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This morning I took some time to listen to a lecture by Yogi Bhajan. I can sit at my computer and tend to business and misc. and listen to his voice. I always have paper and pen at hand to take notes. I find myself often going back to some tidbit I want to write [...]

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Peace By Peace

Peace X Peace is a global organization designed to connect women from around the world for the promotion of peace. The organization works on the concept of circles. Circles of women are created through registering on their website. Each “circle” is then connected with another “circle” of women somewhere else in the world. This [...]

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Mount Angel in a beautiful little German town in the Williamette Valley of Oregon. Just north of Salem, tucked up next to the quaint community of Silverton. A farming community with rich soil, quickly filling with vineyards and flower farms. Mt. Angel is the home of the Benedictine Monastery and Abbey. The monks live up [...]

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My Daily Bread

It has been a bit since I actually sat and wrote a post. There is still a fair amount of transition happening on the home front and murmurs of more in the future. My oldest daughter and grandson will be moving to Eugene the end of this month. I am excited for them to [...]

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Amrit Sadhana Kaur

My youngest daughter, Amrit Sadhana, has created a lovely blog with insights and learning life experiences of her almost 20 years. A beautiful Khalsa woman of incredible grace and voice making her way in the world, with a thankful and generous heart.
You can check out her blog at www.bythygrace.blogspot.com

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Katrina

On a serious note, I recently was reading a report about the hardships post-Katrina on the website below.
http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=2924
They have been posting ongoing reportings on various issue about the people of New Orleans and Baton Rouge and the travesty of their living conditions, etc. If you go to their main page you can move around and [...]

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Ashes and Snow

*Image from the exhibit “Ashes and Snow” by Gregory Colbert.
Ashes and Snow is an amazing exhibit which has been touring since 2002. It is stunning. Take time to click on the link to journey through the photographs of Gregory Colbert and read about his vision.
“In exploring the shared language and poetic sensibilities of all animals, [...]

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Khalsa Ladies Camp

This morning I awoke to Ladies Camp. As I stepped out my front door for my morning walk, I met the Sunshine Coast and the sights and smells of Camp Byng and KLC. It was a pleasant sensation to be walking in the Oregon desert physically while present with the Canadian coast sensorially.
Khalsa Ladies [...]

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