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Purpose of HEALING - K.I.S.S.
- as stated 12 years ago - was and is
to help me and my potential P E E R s
"to HEAL ourselves into WHOLEness,
and - by extension - all of CREATion!" |
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I focus my experiencing and awareness on being
"a pioneer of Evolution
in learning to feel":
I let my Body vibrate and my Heart 'womb'
pain, shame, fear, boredom, powerlessness,
so feelings can >heal >guide>fulfill>evolve,
and ~~~ offer ~~~"goldmines"~~~ to us all!!
"I
want you to feel everything, every little thing!"
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K.I.S.S. -
L O G 2
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Keep It Simple Sweetheart
whole&full-filled, never perfect&complete
Intro
to
k.i.s.s.-l o g + all
dates
January
23,
Wednesday, - at Shoham
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The
song of Immanuel's children to his 50th birthday, 2013
back
to past ~~~~~ forward to future
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Immanuel's
45th Birthday
[see
the song of your name in SongGame 2007_01_23]
Immanuel this is my birthday present and
blessing.
I am with you – always
and forever!
Imma
Right now, for the very
first time, I realize, that "Imma" is the beginning
of "Immanuel".
Maybe, that is the deeper reason for your choice of the Latin
transcription "Emanuel"?
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back to past ~~~~~
forward to future
image of
the day: by
chance it was exactly the minute of her Abba's
birth 45 years ago, 8:05,
when we planted together the violet flower, which Mika broughtme
from her Tu-bi'Shvat celebration.
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hodayot [thanksgivings]
for today
8:15
My Body, my Partner,
I give thanks to our reproductive system,
which enabled us to conceive Immanuel,
to let him grow in our womb and to birth him.
Though I still regret, that I let our womb be cut out, in
1988,
because they promised I would have less bladder-infections,
and though I still regret, to have taken
hormons after that for 8 years,
I am grate-full that this system is still functioning in you,
Body,
grate-full even for the heat-waves which remind me of it .
I give thanks to you, my firstborn,
IMMANUEL,
for having been in my life for 16436 days,
during some woe and much joy.....
and for having chosen me as your mother,
as the womb inside my body and outside of it,
the space for growing and becoming who you are,
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You chose to fly high
and to love deep - like the Albatross
Your flight above the French Alps, May 2004
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today, during this week, you are in the Italian Alps for a ski-holiday
with your son Alon, your brother
Micha, your step-brother Joel and you step-sister Dita.
Listen
to Mendelssohn's song based on these verses in Psalm 55: O for the
Wings of a Dove!
I said, "Oh, that I had the wings of a dove!
I would fly away and be at rest- I would flee far away and stay in
the desert; Selah"
Your flight above the Gobi Desert, October 2004
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edited excerpts
from Wikipedia
Albatrosses
are highly efficient in the air,
using dynamic soaring
and slope soaring
to cover great distances
with little exertion.
Pair bonds
between males and females
form over several years,
with the use of 'ritualised dances',
and will last for the life of the pair.
A breeding season
can take over a year
from laying to fledging,
with a single egg
laid in each breeding attempt.
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Your flight, May 2004, Approaching Luxemburg (pilot:
Kobi Yaniv)
Febr. 2005, After a wasted pilot-day
[the plane could not be repaired],
at a time, when you still had to drive 2 1/2 hours to Ben-Gurion
airport
and after a tiring flight up to 3 hours back to the Galilee,
where you lived.
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edited excerpts from Wikipedia: Wandering Albatross
Together with the Amsterdam Albatross
it forms the Wandering Albatross species complex.
the whitest of this species complex,
the largest member of the genus Diomedea (the great albatrosses),
and one of the best known and studied species of bird in the
world.
The Wandering Albatross has the largest wingspan of any living
bird,
with the average wingspan being 3.1 meters (10.2 ft).
The longest-winged examples verified have been about 3.7 m (12
),
but probably erroneous reports of as much as 5.3 m (17.5 ft)
are known.
