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A Few Gifts


From Our Earth
Thank You!


Earth is the heart of our universe, pulsing with love and life at all times. We totally depend on our planet to give lavishly and unconditionally of itself for our nourishment and support. Over the years, we have fallen out of balance with our earth, causing disorder, affliction, and shortage in all areas of our existence.

Practically every earthly system, natural and man-made, is in trouble. From the smallest microorganisms breeding in the soil to the massive world financial structures, all are struggling to stay alive in the current environment. We are beyond the point of grasping the facts of our degenerative condition; now is the time for transformative action. Part of the solution to our problem is to honor the 'hand' that feeds us.

As a collective unit, humanity must respectively return the love earth gives back to her by working to keep the planet alive. We must get off the fast track of destructive living by reducing and eliminating chemical pollution, waste, deforestation, animal cruelty, war, and human oppression.

Individually, we can advance our awareness of our human constitution, commit to holistic health, and employ a self sustaining lifestyle which is in harmony with the earth's evolution.
A simple initiative of learning how to grow one food crop is incredibly empowering by increasing the exchange of nurturing between an individual and the earth.

Our world changes are snowballing downhill at an exponential rate but humans have the power to put the brakes on a complete breakdown. When we see things as they really are, we will learn the truth about ourselves and the earth which guides us to the reconstruction of a better life.




The Kasmik Goddess called in to promote "Going Goddess" on The Roof Garden radio program!
Thanks to Rev. Baruti and all the other sisters who called in!!



The Roof Garden-Goddess Bless The Child That's Got Her Own!

Copyright Louis Barajas


How much time do you spend at your workplace? If you work a 40 hour week consistently for the year, you are spending approximately 50% of your daytime hours on your job. That figure is only true if you have 2 days off. More accurately, you spend about 67% of your day at work.

You may say "well, I have to make a living", but is this really living? At this pace, you are placing yourself in a 'grind' which reduces you to a powder or dust. This work condition is also known as working yourself to death. So there is very little time for actual living. Unfortunately, the Standard American Work Schedule (SAWS) does not promote balanced living and creation of a quality life.

Our minds are set like hands on a clock when it comes to how we relate to work. We accept the schedule given to us and then allow this schedule to establish a lifestyle for us. The natural cycles of our bodies are deactivated so that we can accommodate our job. We neglect our health by eating on the run, not drinking enough water, putting off exercise, and losing sleep for the sake of a paid position. Many of us sit in cramped spaces for long hours surrounded by negative energy and some of us participate in cumulative trauma activities day after day, year after year, until the body just gives out.

So many times I've seen sick individuals on the job, and when asked why don't they go home and rest, they say, "I can't afford to take off". Why can't they leave? Because their minds are set to the time clock, they are unable to value their lives above the price set by the employer. Most people will work through illness, tragedy, trauma, earned days off, and holidays in order to "catch up" or "get ahead" but ultimately, they lose valuable time that will never come back. They say "time is money", which really means, "My time is worth the price (wage) you assign to me."

The truth of the matter is that "time is life" as far as this world is concerned. Our reality is based on time and our lives are rooted in this reality, therefore we cannot have one without the other. When you are "out of time" you're finished in this life. When you consent to the manipulation of your time in this way, you are basically "killing time" as your life "whiles away". One day you wake up, you're 70 years old and suffering from arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, poor eyesight, on social security(if you're fortunate), and wondering where all the time went.

Let me give you a hint. Two of the most influential publications in history are Time(health, science and entertainment news) and Life(Your World in Pictures) magazines. One of the world's largest publishing companies is Time-Life whose products include books, music, video/DVD and multimedia goods, all of the things which influence, determine, and define your lifestyle. Do you see how these components are related? Do you see how others manipulate your "time" and "life"?

If you want to have a better quality, more fulfilling life, you must access more of your time. First, take time(make it a priority) to commit to caring for your body. This is the only one you get in this lifetime(those two words again), so prepare and nurture it for the long run. Don't maintain your car or house better than your body. Second, value your time equal to your life; in other words, how much is your life worth? $50,000, $1,000,000, or is it priceless? Wrap your brain around it. Third, honor yourself by not working yourself to death. Don't make life so serious.... make time to play. The more time you make, the more you'll get.

Become a time nurturer, not a time murderer.

Written by Kasmik Goddess







CERES
copyright 2008 CBREEZE


In the Northern hemisphere, March is the true beginning of the new year, ushering in a new season of planning, planting, and growth. "Spring forward" is the charge we all proclaim as the earth makes her way closer to the sun and the days lengthen. Our spirits brighten as the sun's warmth calls all life forth toward new development and form. We step to a faster beat now, marching in sync with progression of time, advancing like soldiers on a mission to complete.

It seems appropriate that the name 'March' stems from the Roman god Mars, the god of war, who was worshipped by countless legions of soldiers in the Roman Empire. But initially, Mars was a Roman god of agriculture and vegetation, protector of crops and animals who was associated with springtime and fertility. However, over time the role of Mars changed as he was given a new position a the warlord.

One whose position has not changed is the Roman goddess of agriculture, Ceres. She is the mother of grain, crops, fertility, and abundance, and is also known as the eternal earth mother.
The name Ceres is derived from root words which mean ' to grow', 'create', and 'increase' and the word 'cereal' is a relative form of her name.

March is a great time to increase your knowledge and creative power by working with nature's gifts. Plan a small garden and plant a few seeds as a part of a new development in your life. Learning simple agricultural skills will maximize our likelihood for survival and optimal health, so why not take up the staff and give it a try. You'll be surprised at what you can do!






