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Creating Healing workshops

Matthew — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 22:07:56 GMT

These workshops enable and empower everyone (beginner and professional) to come fully into their unique creative process, vision and power, where breakthroughs happen and healing occurs. The workshops are interactive and fun, and include individual energy work.

Aligning with Your Creative Power 1
Delivering Your Creative Power 2

These workshops form an arc, which explores the art of the creative process and the art of manifesting healing through creative "delivery". Discover where you block your process, and how to get on the path to expressing your creative power fully.

Release the blocks to your creativity. Be energized by your own creative power.

Learn to be more deeply connected with your creative gifts and to access creative inspiration at all times. These workshops are open to both established artists and to those who consider themselves "beginners" and "non-artists". During the workshops you will enjoy the experience of healing as individuals share their unique passions.

Matthew is available for individual sessions to help bring you into your power for creating healing for yourself, your family and audience!

http://indigohealinginstitute.org/classesworkshops/creatinghealing.html

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the Bio-regional Movement

Sun, 21 Jun 2009 04:23:50 GMT

I've just read the book Dwellers in the Land: The Bioregional Vision, by Kirkpatrick Sale, and I already know it has changed my life! I can't recommend it strongly enough. The ideas of bioregionalism are not new, and they're actually pretty simple,.. yet they're profound and progressive in that they're just what is needed for the future. Here is brief statement, and some links for more information.

"A growing number of people are recognizing that in order to secure the clean air, water and food that we need to healthfully survive, we have to become stewards of the places where we live. People sense the loss in not knowing our neighbors and natural surroundings, and are discovering that the best way to take care of ourselves, and to get to know our neighbors, is to protect and restore where we live.
Bioregionalism recognizes, nurtures, sustains and celebrates our local connections with: land; plants and animals; rivers, lakes and oceans; air; families, friends and neighbors; community; native traditions; and systems of production and trade.
It is taking the time to learn the possibilities of place.
It is a mindfulness of local environment, history and community aspirations that can lead to a future of safe and sustainable life.
It is reliance on well-understood and widely-used sources of food, power and waste disposal.
It is secure employment based on supplying a rich diversity of services within the community and prudent surpluses to other regions.
Bioregionalism is working to satisfy basic needs through local control in schools, health centers, and governments.
The bioregional movement seeks to re-create a widely shared sense of regional identity founded upon a renewed critical awareness of and respect for the integrity of our natural ecological communities.
People can join with neighbors to discuss ways we can work together to 1) learn what our special local resources are, 2) plan how to best protect and use those natural and cultural resources, 3) exchange our time and energy to best meet our daily and long-term needs, and 4) enrich our children's local and global knowledge.
Bioregionalism begins by acting responsibly at home. Welcome home!"

- North American Bioregional Congress

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioregional_democracy
http://www.planetdrum.org/
http://biocongress.org/
http://www.amazon.com/Dwellers-Land-Bioregional-Kirkpatrick-Sale/dp/0820322059

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Creative Geographic Help?

bearsky — Fri, 08 May 2009 19:28:05 GMT

need to find a place to buy no more than an hour and fifteen minutes from either Albuqueque or Santa Fe/Taos areas or strategically between both. Need at least five acres or exceptionally private if smaller acreage. Looking for a real physical place of beauty, a place of power. Been in Ruidoso a year and a half but I'm pretty ignorant of northern NM? I'll be heading up next week for an initial scout.

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going home

Mon, 25 May 2009 19:36:46 GMT

Hello, I'm a native New Mexican, born and raised in Albuquerque (Old Town/Sawmill area) until 8th grade, when my family moved south to Los Lunas, and later Belen. I went to UNM from 97-00, but never finished my degree. Instead I joined the Coast Guard, got married, had two kids, and have been living in Virginia (2 years), Hawaii (3 years), and now California (will be 4 years).
Next year I'm getting out though, and am moving back home to ABQ. I'll be going to UNM again to finish my degree. Anyway, I'm hoping to make some new friends here with common aims and values to meet when I get back. I'm looking forward to putting down roots and having a strong sense of place again.

