Comments for Earth Treasure Vase

Comment on Democratic Republic of Congo by Charles Uwiragiye

Charles Uwiragiye — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 12:50:56 +0000

Thank you very much for your efforts. Michele has told me about you. I am pygmy Batwa from Rwanda. Michelle will tell you more about mea nd what I am doing. In Rwanda Cultural conservation Act(CCA) has helped preserve the forest known as “Bikara Natural Forets”. But after starting the project funded by UNDP/GEF/SGP, the govewrnment got interest and now it is taken over for the sacred site for its heritage and natural history.

I will be sending you photos where possible if the network / signal here allows.

The story in Congo is absurd and please let us be in contact including Michelle. May be something can be done even for the Batwa women and men who are looked with for more abuse.

Comment on Australia by cynthia

cynthia — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 23:53:13 +0000

Thank you, Bob, for your kind words and participation. We have yet to plant a vase in Australia and are currently listening and watching for the path to open before us. It is our intention to bury the remaining Earth Treasure Vases before 12.21.12. Hope you’ll continue to join us in our prayers. Blessings to you.

Comment on Australia by Allan MacGillivray III

Allan MacGillivray III — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 17:36:29 +0000

Last night I went to the Congo Treasure Vase Ceremony and was impressed by the purity of the Buddhist/Shamnistic impetus for the end of suffering of all sentient beings. I was particularly impressed by the South African movie about the white lions of light and the Bushman shaman blessing pf the ” South African Treasure Vase”.
I wondered if a vase had been imbedded in Australia? Again, I was delighted to see that Bob Randall, an Aboriginal elder, shaman and author participated…Perfect! The involvement of two of the most ancient cultures on Earth i.e. Aborigines and Bushman and thier elders and medicine(s) can only bring the best of blessings to all.

Comment on South Africa by cynthia

cynthia — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 17:46:32 +0000

I thank you so very much, Sherree, for your generous words of support and kindness. Please stay in touch. We hope to return to South Africa and continue to tend the seeds of healing and protection we planted there in May. Bowing in gratitude…

Comment on South Africa by sherree

sherree — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 18:51:34 +0000

This was an incredible project, thank you for sharing it with me, it moved me in wonderful ways. May good things always follow you. Smiles.

Comment on South Africa by cynthia

cynthia — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 20:46:37 +0000

Thank you, Soozi, and thank you for your good work on behalf of the earth.

Comment on South Africa by soozi

soozi — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 08:27:10 +0000

Hy Cynthia

you love and passion for this project and hounour for our country cleary shows. Blessing and honour xx

Comment on South Africa by Barbara Abdinor

Barbara Abdinor — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 13:49:30 +0000

Thanks for sharing this little known but ever present side of South Africa with the world.

May all the prayers manifest!

Comment on Australia by cynthia

cynthia — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 16:44:39 +0000

Thank you for your comment and for your invitation. We do not wish to be exclusive in any way and if you would like to organize a gathering in Sydney, prior to our journey to Uluru, we would greatly appreciate the possibility of widening the circle and welcoming the prayers and offerings of your community.

A word about the intent of the Earth Treasure Vase Project in general and the Australia Earth Treasure Vase specifically: Cynthia has waited and listened for the best way forward to emerge for two decades. As you can see, another steward stepped forward some years ago, but that way ultimately did not come to pass.

At the heart of the practice and tradition is the honoring of indigenous wisdom and the First Peoples as the original stewards of the Earth. When Uncle Bob Randall, the traditional custodial elder of Uluru, stepped forward in the late fall of 2010, we could only be grateful that a path, where there had been none, had opened so miraculously and wonderfully. Again, it is not in any way that we intend to be exclusive. We welcome the opportunity to bring the vase to your community should that be something you are interested in.

Much of this is an intuitive process of listening…

Comment on Australia by Lyn

Lyn — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 02:57:39 +0000

I note that the Australian vase has not been buried yet. I’m actually in Australia and am unsure of the ‘significance’ of it going to Uluru or to the aboriginal people here which seems a bit exclusive of the remainder of the population? I wonder if you’ve heard of the Peace Festival which is held bi-annually in Warwick, Queensland? This festival – which has always included representatives from various cultures – including some special visitors at our last festival, four Tibetan Buddhist monks in exile – is to take place 29 April to 2 May 2011 and might be a great opportunity to have the vase as part of the ceremonies that take place during that time? In addition, it is a completely inclusive festival which honours all people in Australia – not one select group of people. You can find more information here: http://www.peacefestival.org.au/thefestival/aboutus/