Roll call... Colorado

I love the snow! It's gorgeous here in Keystone, riding's sick...Its supposed to snow all week, sweet!

 

Um, the 19th is comin' up. I want details honey. Thanks

 

I was planning on going to the vigil tomorrow anyway, but wouldn't have gone until 1pm if you hadn't told me about the drummin'. I'll be there with my 8-month-daughter. We like to listen and dance. See you there!

Lena

 

Ooooh, me too! Those grannies were hilarious! Sorry we missed ya. I got there around 1230. We were a little late. So we just caught the end of the drums. Maybe we'll catch each other next time.

 

I'm an evil dirty Texan who just moved to Lakewood (a Denver 'burb) last month. My apartments are a bit ghetto, but it's nothing compared to Dallas so I can cope. Yeah, I'm only here to go to school. The mountains are nice and school is a blast, but I can't wait to get back to the swomp and after Dallas I don't want to live in another anthill any longer than I have to. Besides, for some reason a lot of Coloradans hate me because I'm from Texas. Yeah, that's my biggest complaint about Colorado, the bigotry towards Texans. Please stop, I don't like being cut off in traffic, laughed at by DMV officials, and ignored by my neighbors once my home state is revealed, not that everybody treats me like shit, but enough do that it seriously harshes my buzz just about anytime I go out of my house.

 

I grew up over by Guymon, Oklahoma. Living in Boise, Idaho now,(despite Idaho's conservative politics, there are a lot of open minded people here..unlike Guymon) and don't plan to go back to the "witch hunt" mentality of western oklahoma. I normally don't say mean things about people, but I saw a lot of racial and cultural intolerance there and don't miss a minute of it.

 

Hi all,

I was recently certified in a new healing technique and need to do 50 healings by June in order to qualify to teach. The sessions are free. Anyone in the colorado area, with physical problems no matter how big or small, please contact me at:

vesica1@hotmail.com

Thanks,
Dan

 

The technique is called trinity healing...A lot of people are familiar with Reiki? As the story goes...Dr. Usui was familiar with the most famous healer of all...Jesus, and wanted to bring that type of healing into modern day. He was unsure of how to do it, so he fasted and went into meditation for 21 days. On the last day, he was sitting under a tree, and a beam of light hit his forehead and he passed out. When he woke up, all he could see were these symbols which eventually became the reiki symbols. He spent the better part of his life healing with reiki and the new symbols. When he was ready to pass away, he taught someone close to him how to teach this info so it wouldn't be lost. When that person was ready to pass, he did the same. What happened over time, is that each person that received the information changed part of the origonal reiki. After generation, the once pure Reiki has become diluted from what it was intended to be. This is a big debate among practicioners today. Another thing that keeps reiki from being fully effective is that practicioners aren't required to do the spiritual work to keep their skills sharp(meditation, prayer, etc.) This isn't meant as an attack on reiki! There are people that are familiar with this and want to see the purity of Reiki returned, so the full healing energies can be as effective as possible! That's where the trinity techniques come in. Practicioners spend many years in meditation before they are ready, and then must meditate daily to keep up their "spiritual muscles" There is a lot more to it, and a full description is given prior to the healing. Hope this helps.

In god's unconditional love,
Dan

 

wondering - drummin mama and others around the littleton area, how do you feel littleton is portrayed in bowling for columbine? when the creators of southpark speak of littleton in such a negative light? i've never been to colorado, nonetheless littleton, however, after hearing those guys speak, i was under the impression that the area was whitewashed, ultra surburban, close minded, and lacked creative outlet. i'm not saying it is; i realize that one must not judge a place based on one persons portrayel.
still- how do you feel about this portrayel? does it ring true? how has littleton moved on after the columbine shootings? i realize that you just recently moved there. do you recognize the lasting effects that tragedy had on the town?

 

well put. i did not know that littleton was so close to those places mentioned. i know what you mean about all that...you make the best of your situation whatever it may be. i will be in colorado come july to see for myself! thanks for responding.