[Mb-civic] White Buffalo

[richard haase]

yes but its my asshole lyle
and the buffalo is a stranger

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lyle K'ang" <lyve at netzero.com>
To: <mb-civic at islandlists.com>
Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 3:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Mb-civic] White Buffalo


>
> Just a Buffalo-Oh! really Richard. Have you looked up your ass
lately...it's just an ass hole, right?!
>
> Wrong-it has function, without it-you die. Eat the wrong foods, it
inhibits your spiritual flow (growth) and out comes garbage.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lyle K'ang
>
>
> -- "richard haase" <hotprojects at nyc.rr.com> wrote:
> i think she was just a buffalo honest
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Lyle K'ang" <lyve at netzero.com>
> To: <mb-civic at islandlists.com>
> Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 4:28 PM
> Subject: Re: [Mb-civic] White Buffalo
>
>
> >
> > Sadly, she calls through her spirit now. She calls all people for
> commonality. She calls for intervention not segregation, hate or
> bewilderment.
> >
> > People-the last of the species of animal...are reluctant to feel, even
> during moments like these. It is not the meat of the buffalo but the head
of
> wisdom that speaks.
> >
> > Some hear her, some mourn her, some are dumbfounded. I remember her
> saying, 'call upon all man-kind, put  your weapons away and look to the
> spirit to build your consciousness. We have to build our consciousness for
> without consciousness we will never see nor realize our
> higher-consciousness-which simply speaking are the plants to plants, and
> animal to animal.'
> >
> > Feel the song between us-it rises and follows 'Miracle' like magic.
> >
> > Rest in Peace oh, white buffalo and guide us,
> >
> > Lyle K'ang
> >
> >
> > -- barbarasiomos38 at webtv.net (Barbara Siomos) wrote:
> > By Catherine W. Idzerda/Gazette Staff
> >
> > Miracle is gone.
> >
> > Miracle the buffalo, the symbol of peace, died at 11:07 p.m. Sunday on
> > the Dave and Valerie Heider
> > farm in Janesville. "She became sick on Friday,"
> > Dave Heider said. "She was off her feed and  became lethargic." The vet
> > was with Miracle for
> > much of last weekend but couldn't save her. "We
> > don't believe she was suffering," Heider said Friday
> > afternoon. "It looked like she was resting peacefully."
> >
> > The vet and Valerie Heider were with Miracle when
> > she died. It is not known why Miracle died, and the
> > Heiders thought it would be inappropriate to do an
> > autopsy. "I really don't know what happened; she's
> > always been small," Dave Heider said. Miracle was
> > buried in an unmarked grave. The Heiders may plan
> > a memorial service at a later date and haven't decided on a grave
> > marker.
> >
> > Miracle was born on Aug. 20, 1994. She was the
> > first all-white buffalo born since 1933. A white
> > buffalo is a sacred figure to some American Indians.
> > According to a Lakota Sioux legend, the return of
> > the female white buffalo calf heralded an era of
> > peace and understanding among the people of the
> > Earth.
> >
> > Her appearance caused an influx of visitors from all
> > over the world to the 45-acre farm at 2739 S. River
> > Road. People tramped up and down the farm lane
> > at all hours of the night. The phone rang constantly.
> > The Heiders had to set aside part of their land for
> > parking.
> >
> > The attention was exhausting. In an 1999 interview,
> > Heider talked about the days after Miracle's birth:
> > "We figured after three months it would all dry up
> > and go away. Now, we know better. Sometimes, I
> > regret it." But his attitude changed, and he came to
> > feel blessed by Miracle's presence. "We met people
> > from all over the world," Heider said. "We had
> > opportunities that we never would have had before."
> >
> > The Heiders have played host to 300 tribes from all
> > over the world including the Masai of Africa, the Aztecs of Mexico and
> > aborigines from Australia. The
> > Sioux, the Cree and the Ho Chunk are just a few
> > of the tribes that have been to their home.
> >
> > Over the years, Miracle turned black, red and yellow. Part of the legend
> > said that the white
> > buffalo would turn different colors to reflect all
> > human races. Miracle had three calves, Millennium,
> > Lady Miracle, Mitakuye Oyasin- which means "We
> > Are All Related in the Sacred Hoop of Life" in the
> > Nakota Sioux language.
> >
> > In August, about 300 people visited the Heider farm
> > for her 10th birthday. Many visitors said Miracle
> > represented hope in time of war. "The legend
> > doesn't say anything about Miracle dying," Heider
> > said. "Buffalos can live to be 25 to 30 years old."
> > Heider delayed releasing the news for the better
> > part of a week because he and his wife had to go on a business trip and
> > they were still adjusting to
> > their own shock and sadness.
> >
> > "I really don't know how you can love an animal that
> > much that you couldn't touch. She wasn't tame, you
> > know, she was basically a wild animal," Heider said.
> > "It's hard to put into words; I don't know how to
> > explain it. It's like losing a close friend or relative."
> >
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