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SMOKE ON THE WIND

February 6, 2002 Rev. Thomas Dancing Feather Ebbing 0 min read

BLOSSOMS OF LOVE

Our thoughts are energy. Fear is misdirected energy and must be redirected or transmuted into faith.

Let our energy be a light of love and respect with the fragrance of an ever-blooming rose of love from our heart center. Growing in purpose in the Master’s Garden, we will always be blossoms of The Great Spirit’s love and light.

We have the power to plant our roots of love and light deep into our Mother Earth, so that there will be no weeds of darkness, only blossoms of Christ’s love for us.

Rev. Tom Dancing Feather Ebbing

RAISIN’ BREAD

It is time to remove the

twisted ties from

the Bread of Life,

And take

nourishment.

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