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The evolution of the free mind. Connie Baxter Marlow traces the path of the Mayflower Pilgrims/Separatists who defied their king to follow their conscience and establish a society based upon the right of individuals to choose their leaders and course of action, as defined in The Mayflower Compact. Fifty years of peace and friendship with the Wampanoag Indians, and the melding of ideas with the Iroquois Great Law laid the foundation for a great nation to evolve. One that has yet to live up to its highest potential.
Two visionary leaders Massasoit/Wampanoag and William Bradford/Pilgrim saw their common humanity and kept their people in peace for a generation. When asked how he dared come into Indian country to bring a life-saving remedy to the dying Massasoit Edward Winslow responded: "Where was true love, there was no fear and my heart was so upright towards them, that for mine own part I was fearless to come amongst them." excerpt from "Good News from New England" by Edward Winslow. Chapter 4.
The Great Seal of the United States description and meaning 1782
The American Evolution: Voices of America Series - A 5-part DVD series available at:
TheAmericanEvolution.com
For more of Connie's thoughts on the role of Indigenous cosmology in the evolution of consciousness please go to eNewsChannel: enewschannels.com/news/column_connie_baxter_marlow
Thoughts on Thanksgiving - Comments and Observations
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The evolution of the free mind. Connie Baxter Marlow traces the path of the Mayflower Pilgrims/Separatists who defied their king to follow their conscience and establish a society based upon the right of individuals to choose their leaders and course of action, as defined in The Mayflower Compact. Fifty years of peace and friendship with the Wampanoag Indians, and the melding of ideas with the Iroquois Great Law laid the foundation for a great nation to evolve. One that has yet to live up to its highest potential.
Two visionary leaders Massasoit/Wampanoag and William Bradford/Pilgrim saw their common humanity and kept their people in peace for a generation. When asked how he dared come into Indian country to bring a life-saving remedy to the dying Massasoit Edward Winslow responded: "Where was true love, there was no fear and my heart was so upright towards them, that for mine own part I was fearless to come amongst them." excerpt from "Good News from New England" by Edward Winslow. Chapter 4.
The Great Seal of the United States description and meaning 1782
The American Evolution: Voices of America Series - A 5-part DVD series available at:
TheAmericanEvolution.com
For more of Connie's thoughts on the role of Indigenous cosmology in the evolution of consciousness please go to eNewsChannel: enewschannels.com/news/column_connie_baxter_marlow
Thoughts on Thanksgiving - Comments and Observations
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