BRIGHID
forging the blade of creativity
copyright by CBREEZE 2009

In Celtic myth, Brighid is one of the most ancient goddesses known and revered in many European countries. Even today in Ireland, Spain, Scotland, Wales, Britain, and France, honor and devotion is rendered to her principles and culminated in the celebration of Imbolc, a symbolic festival signifying the beginning of a new year. Commonly celebrated on February 1st or 2nd, Imbolc is associated with the first signs of spring and is also known as St. Brighid's Day.

The persona of Brighid is undeniably identified with 'flames' and 'fire' which corresponds to her reign over creative works like poetry, music, and song;
smithcraft(metal working); and healing. Her attributes of light, inspiration, and all skills connected to fire support her position as the Goddess of physicians, the healing arts, prophecy, and divination. Brighid is always associated with the creative sacred fires of the divine and rules over the hearth, home, marriage, family, and fertility. In fact the word 'bride' is a diminutive of the name Brighid.

Many enduring stories exist expounding the intricate works and responsibilities of the Goddess Brighid. According to ancient Celtic customs, the woman armed the young man with his weapons, in a sense initiating him into manhood and instructing him on how to defend the family and community, not only as a warrior, but as a healer too. Brighid, being the divine symbol of woman, as the Goddess of spoken word, music, healing arts, the home, and smithcraft, forges the blade of the divine in the sacred fires , providing vigilant protection, wisdom, and santuary. She remains an iconic, popular, and powerful character of religious interest.



Hummus is a delicious spread made from chickpeas(garbanzo beans). A popular and nutritious food for thousands of years in Africa and the Mediterranean, hummus has made its way into the supermarkets, restaurants, and homes in America as convenient and tasty snack. Hummus is very easy to make and can save you time, money, and effort in the kitchen. Endless varieties of hummus can be created from the basic ingredients of chickpeas, olive oil, lemon, and salt, and it can be eaten as a spread or dip with bread, veggies, or crackers. Many hummus recipes use tahini(sesame seed paste) as an added ingredient, but it is not necessary. I like to eat it in my salads and pita sandwiches. Light, easy to digest, yet filling, hummus is a good source of fiber, protein, carbohydrates, minerals, and B vitamins.


Recipe:
1 can garbanzo beans, drained
juice from 1/2 lemon
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil(cold pressed)
1 clove garlic
1/2 teaspoon celtic or himalayan sea salt
1/4 teaspoon paprika
1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
2 tablespoons coarsely chopped chives
2 0unces distilled water

Place all ingredients into food processor or blender. Blend on low for 3o seconds or pulse to get all ingredients mixed, then puree for 2-3 minutes or until smooth consistency is achieved. If you desire a smoother spread add a few tablespoons of water at a time. Give it a taste test before pouring into container and add more salt if needed.
Garnish with chives, cilantro, parsley, or olives and sprinkle a little crushed red pepper for a sumptuous presentation. Serve with pita, tortilla chips, naan, as a side or main dish with salad or cut veggies.

Garbanzos are not only for hummus. They can be added to soups, curries, salad, stews, and casseroles. Check out this easy dish:






Garlic is one the oldest medicines known to humans and has been found in the ancient Egyptian tombs dating before 5,000 B.C. Studies conducted at the Public Health Department in New Delhi, India indicate that 98% of people who live to 100 years of age or more consume at least one clove of garlic a day. Garlic carries within it a laundry list of benefits like lowering blood pressure, blood cleansing, arthritis relief, and decongestant, plus garlic packs powerful properties including antibiotic, antiviral, germicidal, antiseptic, and antifungal. The key ingredient in garlic is an organic sulfur compound named allicin. This compound quickly changes into other chemicals and loses its effectiveness when garlic is processed making it difficult to obtain the full medicinal value. Cooking garlic destroys the allicin rendering it negligible for healing. The best way to benefit from garlic's miracle healing properties is to ingest it in its raw form as quickly as possible.

Lemon is one of the only foods on earth that has a special atomic structure which causes it to produce an abundance of electromagnetic energy. This energy is extremely healing, cleansing and balancing to entire body. Lemon helps to activate and increase the efficiency of the liver. Rich in potassium, calcium, phosphorous, and magnesium, lemons are another miracle food which has been useful in treating colds, flu, scurvy, sore throat, and liver problems.

Honey has also been found in ancient tombs and temples around the world and is still highly prized for its healing properties. Antibacterial, antifungal, antiseptic, antibiotic, and a natural preservative, honey does not spoil. Many studies have shown that honey is very effective in healing allergy symptoms. It many uses include external as well as internal applications, and it tastes delicious!

Almost everyone and their grandmother has a recipe or recommendation for using the 'holy trinity' of nature for healing ailments, and we never tire of trying them. Here is another recipe to add to your collection for building the immune system, fighting cold and allergy symptoms, and general internal body cleansing.

Lemon Milky

Ingredients:
3 lemons
6 cloves of garlic- peeled (can chop if desired)
2 tablespoons honey(tupelo or gallberry preferred)

Juice lemons

Place inside blender with other ingredients.

Blend for about 1 minute.
Pour into glass container and refrigerate.

Take 2 tablespoons of mixture every 2-3 hours until symptoms improve. Make a fresh batch every day if desired or needed.




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Oldies but Goodies

  • The Illyad
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WORD GAMES

  • A Separate Reality-Carlos Castaneda
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  • Parable of the Talents-Octavia Butler
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  • Things Fall Apart-Chinua Achebe
  • Sula-Toni Morrison
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  • The Egyptian Book of the Dead-E.A. Wallis Budge
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