain the volcanoes sprang to life. Then each child fed the volcanoes with breath and fuel as flames erupted. A beautiful site it was to my eye to see 7 glowing volcanoes on the Bay of Hanalei.

7 days for earth and fire and sea works of such to take form, to manifest, and on the 7th day it came within hours of each other November 23, 2013.

1. In Japan, a volcano on Nishino-Shima Island erupted for the first time in 40 years. The eruption resulted in a new island in the Pacific.

2. Italy’s Mount Etna Erupts, Briefly Closes Sicily Skies.

3. Mexico's Colima Volcano created a steam and ash cloud that reached two miles into the sky.

4. In Guatemala, Fire Mountain lived up to its name and created a moderate ash could that blanketed the nearby towns with ash fall.

5. In Vanuatu in the Pacific, the Yasur Volcano had some weak explosions and the resultant ash fall is affecting farm lands.

6. in Indonesia, Mount Merapi on the island of Java exploded

7. In Indonesia, the country's Mount Sinabung spewed ash cloud four miles high

7 people, 7 days and 7 volcanoes, from a central fire, from the youthful medicine born to their blood. The earth magic is strong and creation is at foot. I tell this true tale to the children of times to come so we may not forget the power born within our being, the power begging to shine in your life, be it volcano or a song, each of you were born to this earth with medicine, and magic, with gifts and purpose. So we beg of you live your life full and express your genius in every corner of earth walk for we can see so clearly the future is in your hands so in this moment shine."  By Vittorio Hernandez | November 25, 2013 10:02 AM EST



Sunday, March 13, 2011

THE CHRIST WALK

The Mystery Of Small Beginning


One vital truth that cannot be overlooked in the school of stewardship is the fact that God would always prove you before He approves you. It is the way you handle your present position that determines whether you would be approved for the next level or not. Jesus said in Luke 16:10, “He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much: and he that is unjust in the least is unjust also in much.” Life is in phases. I know you have great dreams, fantastic visions of the future that you desire, maybe with strong scriptural backings, but if your dream must see the light of day, you must be prepared to start where you are and with what you have.

Many people are deceived into thinking that they must start big to make it big and as a result they ...have stagnated their destinies; refusing to take a step, because they consider what they have or where they are as too small to achieve what they want. God believes in people who humble themselves to start small, so don’t despise what you have.

WHAT IS SMALL?

‘Small’ is a relative term, it does not represent any number or size in particular. For one person it could be two, for another it could be one hundred, two thousand, or even ten thousand. ‘Small’ simply means starting from where you are or with what you have. The problem many people have is that nothing is ever enough. Even if you give them a million, it will not be enough. Bishop David Oyedepo said, “If you can think enough, what you have is enough.”

There is no fixed size or number to begin with. Where you are and what you have now is good enough. Success in life begins with a step and wherever you start from is your own small beginning. As you faithfully use the small that you have, taking one step after the other, you will be surprised how fast you will get to the top. The parable of talents explains this well. Jesus said, “For the kingdom of heaven is as a man travelling into a far country, who called his own servants, and delivered unto them his goods. And unto one he gave five talents, to another two, and to another one; to every man according to his several ability; and straightway took his journey. Then he that had received the five talents went and traded with the same, and made them other five talents. And likewise he that had received two, he also gained other two. But he that had received one went and digged in the earth, and hid his lord’s money” (Matthew 25:14-18).

Somebody started with five, another person started with two but the person with one refused to start. He despised it; he felt it was too small, so he buried it.

Small things are often despised, that is why God said, “For who hath despised the day of small things…” (Zechariah 4:10). When Jesus needed to feed five thousand men in the wilderness, the only food that was available was a little boy’s lunch of five barley loaves and two small fishes and one of His disciples said, “But what are these among so many?” (John 6:9). He despised it, because naturally speaking, what they had, looked extremely small compared to what they needed, but as a faithful stewards Jesus started with it all the same. He made the men sit down and asked His disciples to distribute the bread and fish to them and from there the Bible says, “When they were filled, he said unto his disciples, Gather up the fragments that remain, that nothing be lost. Therefore they gathered them together, and filled twelve baskets with the fragments of the five barley loaves, which remained over and above unto them that had eaten” (John 6:12-13). Normally, they would have thrown away the fragments but Jesus said, “Gather up the fragments, let nothing be lost”, because it may be needed for the next miracle. ~ Adeniyi Adeniran Henry Taju