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hello ...

bearsky — Thu, 14 May 2009 01:55:25 GMT

Dark side of the Moon is play and this is a fictional short short story

it's cool when it works (wish i could say that about capitalism) Here's a super short short story

oh shit that was like I woke from a twenty seven year long coma - or more like I was born ... I don't even know why I thought that, that i would even know what it was like to be born, man? Feels like I'm being born right now like I want to throw off everything that was except (his) books. Most of the books sound cool seriously shit I might even read one. I swear to god man I never read any of those books - watched a lot MTV and sometimes the history channel, you know what I mean.

Damn totally lost it for a minute, you know what I mean. Like buzzing like a metal pipe but not a pipe like electricity goes right through my head like a cold, electric metal beam, man - shit!

Got me again, I don't know like a head rush, like a mad head rush, like eternity just BANG fuck man bliss white light love all of it crazy righteous and true - WORD

Seriously, you must know what I mean, man. Now ZI keep slipping in and out, you know, like nodding off to sleep and waking up or not really quite like swoosh gone here then there swoosh, nothing "real" nothing "right" nothing stable like everything is half a fifth of Jack Daniels spinning wildly and the only constant is ... ?

Wait for it ....

Wait ...

Me!

(see me and the baby crack ourselves up)

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Any medical marijauna cardholders or growers out there?

bearsky — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 01:40:02 GMT

I heard from the NORML rep that numerous entities are finalizing their applications for a commercial med marijuana Providers license from the state so soon there will be more than one approved Provider - assuming all the applications are approved which seems likely.

love to talk to growers particularly - I hear there are only 23 licenses issued state wide for personal growing?

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Star Party this Saturday March 28th in Pecos

Jenprincess — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 04:35:25 GMT

Come out and enjoy some food and beverage with friends. It will be a new moon so we will be pulling out the telescope to do some star gazing. If you have never seen jupiter or saturn through a large telescope let me just tell you how amazing it is!!! Bring any drums or fire toys if you would like. There will be a big bonfire. There is also plenty of space to camp out, but it may be cold so make sure and bring warm stuff to sleep with. If you can bring a beverage and/or appetizer to share that would be great. Can't wait to see everyone!! Call myself or my boyfriend if you have any questions or need directions!!

Much love,
Princess Jen
407-474-2269
Patrick 505-920-4694

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new member/s

Mellanie & Jesse — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 08:10:38 GMT

fiance and i new to NM. lived here about 6 mos. just lookin for stuff to do and cool people. sayin hi.

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New Tribe Member

Rudy — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 17:43:49 GMT

Hi, I'm new on Tribe and have been living in New Mexico for nine years now. Never regreted it. Since moving here I have taken up writing while not working in government television. As a former instructor of television production, I have written a series of articles on the industry. They might be helpful for those interested in the film/TV industry that has grown around here. I've written other speculative articles as well. Anyway, this site and tribe is very cool and I will try to visit often.

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Notice to All Fans of Organic Agriculture

Sun, 22 Feb 2009 02:21:49 GMT

NOTICE TO ALL FANS OF ORGANIC AGRICULTURE

A bill has been introduced this session at the New Mexico legislature
which would protect organic agriculture in the state from GMOs,
possibly even including genetic drift from engineered crops onto
others' land. It limits the powers of companies such as Monsanto and
lays liability squarely on the seed engineering company and the
farmer who decided to plant the crop.

If you support this bill – which you really should! – please call
your lawmakers to ask them to support this really exciting bill. It
is a good idea to perhaps both call your lawmaker, and write an e- mail.
I promise you: Your voice (when you use it) does
count. Lawmakers listen to their constituents. Please forward this
notice to any like-minded groups or individuals.

Senate Bill 560, introduced by Cisco McSorley, is dubbed the "Farmer
Protection Act." It requires a person intending to plant a GMO in any
open field to notify the director of the Department of Agriculture 30
days before planting. The notice must include the proposed locations,
kinds and variety of seed or plant, and the traits for which the
plant is genetically engineered. The Dept. of Ag. Secretary must then
report annually to the legislature on GMOs planted, county-by-county,
across the state. The bill would impose a civil penalty of from $500
to $5,000 for any farmer who fails to report a GMO crop planted. A
third violation restricts the violator from planting in New Mexico
for 12 months.

The bill also prohibits the production of a pharmaceutical crop of a
plant that otherwise is commonly used for human or animal food in an
open field, with a fine of $1,000 per violation.

