"I am lovers with what hasn't a name: the inside of wind,

the stutter of rain ..." ❤ excerpt (c) Amy Schutzer


Thursday, September 1, 2011

Obligations of the True Path Walker


❤ Obligations of the True Path Walkers ❤

To bring back the natural harmony that humans once enjoyed.
To save the planet from present practices of destruction.


To find and re-employ real truth.
To promote true balance between both genders.


To share and be less materialistic.
To become rid of prejudice.
To learn to be related.


To be kind to animals and take no more than we need.
To play with one's children and love each equally and fairly.


To be brave and courageous, enough so,
to take a stand and make a commitment.
To understand what Generations Unborn really means.


To accept the Great Mystery
in order to end foolish argument over religion.




6 comments:

mxtodis123 said...

Wonderful post. The Native Americans have so much wisdom to impart.
Mary

Melodie said...

Why is something so simple so hard for the world?

the wild magnolia said...

Melodie,

I am thinking on this more and more. I long for the words of this poem to sink in universally.

Gail Dixon said...

Yes, much wisdom here.

I have to say that normally I hate music players which start automatically on blogs, but the song you have on yours is so peaceful! One evening I kept your blog page open so I could listen to the whole thing. :)

GYPSYWOMAN said...

beautiful post, dear lady - love "to accept the great mystery" - thanks so much for coming by my little campfire - wonderful to have you drop by!

On Fragile Wings said...

Wonderful rules to live by and to teach to others.

Autumn blessings
hugs Sharon

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