Guys, this is extremely problematic.
13 years ago
General
"We are made to persist."
Cross-Posted from Tumblr:
http://www.indiegogo.com/PeSla-LakotaHeartland
Pe’ Sla is an area in the Black Hills of South Dakota (just west of Rapid City) that is considered by the Lakota people to be the Center and heart of everything that is. It is part of our creation story. It is a sacred place. We perform certain ceremonies at Pe’ Sla which sustain the Lakota way of life and keep the universe in harmony. This area is currently owned by the Reynolds family. They plan to auction off almost 2,000 acres on August 25, 2012 to the highest bidder. It is likely that the state of South Dakota will put a road directly through Pe’ Sla and open up this sacred place for development.
Tweet celebrities. Submit to news watch blogs. Post on Facebook. Reblog, reblog, reblog. Spread this EVERYWHERE. This cannot stand. They would never bulldoze and build a road through the Vatican. Please, respect all sacred sites. Help keep this place of worship safe!
http://www.indiegogo.com/PeSla-LakotaHeartland
Pe’ Sla is an area in the Black Hills of South Dakota (just west of Rapid City) that is considered by the Lakota people to be the Center and heart of everything that is. It is part of our creation story. It is a sacred place. We perform certain ceremonies at Pe’ Sla which sustain the Lakota way of life and keep the universe in harmony. This area is currently owned by the Reynolds family. They plan to auction off almost 2,000 acres on August 25, 2012 to the highest bidder. It is likely that the state of South Dakota will put a road directly through Pe’ Sla and open up this sacred place for development.
Tweet celebrities. Submit to news watch blogs. Post on Facebook. Reblog, reblog, reblog. Spread this EVERYWHERE. This cannot stand. They would never bulldoze and build a road through the Vatican. Please, respect all sacred sites. Help keep this place of worship safe!
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... a million dollars in 15 days? Good luck... *shakes head*
I'm effectively a pacifist, but I would still kill for the day when the civilized world outgrows the superstitious, puritanical perversions of earnest spirituality and philosophy collectively regarded as religions, ESPECIALLY Christianity. If you wanna have a theology and a set of ethical imperatives and metaphysical concepts, fine. When you have a situation where free thought, questions, challenging the establishment in general becomes something to be squashed at the first sign? It needs to go.
I'm not religious, but I do thank God every day that I went through what I went through in my teens because it's led me to a very healthy and excellent spiritual path, even if I went through the "valley of the shadow of death" to get here. I know from experience that if i hadn't suffered to reach where I am now, I wouldn't appreciate it.