The bill also limits the powers of a supplier of genetically modified
seed to go onto farmers' lands to take samples – we've seen several
truly egregious cases of this in past years. It states that a seed
contract between the farmer and the supplier cannot give the supplier
(Monsanto) the right to enter private property owned or occupied by
the farmer in order to acquire crop samples. The seed supplier must
obtain written permission from the farmer to enter.

The bill states that genetic drift of a genetically engineered plant
constitutes a private nuisance, and the seed supplier would be liable
if the release causes the unintended presence of the plant on any
person's property – but only if the farmer could prove the presence
of the unwanted genetics caused him financial losses. No person
owning property is required to create a buffer zone to prevent
potential genetic drift.

Here are a couple links.
To find which legislator represents you, try the legislature's link
below. If in doubt, simply send to all the most likely individuals:
http://www.nmlegis.gov/lcs/legislatorsearch.aspx

And, here are a couple of informational links on GMOs and the
aforementioned egregious examples of misbehavior by seed engineering
companies:
http://www.saynotogmos.org
http://www.geocities.com/newageinternational/GMOMonsanto.html

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I am looking for a ride to Los Angeles (from ABQ)

Ten Nebula — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 19:38:31 GMT

Peace and light,

I am a resident of Albuquerque and I wish to move to Los Angeles by Jan. 31, 2009. I am looking for someone I can live with with while there and exchange housecleaning for room and board.

Ideally, the person I drive with will reside in Los Angeles and be open to a roommate that helps with the household. I can only offer housecleaning and will not be able to help with gas. Also, I have some stuff with me, so a truck would be ideal.

Contact me, if interested: buckthesystem@hotmail.com

Thanks and Blessed be!!!!

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Star Party this Saturday January 24th in Pecos

Jenprincess — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 04:48:21 GMT

Come out and enjoy some food and beverage with friends. It will be a new moon so we will be pulling out the telescope to do some star gazing. If you have never seen jupiter or saturn through a large telescope let me just tell you how amazing it is!!! Bring any drums or fire toys if you would like. There will be a big bonfire. There is also plenty of space to camp out, but it will be cold so make sure and bring warm stuff to sleep with. If you can bring a beverage and/or appetizer to share that would be great. Can't wait to see everyone!! Call myself or my boyfriend if you have any questions or need directions!!

Much love,
Princess Jen
407-474-2269
Patrick 505-920-4694

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NYE party in Pecos!!!

Jenprincess — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 19:27:26 GMT

Come out and celebrate the New Year with friends. Bring some snacks and beverage to share if you can. Fire toys and drums are always welcome. Please call or e-mail with any questions or for directions.

Much love,
Princess Jen
407-474-2269

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SantaCon is this weekend!! Woo Hoo!!

Jenprincess — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 18:39:35 GMT

Thats right its happening this weekend. Hope everyone got there costumes together!! We have updated the website with our tentative schedule. Remember it is always subject to change (depending on where we might get kicked out of). Also we have updated the starting time to 7pm. If anyone wants to be on the phone text update just for that night please e-mail me your cell phone numbers and I will text you when we are arriving and leaving places, just in case anyone gets left behind. I have a few extra santa costume pieces if anyone didn't get a chance to get the santa suit together. Please let me know if you need them and I will bring them to our first meeting point which will be Patricks office on Agua Fria. Looking forward to spreading some holiday cheer for everyone to hear!!!

www.santafesantacon.com

Much love,
Princess Jen
407-474-2269
Luvsmusic617@yahoo.com

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NooB

ShAm/'\n — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 19:00:03 GMT

Just wanted to give a shout out to those I've yet to meet. I have lived in the duke for nearly 5 years now and I am still coming across new trails I haven't hiked yet. It redickulous.

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SantaCon in Santa Fe Saturday December 6th!!!

Jenprincess — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 20:41:22 GMT

Don't know if this has ever been done here, but being from San Francisco I had to continue the tradition here. For those of you that are not familar with what this is check out this website. www.santacon.com/ Get your Santa suits ready to go out on the town!! So here's the deal (sorry for such a long post).

***Santa Fe SantaCon is December 6th*** That's right kids, SantaCon is coming!!! Just to let everyone know, I have listed the rules for SantaCon.

1. Santa does not make children cry. Really - If you see kids, give them nice toys, candy, or something pleasant. Parents and Tourists are a different matter altogether -- adjust based on their attitude.

2. Santa dresses for all occasions. It's December. Smart Santa’s wear multiple costume layers. Dress to maximize merriment whether singing Christmas carols in the snow, or swinging from a stripper pole.

