[Mb-civic] White Buffalo
Lyle K'ang
lyve at netzero.com
Fri Oct 1 16:43:59 PDT 2004
Ah, you are right about your ass hole-but really is the buffalo a stranger? Think in terms of universal symbology, transference of energies, and in fact, something we as a society has lost.
Your's and my ancestors, ship travelers, celestial navigators, all knew about higher things and signs.
Christian: burning bush? yes, it's a bush.
Pillar of salt:
Just a few of the common ones. Other religion's, thought's and processes have their own. Another fact, is that we are not who we tend to imagine or believe. We have another journey to expand to find who we are.
Sure your name is Richard and I'm Lyle, but in the spectrum of infinity we don't come close, either of us, to what the true buffalo is....
Lady of fathama (sp?), so much through the ages...you know what I mean.
Aztecs, pyramids, Mu, Alignment of planets and their influence upon man...it all continues and again waits for a civilization perhaps the new renaissance-I don't know.
Later,
Lyle K'ang
-- "richard haase" <hotprojects at nyc.rr.com> wrote:
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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