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I had a wonderful talk with Beth Ann Hilton about my new book, Spiritual Tools for a Better Life, Activate your Awakening.
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Makawao resident Brian Sato will walk 165 miles around the island of Maui for the fourth time to raise funds and awareness for a local nonprofit.
This time, the 64-year-old avid hiker, who has endured blistering sunburns and a separated toenail and braved heavy rains in a passing hurricane during previous walks, will raise funds for his employer, The Maui Farm.
The Makawao-based organization founded in 1985 provides transitional housing and farm-based, family-centered programs that teach essential life skills for self-sufficient living, according to its website.
Sato said he wasn’t planning on another hike, but Ali Cotsoradis, a friend who wasn’t able to join him on a previous walk, “talked me into it.” Sato and Cotsoradis are planning their journey for April 14 to 25.
They aim to raise $10,000 to support Maui Farm’s programs and services for families.
“The Maui Farm is a safe haven for women and their children,” said Sato, the nonprofit’s facilities maintenance specialist. “People of all ages discover the joys of gardening, meeting and caring for farm-friendly animals and learning about how to care of themselves. Here they can overcome past hardships and other traumatizing situations. Here they can find support and empowerment.”
Maui Farm Executive Director Kandice Johns said she was “absolutely just astounded” and has “so much gratitude” for Sato, who is known as the “beloved uncle” and sometimes turns his work into teachable moments with the children. Story from Maui News
Clifford Naeole, talks about 29th Ritz Carton Celebration of the Arts. The Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua will convene Hawaii’s most reputable artisans, educators, cultural practitioners,Celebrating the Arts 2021“Ua ‘Aukahi Na ‘Ale…United, flowing together”April 2 through December 3, 2021..go to https://kapaluacelebrationofthearts.com/
Loved talking to Oralea Starr on her Language of the Soul show. Got a chance to play my new song, In the Hands of God
Spirit Speaks with Father Carel-Piet van Eeden, talking about the Language of the Lord, from In the Hands of God
let me know your language Lord
let me be your instrument I pray
and carry the songs so eternal
the stars sing in their own way
let me know your spirit Lord
let me be inspired to receive
the fire that birthed the cosmos
that from the silence speaks
for yours is the eternal song
you hold the purpose I seek
and in the time that’s given here
may I serve your loving energy
that makes all of life complete
let me know your language Lord
let me be your instrument I pray
and carry the songs so eternal
that the stars sing if I may
The Prayer of Spring
I am part of this wind
pushing clouds across the sky
I am the sound of why
of the waves of destiny that cries
I am the passing rain
and the puddles reflecting
what is seen
as patterns of this prayer of Spring
I am the promise of new awakening
with secrets it can bring
a redemption that sings
a néw song of hope we so need
I am part of these words
and the process observed
in the clouds. the rain,
the sound of the morning birds
the wind that turns
the wheel of our prayers
to heal the cares of the world
the price dark and light carries
til at last Gods love appears
Beth Ann Hilton and I have a fascinating talk with Samir Bodhi, on The Creators .
A resident of Southern California for several decades, Indian born musical visionary and tenured professor Samir Chatterjee is known as Samir Bodhi in the music world. He applies his virtuosic talents as a guitarist, composer, producer and recording engineer to a multitude of projects involving legendary Indian musicians – including several for his wife, Madhumita Chatterjee, a renowned Bollywood singer. His new album is called Stairway to Nirvana. Samir traveled to India to record the album, and finished the mixing and mastering here in the U.S. during the Pandemic.
For more info fo to https://www.samirbodhi.com/
Grammy winning Kim 'Kimo" West talks about his exciting experience of winning his first Grammy.
James West (born December 18, 1953), also known as Jim "Kimo" West, is a Canadian guitarist, best known for working with "Weird Al" Yankovic.[1] He auditioned for Yankovic after being introduced by Steve Jay and the two have worked together ever since. West can be heard and seen on all of Yankovic's videos, albums, and concerts since 1983. he produced Stepping Outby Diana Krall. he was nominated for a grammy for
Spring comes this week. I do a reset fffor being open to be restored and receive the new energy. Affirmation Prayer and Meditation included
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