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May 2009 
Has The Land Got Feeling from a 12 yr old
Posted on May 30th, 2009
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Pierre and Sunny Soleil
Pierre and Sunny Soleil
I, Pierre, have been on an earthly mission for most of my life.
I have always known somehow that the land is precious. I spent my childhood years hanging out on the reservation, in the forests and mountains. I have lived in the forest many times over the years. My experience has shown me over and over that the earth is my natural home as it is for all of us.
And NOW after spending twenty years in the asphalt jungle, I know that the time has come to go home to Ma – to Return to Earth.
When I enter the woods I feel alive, I feel the healing energy, and I feel at one with the trees and the universe. And Ma talks to me through the trees and the wind and the water and the indigenous life, just as she talked to me when I was a young boy.
She is talking to all of us if we only take the time to stop and listen
She waits, patiently, through her pain, forgiving and all embracing inviting the mankind to venture out from the city machine and experience coming home to her. And the more you enjoy her natural bounty the more you begin to feel alive and the more you tune into the connection to all that is.
And like that life is very different
I wrote this when I was twelve years old
Has Land Got Feeling?
How do we know the land has no feeling?
It may be screaming and hollering for help deep inside.
We cover its surface with garbage and trash and we fill its air with smog and gas.
How do we know the land has no feeling?
We fill its waters with oil and waste and all kinds of muck.
We trample the land down with so many feet.
I suppose it is crying and weeping.
We build smog filling factories where once there were crops growing.
How do we know the land has no feeling?
By Pierre Soleil age 12 1971
http://people.tribe.net/windwaterclear
Harmonic Emergence Return to Earth
Creative Life Foundation our base site
I have always known somehow that the land is precious. I spent my childhood years hanging out on the reservation, in the forests and mountains. I have lived in the forest many times over the years. My experience has shown me over and over that the earth is my natural home as it is for all of us.
And NOW after spending twenty years in the asphalt jungle, I know that the time has come to go home to Ma – to Return to Earth.
When I enter the woods I feel alive, I feel the healing energy, and I feel at one with the trees and the universe. And Ma talks to me through the trees and the wind and the water and the indigenous life, just as she talked to me when I was a young boy.
She is talking to all of us if we only take the time to stop and listen
She waits, patiently, through her pain, forgiving and all embracing inviting the mankind to venture out from the city machine and experience coming home to her. And the more you enjoy her natural bounty the more you begin to feel alive and the more you tune into the connection to all that is.
And like that life is very different
I wrote this when I was twelve years old
Has Land Got Feeling?
How do we know the land has no feeling?
It may be screaming and hollering for help deep inside.
We cover its surface with garbage and trash and we fill its air with smog and gas.
How do we know the land has no feeling?
We fill its waters with oil and waste and all kinds of muck.
We trample the land down with so many feet.
I suppose it is crying and weeping.
We build smog filling factories where once there were crops growing.
How do we know the land has no feeling?
By Pierre Soleil age 12 1971
http://people.tribe.net/windwaterclear
Harmonic Emergence Return to Earth
Creative Life Foundation our base site
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Has the land got feeling?
This is a beautiful question, and one of my favorite sorts. Thank you.
Pierre,
I walk in my woods almost daily and I feel there as you describe here. I am so natural there, everything is natural there. I feel the trees and the other life forms that live there with me and play with them when they let me.
It is a blessing to have such a place to wander. Where you are on the TN/GA border is probably much like where I am.
We know the land does have feeling but many people haven't a clue. We are some part of Gaia but Gaia is much more than we are individually. If we have feeling, then Gaia does, though it may be difficult for most to discern that from such a limited perspective as human life.
Deb