As a result of its wingspan, it is capable of remaining in the
air
without beating its wings for several hours at a time
(traveling 22 meters for every meter of drop)
The length of the body is about 1.35 m (4.4 ft)
with females being slightly smaller than males...
. In the days of sail it often Accompanied a ship for days,
not merely following it,
but wheeling in wide circles around it
without ever being observed to land on the water.
It continued its flight, apparently untired,
in tempestuous as well as moderate weather.
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Your flight, April 2004, Above Kasachstan
In
my opinion the best island we visited was Espanolá,
the primary breeding ground for the endemic Waved Albatross...which
is ...now appropriately called the Galápagos Albatross...
I think it is the most beautiful of its kind. The large yellow
bill is set off by the smoky black back and wings. The name "Waved
Albatross" described the subtle wavy lines on the sides and
breast [gray in these pictures]...
Parents feed the chicks by regurgitating food into the chick's
mouth. At first the chicks are fed daily by one parent or the
other but later in the season a chick may wait 2 weeks for either
parent to return. Chicks almost ready
to fledge start exercising their wings. They are fed up until
they fledge. Then the chick walks to the edge of the cliff and
takes off into the wind. It is now on its own and will remain
alone at sea for at least 2 years before returning to the natal
colony to begin the search for a mate.
Most birds return when they are 3 years old
and spend up to 3 years as singles looking for a mate. ... Birds
may not mate for the first time until they are 7 years old.
When they find a mate, they build a lifetime pair bond by dancing
and those lucky enough to witness this dance are enchanted. |
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Your flight, October 2004, Wingtips Vortex
October 2004, A colleague of yours, photographed
while you were flying too. |
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| See the amazing
video about a
Wandering Albatross
and this one about
the Royal Albatross
with the roaring of the Sea and the shrieking of the birds
and this one, which
accompanies the majestic flight with majestic music
and this one with
gorgeous stills, a composition of photos by many gifted
artists.
showing albatrosses in soraing flight as well as in moving love...
and this one of an Albatross mother, laying
her only egg in one year
and this one of a
couple's mating dance and song, which can last for years
and this one with a
group of couples performing that dance and song
and the last one I chose: the mating dance of
blackfooted Albatrosses
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edited
excerpts from Wikipedia: Dynamic Soaring
Dynamic soaring is a flying technique
used to gain kinetic energy without
effort
by repeatedly crossing the boundary
between air masses of significantly different horizontal velocity.
Such zones of high wind gradient
are generally found close to obstacles
and close to the ground,
so the technique is mainly used by birds,
but some glider pilots have also been able
to soar dynamically in wind shears at higher altitudes.
Some seabirds dynamically soar
by repeatedly diving into the valleys of ocean waves,
and then wheeling back up into the air.
Albatrosses are particularly adept at exploiting the technique
and they use it to travel many thousands
of miles
using hardly any energy.
When the bird pulls up into the wind
out of the still air in the lee of a wave,
it suddenly becomes exposed to a head wind,
so the speed of the air over its wings increases.
It then turns in the other direction
and, with the wind behind it,
dives back into the shelter of a wave.
This also results in an increase in its air-speed.
So by repeating this "wheeling" pattern,
the bird can continue flying indefinitely
without having to put in any effort.
In effect it is harvesting energy
from the wind gradient.
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Your flight above the Himalaya, October 2004
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Two days ago I found the first wild Calendulot
and brought them to Mika - she was delighted,
and yesterday I discovered the first Calaniot
and brought one to Mika - she was delighted.
This morning, after having planted the Amnon ve-Tamar in your
name,
we looked again at those flowers, which will remind her of her
promise
to say YES
May you, her father, my son, release
your "Yes-Pattern",
and say Yes to All that you ARE and all that you have lived. |
Your flight, July 2004, Sunrise over Saudi-Arabia
song
of the day
About the Storks and how
they put on their wings and fly,
a song for baby Immanuel by Abba and Imma, May 1963
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Immanuel's
birth and name /Immanuel's
birthday in 2009
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