Very dear sisters and brothers of the USA and the planet... we have talked
about the massacre which has happened for a second time in Colorado, USA.. WE
EXTEND TO YOU OUR SINCERE CONDOLENCES. We are so sorry, we do not wish this
suffering on any one, or any nation anywhere.
We must STOP, STOP AND
SEE. This is a call to figure out why, why. It is not that a very intelligent,
nice white young man, who had, it seems, "a good future ahead" went crazy.. No,
it is that something is empty and wrong.
How can it be that to what
such destructive films, that so creatively show violence, in such way that
people could not even distinguish between real fire and special effects? how
can it be that such gore is consider family distraction, and even recreation?
how can it be that then we can not see the suffering by wars and the human made
destruction of nature inflected on not millions, but billions of people all over
the world right now? and how can it be that this film was to bring the largest
gain ever for that ''industry", and they are still showing it, under heavy
police surveillance,so this weekend they will get the earnings planned?
This week in El Salvador, five families have been awaiting in prayers
and tears, the police digging common graves in the earthquake stricken hill near
San Salvador, looking for the bodies of their five teenagers who were
sequestered as they got out of school a month ago.. this is our daily bread
here.. and it can not and must not be for us or for you.
Hermanas y
hermanos, please,please, take time to meditate, that is to look for
the medi-cine, medi-tate, on this happening.. Stop, stop, and decide to SEE the
call.. it happened in AURORA, COLORADO.. THE MEANING OF AURORA IS DAWN, THE
BEGINNING OF THE NEW DAY.. THE LIGHT OF THE NEW DAY..
We in El
Salvador and C.A., know what it means to experience every day such horrifying
massacres, they truly keep us terrorized. For us is the combination
of a flow of arms, organized crime, extremely corrupting organized crime, and
the flow of drugs to the North. Besides the horrible deaths, this is very
expensive for us , thus it means lack of jobs, opportunities for youth, lack of
education, health, housing , transportation, in other words tears and tears and
a LACK OF A MEANINGFUL FUTURE NOW AND DECADES BEYOND TODAY.
We remember
what happened not too long ago in Norway, today is the anniversary of that
massacre, where a most bizarre long and well planned attack on youth and the
city was perpetrated by a young man, who did not have any of the poverty needs
that often are seen in the North, as the source of the violence we experience in
our impoverished countries. And the same has happened in Finland this year
too.
SISTERS AND BROTHERS, IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO FEEL THE PAIN.. WE MUST BE
READY TO BE THE CHANGE WE ARE AND HAVE BEEN DREAMING AND LOOKING FOR. WHAT IS
THE PRESENT AND FUTURE WE NEED. EACH OF THE PERSONAL AND COLLECTIVE DECISIONS
WE MAKE TODAY, CREATE THE COLLECTIVE PRESENT AND FUTURE FOR OURSELVES, THE
FUTURE GENERATIONS, AND THE CONDITIONS FOR MOTHER EARTH AND MOTHER
NATURE.
IT IS TIME TO DECIDE, WE MUST CHOOSE TO BE AWAKE .. and HERE IS A
GIFT, do please look at the info on the PEACE CAMP BELOW
MUCH LOVE.. Marta-- El Salvador-- SIGLO XXIII
Monday, July 23, 2012
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Furoshiki Fabric Lunch Wraps Are Here!
We just received some of these gorgeous lunch wraps today, and are already planning to order more. They are even more wonderful than we expected them to be!
The ancient Japanese tradition of knotting, folding and twisting, dating back to the 17th century, is the technique used for these traditionally-styled lunch carriers. When untwisted, they make a lovely placemat for your meal.
Double-sided and machine washable, these cotton furoshiki (pronounced f-ROHSH-kee) wraps are sewn from colorful fair trade textiles hand printed by artisans using wooden blocks and wax batik techniques perfected over generations. Whether you are packing food at home, picking up take-out or just need a versatile bag, these wraps make it easy to say goodbye to plastic bags, vinyl totes and other eco un-friendly food containers.
We also have some stainless steel food containers at Radiance, that pair nicely with these cloth wraps.
The ancient Japanese tradition of knotting, folding and twisting, dating back to the 17th century, is the technique used for these traditionally-styled lunch carriers. When untwisted, they make a lovely placemat for your meal.
Double-sided and machine washable, these cotton furoshiki (pronounced f-ROHSH-kee) wraps are sewn from colorful fair trade textiles hand printed by artisans using wooden blocks and wax batik techniques perfected over generations. Whether you are packing food at home, picking up take-out or just need a versatile bag, these wraps make it easy to say goodbye to plastic bags, vinyl totes and other eco un-friendly food containers.
We also have some stainless steel food containers at Radiance, that pair nicely with these cloth wraps.
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