The 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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May 7 , Wednesday, Memorial Day - at Arad
re-edited on May 7, 2013, at Arad

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MY INTENTION and PLAN for TODAY


Know exactly what you want, communicate clearly what you want, then get out of the way, live and play, and let happen what may!
8:03
I desire to vibrate (breathe, move, sound) and wholly accept my grey feelings on this morning.
I desire to radiate compassion towards all the mourners - parents, wifes, children, siblings,
be they Druze or Jewish, Israelis since generations or new immigrants from Ethiopia or Russia
(yesterday night - a father in tears: "I am to be blamed, I brought the family here")
I desire that my tears about my State's inaptitude to heal the roots of the conflict will bear fruit.
I desire that the feelings of victimhood be transformed into feelings of parentalness & greatness
image of the day: Borobodur, Java
Parentalness, Compassion , Grandeur



hodayot [thanksgivings] for today

8:45
I give thanks for having just now rediscovered this message in puzzle piece 33

"You, however, are not this part.
Your true identity is the healer of the pain,
not the victim of it.
You are the one who brings the help.
It may seem incredible
that as a human being you are being called upon
to heal the oldest, deepest,
and most painful wounds in Creation.
And yet who else could do this work?

 

"The roots of these wounds are cosmic.
The original traumas
that first created the imprints you are now experiencing
occurred long before there were humans,
and many even before the formation of the Earth.
And yet as a human, like it or not,
this is your right place~
you are the healer of Creation.
It cannot be overstated,
the greatness of fully awake humans,
aware of both - the depth of their Will [=feeling]essence
and the healing power of love.
The denial of your greatness as a human being,
the healer of Creation~

is now the most serious impediment to the healing work."


 

 

 


Though the following overview of Israel's wars and casualties was published on May 6, 2008, it does not refer to the Second Lebanon War in 2006, in which among others the son of David Grossman was killed.
The article is biased - justifying Israel's "reactions" as self-defense of a victimized people, thus prolonging Israel's denial of its parentalness, grandeur and greatness.


Excerpts from
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Memorial Day 5768 (2008) Honors Israel's Brave Soldiers"

... With flags at half-mast, a second siren is to be sounded Wednesday morning, at 11 AM, once again bringing all public activity to a standstill. The siren will mark the beginning of memorial ceremonies at the 43 military cemeteries around the country. .

The Defense Ministry reports the number of fallen in the Jews' war for the Land of Israel since 1860 as 22,437. This number includes soldiers - not civilians - who fell since 1948, as well as all Jews killed between 1860 and 1948 in the struggle for the Land. The total number is 132 higher than last year, including 31 who were murdered or fell in battle since last year's Memorial Day, as well as others who died of their wounds or were recognized as IDF war casualties this year.

The year 1860 was chosen because it was then that Jews began to move outside Jerusalem's Old City walls and build new neighborhoods there. ...

The names of all Israel's fallen soldiers and terrorist victims will be broadcast on Israel's public television channel Tuesday evening and Wednesday, one after the other, for 4-5 seconds each.

Special memorials will also be held at the Clandestine Immigration Museum in Haifa, the Acre Prison for Underground Prisoners, and at the Police Section of Mt. Herzl. A special ceremony will also be held in memory of Jews murdered by terrorists and anti-Semites around the world. Some 200 such Jews will be remembered at Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem,...

History of Israel's Fallen
The 1948-49 War of Independence was Israel's costliest war, with more than 6,000 dead - one percent of the Jewish population at the time - and 15,000 wounded.

During the ensuing seven years of relative quiet, 101 Israelis were killed in "1,339 cases of armed clashes with Egyptian armed forces, 435 cases of incursion from Egyptian-controlled territory, and 172 cases of sabotage perpetrated by Egyptian military units and fedayeen [terrorists] in Israel. So said Israel's Ambassador to the UN Abba Eban to the UN Security Council on October 30, 1956 - the day after Israel began the Sinai Campaign in response to Egypt's violation of international agreements by blockading the Israeli port of Eilat. A total of 231 Israeli soldiers died in the eight days of fighting.

The Six-Day War broke out on June 5, 1967. Along with the stunning victories, over 770 Israelis were killed.[at that time we heard, that about 1000 were killed, among them two men from Ramat-Hadar, the village in which we lived.]

Then began the period of the War of Attrition, which claimed 424 soldiers and more than 100 civilians. A ceasefire was declared on August 8, 1970.

Egypt and Syria attacked Israel on Yom Kippur of 1973. The IDF ultimately emerged victorious, but a total of 2,688 soldiers were killed.

In June 1982, in response to continued terrorist attacks and Katyusha shellings from across the Lebanese border, as well as an assassination attempt upon Israel's late Ambassador to Great Britain Shlomo Argov, Israel attacked the terrorists in Lebanon in what was known as Operation Peace for Galilee. Close to 460 soldiers were killed between June and December 1982, and another 760 in daily ambushes against Israeli forces over the next two and a half years.

Between December 1987, when the first Arab "intifada" broke out, and the signing of the Oslo Accords in late 1993, 90 Israelis were murdered.Between the Oslo signing and the beginning of what became known as the Oslo War in September, 2000, 251 Israelis were murdered by terrorists.

Another 1,320 have been felled by Palestinian Authority terrorists and gunmen since the Oslo War began in September 2000.

