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Every ending is a new beginning. This iz what this Solstice season demonstrates annually. The shortest and darkest day of the year iz our assurance that our time in the Sun will be born anew!
No wonder so many of our faiths and cultures celebrate this time of year as a Season of Hope!
What new seeds of Hope are you holding to be nourished by the Return of the Sun?
Do us the honor of sharing your seeds of Hope here today!
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Posted by: Diva Carla | December 25, 2006 at 07:11 PM
How magnificent to be standing still while expanding forever! May the blessings of All That Iz shine with blinding brilliance -- blinding us to our divisions, disagreements, and dys-functions (dys being the acronym for Doesn't Yet See)and that we all know and real-ize the Oneness of all. Peace, blessings, and great joy!
Posted by: Rita Losee, ScD, RN | December 21, 2006 at 07:51 AM
My hope for 2007 is that palestinians and israelis will live together in peace in one country with shared power.
Posted by: Frank Rosebrock | December 21, 2006 at 04:37 AM