3. Santa doesn't whine! We will be outside alot and commuting mainly on foot -- bring enough "snacks" to keep your pie-hole filled until we get indoors.

4. Bring gifts -- NAUGHTY gifts to give grown ups; NICE stuff to give kids. Throwing coal at people is discouraged no matter who they are. YES THAT INCLUDES POLITICIANS. But giving out coal is always ok….

5. Watching Santa get drunk and obnoxious is fun. Babysitting Santa while they vomit in an alley is not. Don't be that Santa.

6. Pay for your Beer and tip the bar staff, we want to be able to this again. Bribery gets you everywhere! Also pay for your beer or drink as soon as you get it. Other Santa’s get tired of waiting on Santa’s to clear their tab before being able to move on. This entire adventure should be a cash only. Credit Cards only take longer.

7. No Santa’s left behind. Don't go leaving one or two Santa’s in the process. Santas don't like that. Pick a few people you know and keep an eye out for them when it's time to move to the next location. If you don't see them, speak up so everyone waits. Every Santa should have at least 2-3 other Santa’s they look out for and that look out for them. We don't want to leave someone in the shitter and have them wandering around looking for us. Santa is safer in numbers. What one Santa couldn’t get away with without getting questioned, 50 can. Stick together Santa’s!

8. Memorize these answers to important questions that may arise:

* Who's in charge? "Santa"

* What organization are you with? "Santa"

* What are you protesting? "Nothing, Santa's having a party" (note: WE ARE NOT PROTESTERS!! We'd need a permit for that - and something serious to complain about...)

* How did you get here? "A sleigh and eight tiny reindeer"

* Where are you going next? "I'm only allowed to tell you if you wear this hat and buy me a beer."

9. Dress the hell up! You don't have to dress as Santa proper.
That's BORING! Variations of Santa-ness are deeply appreciated, both by those we bring joy to - as well as the other Santarchists! Variants of elves or reindeer or what-have-you are fine as well!

10. Please realize that this indeed is an event to have a hell of a lot of fun, and of course, with the assistance of liquor. It's not, however, an event to get shit-faced to the point that Santa’s end up insulting, fighting, degrading, or being assholes to people that run the places that we visit - or to the regular patrons that are there. Remember, we're LUCKY that they let THIS many jackasses into their places of business - and we'd like to keep coming back. Also, there is no "bail fund" for incarcerated Santii - so you'll be on your own with that.

11. Santa’s that drink should make sure that they are also Santa’s that can drive home, or make arrangements so that they don't need to. This is a no-brainer, but alas, I feel it needs to be said. I don't want any casualties. We need as many soldiers for "return tours", so to speak. With mass transit being what it is in Santa Fe, we suggest bringing a designated driver and of course carpooling as much as possible. The more Santii in each vehicle, the fewer individuals need to remain dry.

Santa Do's and Don’ts DO

* address every Santa as Santa, in the first, second, and third person, singular and plural.

* DO have something ready to hand out, even if it's just candy canes.

* DO many thorough soaks of your cleaning product containers before storing liquor in them. Santa's that want should bring flasks cleverly disguised as pine-sol.

* DO be ready for new adventure at a moment's notice. Santa is like a shark, and must keep moving in order to thrive.

* DO uphold the hallowed tradition of Never Washing the Suit.

* Let us not forget the sacred "four fucks":

o DON'T Fuck with Kids. I'm serious; this is supposed to be fun. Holidays are unpleasant enough for kids these days. If we can't brighten it at least we can be one less worry for them. If you see kids, give them nice toys, candy, or something pleasant. Feel free to hassle their parents though. Remember: The kids of today are the weirdos of tomorrow.

o DON'T Fuck with Security. If they ask you to leave a store, get the hell out and be nice about it, or other Santa's will take shit for it. Besides, they might call the cops and then we have to deal with the next fuck….

o DON'T Fuck with Cops. If the cops tell you to do something, DO IT. If you want to get busted, do it when you and I aren't dressed the same.

o DON'T Fuck with Santa and don't fuck with me or I'll puke on your suit, you damned impostor.

* DON'T quote a web address!

* DON'T point out someone!

* DON'T give out a name (except Santa!)

* DON'T supply an e-mail address!

* DON'T hand out a phone number!

