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Buffalohair: Award Winning Laureate Wang Ping Graces Literary World of Trinidad Colorado

3/19/2016

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Award Winning Laureate Wang Ping Graces Literary World of Trinidad Colorado

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‘International Flare’ best describes the activities at the Gallery Main/Trinidad Area Arts Counsel. Along with a budding art community, the literary scene within this historic community has grown exponentially and nothing could emphasis this more than a visit by the ever popular award winning laureate Wang Ping.



Through the concerted efforts of the literary community and the Trinidad State Junior College, most notably, educator John Casuqarelli Wang Ping chose to grace this community with both a book signing of her epic piece ‘Ten Thousand Waves’ and do some readings from her book. On a side bar, her masterpiece earned acclaim as a feature film of historic significance in addressing the atrocious treatment of Chinese immigrants in the land of freedom, milk and honey, (USA).

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Open, warm and vivacious yet accented with subtle Asian mystery and timeless allure, that is ‘The Wang Ping Experience’. Whisked away to a place far removed from time and space, sometimes with joy and sometimes with poignancy and pain. In a culinary sense Wang Ping titillates and deliciates the literary palate of all who are graced with the sound of this enchantress’ voice. Mesmerizing would be an understatement and thought provoking would only skim the surface…



Was the audience whisked to a place of joy or dark forebode in a repartee of stark reality? Well, I was pretty frigging happy since Wang Ping was on the other side of my camera lens and I was in Downtown Trinidad Colorado. No rush hour traffic on the Hollywood Freeway for me eh. It was a two day adventure with a world class poet and humanitarian, Wang Ping. With the splendor of the majestic Rocky Mountains as her backdrop it does not get any better than that.



If you are aware of Wang Ping you are also aware she is never idle and everything has purpose and direction. In coming to Trinidad she also made the community aware of her on going *’Kinship of Rivers’ project uniting communities in kinship and harmony along the Mississippi & Yangtze Rivers. From what I observed it’s an extension of an olive branch in uniting people, not governments or politics. Just unity among the children of planet earth

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Within this Kinship of Rivers project are these colorful flags molded after Tibetan Prayer Flags. For the most part they hold the same significance but with a dash of kinship for those who live along these powerful earth bound arteries of life and their tributaries. The flags where written with the hopes and dreams of the people then the thoughts symbolically released. All with the expressed blessing from His Holiness the Dali Lama.

Throughout the pomp and circumstance of Wang Ping’s whirlwind visit to Trinidad,

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Colorado there was a theme that resonated during her entire stay and it was simply a message of love, tolerance and good will. What I saw through my camera lens was poetry in motion as this award winning woman blended and interacted with fans as if they were the oldest of friends and it was genuine. You could feel the magic as she made everyone she met feel uniquely special. You should have been there, oh well.



Your Devil’s Advocate
Buffalohair


*http://www.kinshipofrivers.org/home



Dividere la Storia
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Figure Skating at 5000' in the mountains of British Columbia | Shot in 4K! Bradley Friesen

3/14/2016

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Figure Skating at 5000' in the mountains of British Columbia | Shot in 4K!

Bradley Friesen


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEE93ppZQ1I





No one had ever skated on this frozen mountain lake. Until now.




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One By One - - Rik Mayall's message before he died

3/5/2016

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Predictive film? You decide. Mass Depopulation conspiracy. Catch it while you can. One by one the full movie. It may not last long on youtube.


1 BY 1 with Rik Mayall
One By One - - Rik Mayall's message before he died 'Release Date 25.12.2015 Cast Dion - Heather Wilson Jeff - Sean Meyer Proof - Steve Macaulay Lily - Katrin...
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 Farewell

3/3/2016

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Antonio Sanchez shared Healing Soul Photography's photo.

 Farewell
This bison bull softly touches the face of a fallen bull during the bison hunt north of Yellowstone.

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Meet the man who walked for 17 days to keep a promise to his late wife

3/2/2016

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CBC Aboriginal
 "It was my 26th wedding anniversary and that's what Health Canada gave me for an anniversary present — a dead wife," Shewaybick said. CBC Thunder Bay

Meet the man who walked for 17 days to keep a promise to his late wife

Norman Shewaybick walked for 500 kilometres along the winter ice roads north of Thunder Bay, Ont., carrying his grief at the loss of his wife and dragging the oxygen…
cbc.ca

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The Native experience of America or to Hell & Back !

3/1/2016

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Roger Cultee shared I Love Ancestry's video.
the Native experience of America or to Hell & Back !



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101,577 Views
I Love Ancestry with Liz Mead and 45 others.
January 21 ·
Trauma May Be Woven Into DNA of Native Americans. "A Deep Embedded Genetic Depression" Native healers, medicine people and elders have always known this and it is common knowledge in Native oral traditions.

According to Bitsoi, Navajo, a PhD Research Associate in Genetics at Harvard University, EPIGENETICS is beginning to uncover scientific proof that intergenerational trauma is real. Historical trauma, therefore, can be seen as a contributing cause in the development of illnesses such as PTSD, depression and type 2 diabetes.
Native peoples ability to maintain culture and sense of who they are in the face of such a traumatic history suggests an inherited resilience that bears scientific examination as well, according to Joseph Gone, professor at the University of Michigan and member of the Gros Ventre tribe of Montana.
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What exactly is historical or intergenerational trauma?
In the initial phase, the dominant culture perpetrates mass trauma on a population in the form of colonialism, slavery, war or genocide. In the second phase the affected population shows physical and psychological symptoms in response to the trauma. In the final phase, the initial population passes these responses to trauma to subsequent generations, who in turn display similar symptoms.

According to researchers, high rates of addiction, suicide, mental illness, sexual violence and other ills among Native peoples might be, at least in part, influenced by historical trauma.
“Many present-day health disparities can be traced back through epigenetics to a “colonial health deficit,” the result of colonization and its aftermath.” ~Bonnie Duran, associate professor in the Department of Health Services at the University of Washington School of Public Health and Director for Indigenous Health Research at the Indigenous Wellness Research Institute
According to the American Indian and Alaska Native Genetics Research Guide created by the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), studies have shown that various behavior and health conditions are due to inherited epigenetic changes.
Read this important article (In FULL) >> indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/…/trauma-may-be-woven-dn…
Short Video Clip from Watch Dakota 38 + 2 (Full Movie): In the spring of 2005, Jim Miller, a Native spiritual leader and Vietnam veteran, found himself in a dream riding on horseback across the great plains of South Dakota. Just before he awoke, he arrived at a riverbank in Minnesota and saw 38 of his Dakota ancestors hanged. At the time, Jim knew nothing of the largest mass execution in United States history, ordered by Abraham Lincoln on December 26, 1862. "When you have dreams, you know when they come from the creator... As any recovered alcoholic, I made believe that I didn't get it. I tried to put it out of my mind, yet it's one of those dreams that bothers you night and day."
Watch Dakota 38 + 2 (Full Movie) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElBVj50x2iQ

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