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• PEACE

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr December 25, 2011
  Thunder rumbles in the mountain passes... And lightning rattles the eaves of our houses.Flood waters await us in our avenues.Snow falls upon snow, falls upon snow to avalancheOver unprotected villages.The sky slips low and grey and threatening.We question ourselves.What have we done to so affront na...
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• The Real Thanksgiving- a history lesson

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr November 21, 2011
  　 The Plymouth Thanksgiving Story THE REAL STORY OF THANKSGIVING by Susan Bates Most of us associate the holiday with happy Pilgrims and Indians sitting down to a big feast. And that did happen - once. The story began in 1614 when a band of English explorers sailed home to England with a ship f...
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• The Code

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr September 24, 2011
  TEN INTENTIONS FOR A BETTER WORLD   The First Intent-Support Life   I refrain from opposing or harming anyone. I allow others to have their own experiences. I see life in all things and honor it as if it were my own. I support life.   The Second Intent-Seek Truth   I foll...
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• How wild horses help the ecosystem

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr September 2, 2011
  by Craig Downer 　 1. The natural comeback of the returned native horse (Equus caballus) in a large-mammal-impoverished North America is a benign reoccupation of a recently dis-occupied ecological niche. This constitutes a natural restoration, including in the West. 2. Similarly to the horse, the ...

• Tears of a Nation

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr August 24, 2011
  This is so beautiful, and so true...     TEARS OF A NATIONI met a man of many colors And a tear was upon his cheek."Old m...an" I ask, "why do you cry With such an agonizing weep?""Oh child" this man he says to me, "My heart is broken in so many waysThat I believe this day to end Will ...
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• Don't Look Back

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr August 21, 2011
  Don’t Look Back   As you through life there are always those times when decisions have to be made, when choices are hard and solutions seem scarce, and the rain seems to soak your parade. These are situations where all you can do is simply move on, gather your courage, and choose a dir...

• Catlin's Creed

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr August 10, 2011
  Catlin’s Creed   I love a people who have always made welcome to the best they had I love a people who are honest without laws, who have no jails and no poorhouses I love a people who the commandments without ever having read them or heard them preached from the pulpit I love a peopl...
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• Spiritual Materialism’s Top-Ten List

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr August 4, 2011
  I had the honor and priveledge of working with Elizibeth Lesser at Omega Institute for Holistic Studies. This is an excerpt from her book, The Seeker's Guide: Making Your Life a Spiritual Adventure, enjoy!   Spiritual Materialism’s Top-Ten List   1. Narcissism: There’s a th...

• Dealing with Pain

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr July 31, 2011
  Dealing with Pain   Into each life some rain must fall. I’m not sure if that’s the exact quote but you get the idea, this however is: “It doesn’t interest me what planets are squaring your moon, I want to know if you have been touched by the center of your own sorrow,...
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• America

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr July 30, 2011
  Some of you have seen this already, I decided it was time to post for everyone, as always, my words come from my heart.   America   America the beautiful Sometimes I think not The land, it was stolen Through unfair battles fought   Its caretakers murdered Their children and ...
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• Beauty

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr July 29, 2011
  "I want to know if you can see beauty, even when it's not pretty, everyday, and if you can source your own life from it's presence,"   A line from "the Invitation" by Oriah Mountain Dreamer. Do we often take the simple everyday things for granted? Can you see beauty in a blade of grass, or th...

• Fourth of July

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr July 4, 2011
  Fourth of July… We celebrate the birth of our nation on this auspicious day, but at what cost? Whose rights and liberties did we trample on to acquire this great land we call home? The people living here peacefully, taking care of the land, respecting it’s inhabitants. We as “Ame...

• Tin Man.....a little ditty by Envisage

  by Reverend Rosemarie Mohr June 29, 2011
  Tin Man   Eyes cold as steel Perhaps a shield What kind of dark secrets Do they yield? Did someone hurt you long ago? Did they break your heart? Did they steal your soul? Leave you with an empty space And within your mouth, a bitter taste Strong character, undaunted faith Yet you ke...
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