As to the "Second Intifada" since 2000 and not yet ended, see Wikipedia
See also a personal view of the Second Lebanon War
and my expression of a ridiculous (?) hope at the Eve of Annapolis


During the Second Lebanon War
in July-August 2006

People asked me, the ancient "Peace-Worker",
what I thought of the war.
In order to not spill out my bitterness,
but to nourish people and help them,
I phrased one thoughtful page,
let it be printed & gave it away, when needed:












I chose and composed these exemplary names
from the TV broadcast of Memorial day May 2, 2006 -
Every 4-5 seconds one name filled the screen...


I followed the ceremony in the Cemetery on Mount Herzl.
The contrast of this handsome soldier singing struck me:

 

 

Since the pool was closed,
I moved Body by collecting garbage
from the Wadi of Compassion.
In order to discard it in our common bin,
I had to go around the corner
of "our" house, the Cohen house
and that's how I met this scene:
Father, daughter and son,
painted Ofir's creation,

which he showed me proudly:
He had found the rack of a wheelbarrow,
bought timber and built the case,
in order to fill it with earth,
and plant flowers in it.
Ofir saw my cellphone
"Can you take a picture?"


Later Ofir sent me these 3 images! "May you prosper as a carpenter artist", I answered.

 

 

I zapped into a doc about the 339 fallen soldiers from the Druze Community.
How do the women cope? Are they allowed to remarry?
The interviewer got access to one circle of support,
the only place, where the widows can talk.
One of them became a widow at the age of 17,
by then she already had two kids...
What also struck me, is something that is never mentioned,
when one talks about women who lost their husbands or sons,
but I know it so well concerning my widowed mother: that now there is nobody to say a word of appreciation.
I heard it also in the words of children ,
who had lost their father, even if they had never known him,
or siblings who lost an elder brother:
the yearning, that father or brother would see,
how well I'm doing,
that he would be proud of me!
I never had this yearning, since our mother told us -
that my father didn't like "academic women",
and that he would not have allowed his daughters to go to highschool.
This doesn't mean, that she said the truth.

The yearning for appreciation and recognition is in our genes since Cain....


The interviewer: "And see this noble, wonderful, charming women.."



"who raised homes with great difficulty. alone, in loneliness"





"and send their sons to the most demanding units in the Israeli army"

"and I know what suffering lies in this loneliness of theirs"

 


"my daughters want me to remarry and bring them more children"

 

 


"And what do you tell them?"
"I'm looking for a bridegroom"


"We are waiting for the day
on which we meet at the home of one of us"

 

 


"He would say to me: "Imma, Imma! Abba comes home, He is coming"


 

 

 

 


"He is 33, Lieutenant-Colonel. Commander of a camp"


"When I see him, when he enters the house
with the clothes, with the rank"




"When he comes home on leave from the army , says to me: 'Wow! What a home!'"

 

 



"Suddenly nothing! I do everything. Nobody to even say 'thank you'!"


 

Asaf Tzur was murdered,
when he traveled with the Nr. 37 Haifa bus in March 2003.
He was 17.
The 22420 fallen soldiers
do not include the 3000 (0r 6000?) victims of terror.
No little flag is put on their graves today.
Asaf's father is protesting....

Also - Asaf's father published a quest on the Internet:
"My son wanted to travel after school.
Please send a stone from wherever you are,
so that Asaf can enjoy at least the stones of the planet."


He received more than 1000 pretty stones from many countries.
They are now exposed in an urn next to Asaf's grave.



I wasn't fast enough in catching the text
of Yossi Levi's letter
who was killed some 14 years ago
in a war, the name of which I forgot..
What I wanted to record was this sentence:
"Forgive me for worrying you.
But I wanted to do more".

It wasn't enough for him to teach soldiers.
He wanted to fight himself.
It is the yearning for full-fill-ment
and - secondary! - for recognition,
which drives men into battle,
as I've been observing for 3 decades.
And then there is this boy: Oren, 17, blind,
who tomorrow will be one of the 24 people,
who will light the 12 torches,
which symbolize the 12 tribes of Israel.
He was 10
when a female terrorist blew herself up in a Cafe in Haifa.
He lost five members of his family and his eyesight,
but he has won the third place
in an international sailing competition of the handicapped...

 

 

 

song of the day

"We are the children of Winter 1973.....

- you promised us
to convert adversaries into partners..."


 

 

third Continuation of the 70th birthday gathering at Ne'ot Kdumim on Friday, May 2
for Gil Huettenmeister, my German co-student at Jerusalem University in the year of the Eichmann Trial 1960-61



At the junction of this pomegranate tree starts the "Wedding Path" in the Biblical Landscape Reserve of Neot Kdumim

See the "virtual tour" of Neot Kdumim website

 


Succahs for people to rest in


"For your love is more delightful than wine" (Song of Songs):
Is this an ancient cistern or a winepress? (see the interesting info about wine in the virtual tour)

   
   

A big rocky cave for wild doves,
a bird which is not only the most frequent on the planet,
as I learnt from the sign next to the fence,
but a cherished metaphor in the Bible in general
and in "Songs of Songs" in particular.
I imagined Mika watching these doves' flight and landing

between rocks and the vines on the fence

 

 

Not exactly fitting into the Biblical landscape were some busses like this blatantly yellow one with a group from the USA, amidst the forest.
Also yellow, but less blatant, and on the parking lot, was Gil's minibus from Tuebingen, Germany
(with Hilleke, her dog, and Sami Kamaal),

 
A group of Muslim women - in the company of a male - learn about ancient fruits and vegetables

more tomorrow

 

 

 

 

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