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May 29, 2002 Rev. Thomas Dancing Feather Ebbing

SOUTH

As we stand in the South direction of Life’s Circle, we once again put our prayer down upon Mother Earth, saying that we are open and receptive to trust the decisions that we will make today as we connect with the Holy Spirit within us, around us. This is a good way to start our day, praying to God in gratitude and thanking Him for being with us and trusting that our faith will sustain us. Ask in the name of Jesus, the Way-Shower, that we be given strength for our spiritual journey, a journey of unconditional love and respect for all creation, trusting Spirit – the Holy Spirit. May your day, your life, be filled with blessings. This I pray for you – trust me.

Next we will go to the West direction for introspection – The Looks Within Place.

Rev. Tom Dancing Feather Ebbing

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