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Created: Dec 10, 2008
Updated: Nov 20, 2009
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Lovecurrency for Compassionate Living Ceremony
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Native American Concepts Presents
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FOR COMPASSIONATE LIVING CEREMONY
You are invited to participate
in a special Ceremonial Change Process aligned with H.H. Dalai Lama’s vision of
an environment of kindness and compassion for our children and all who touch
them.
Saturday, March 22, 2008 1:00 – 5:00 PM
Daybreak Star Center
FACILITATOR: Patricia Anne Davis, MA-WSD
Choctaw-Navajo.Chahta-Dineh
This ceremony will reveal an authentic, practical and universal process that is cross-cultural, inter-generational and rooted in timeless Native American Wisdom. In the four phases of Dineh ceremony intra-personal congruency is interrelated with inter-personal social cohesiveness. Personal power is interconnected with group power. The mindset for healing is holiness and wholeness within a co-creative design process. The original blessing way ceremony Dineh from oral tradition celebrates a spiritually healthy way of living. This is an opportunity for us to experience this ceremony together as a community committed to social change. It also offers us a practical and powerful way to evolve our own inter-relatedness to support the work that we are doing together.
The outcome of this initial collaboration will be the design of a workshop to be presented on April 15th at the Seeds of Compassion program. Following that, our vision is to create an initiative that will broaden support for our existing best practices and expand funding to benefit all inner city youth through counseling, job training, employment opportunities (e.g. green collar initiatives) and cultural gatherings.
Daybreak Star Center @ Discovery Park
3801 West Government Way
http://www.unitedindians.com/pdf/map_directions.pdf
Please RSVP by Wednesday, March 19th to John Hale
If you forget to RSVP, join us anyway!
jehale@earthlink.net or 425-865-0659
$10 Offering
This initiative is hosted by NICO (Northwest Interfaith Community Outreach), The Interra Project and
Youth Ambassadors
Empathic coalitions: Eco-April Alignment, Freedom Church, Youth Violence Prevention Network,
Seeds of Compassion, (open to all)