More info of where we are meeting and what bars we will be going to can be found on the website. www.santafesantacon.com

We are still updating info as we make decisions, but at least the site is up. Make sure and get your santa suits ordered so they are here in time!! Links to cheap santa suits can be found on the site. Its going to be lots of fun!!!

Merry Fucking Christmas! And always remember Santa says, "Spread your Red!!!"

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another Quest in NM

ed — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 22:21:54 GMT

Hi, looks like not much activity in this tribe recently.

Myself and my friend David are coming to NM for 6 days, Oct. 15 -21.

I put out this post to expand my thoughts to All Recipient Beings of Good Will as well as all friendly humans in New Mexico. I have been guided to return to NM, and feel the need to connect with land out there and AZ at least once a year.

We will be exploring in the here and now, but will also consider all leads from friendly beings about enchanted, Sacred, energetic spots not widely traversed.

We will be flying into Albuquerque and citywise spending some time there and Santa Fe. The rest is a democratic Where the Spirit Leads.

Shadow Warriors, Mystic Priestesses, Well-grounded Aliens, and Benevolent Ones, here we come!

Blessings!

Ed

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Looking for a room in Santa Fe

Rahmrae — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 23:29:23 GMT

I'll be moving to Santa Fe to start massage school at the Scherer Institute, Sept 1. I'm looking for a room to share in a community house. I'm 25, female, clean, quiet, vegetarian, no baggage/drama, open to unique living situations. It would be ideal to live with fellow gardeners, eco-warriors, earth centered peoples with a background in holistic health practices...Know of someone who might be looking for me?

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Places to stay in New Mexico.....???

meg — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 01:15:17 GMT

I have had a calling to go to new mexico for a few years now.. I am wondering if anyone knows of an inexpensive place to stay.. any tips would be great.
Thanks!!
meg

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My dream while being in new mexico

Tue, 22 Jul 2008 03:02:57 GMT

I dream one day that I will be asked or have the privlidge to attend an indian sweat lodge, and I don't mean an american one, or one made for americans there is a true difference in the ceremonies as well as the healing energy and just plain energy of one on indian land. I feel there is something here, or there waiting, calling me telling me that my presence is required and I must go. Yet go I do not know where and welcome I'm not sure I would be.
However it is still my dream and one day I hope I can see and feel it and be a part of it coming to truth to it's comepleteness at least once.

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poem

bearsky — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 14:11:11 GMT

Sacremento Mountains

Sand and shell
High up in the mountains
Once a great sea
Washed salty and foaming
Against the shorelines
All around where I stand
In the Ponderosa forest

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Eastern Perspective

bearsky — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 02:51:53 GMT

I'm new here and lived in the east all my life. I love New Mexico mainly for the landscape. The electric blue sky. The mountain ranges punctuating the desert. I live a 7,200 ft in the shadow of a 12,000 ft peak and I can be hiking in a wilderness area after only a fifteen minute drive - that's very cool, The people here are so much mellower than back east. In fairness, the problem back east is that there are just so many people. I came from a suburb of Washington DC, Fairfax County, where the 2000 census showed over one million people just in that one county - what's that like a third the population of the whole state here? The only thing I'm having trouble dealing with is the water situation. I used to be a sea kayaker. The mouth of the Potomac river where it enters the Chesapeake Bay is twelve miles wide. Out here a little creek literally 12 inches wide is called a river. I don't think I'll ever get used to that but I do appreciate water now much more than I did before and a trickle of stream gives me a happy feeling - ah, water!

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Coming to visit.....finaly

lakotawoman — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 05:49:30 GMT

Well it has been a few years since I have visited my home town, going to be there on the 8th and 9th, then back on the 17th and 18th and 19th...going to Colorado too to visit my son and his new baby, Im a grandma for the first time, yea! But Im visiting my ex who lives in Santa Fe, tee-hee, its all good, can not wait to see those beautiful sunsets.....lakota

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New Mexico Time

bearsky — Sun, 13 Apr 2008 21:27:50 GMT

So wasted, wasted again
living in New Mexico time, man
Soft afternoon sun
Barely warm against my skin -
Everywhere is Ponderosa pine
And electric blue New Mexican sky
Except where a hawk wheels
His silhouette gliding round overhead -
At 7000ft a dry alpine breeze races
Down the side of 12,000 ft Sierra Blanca Mt.
Just the faint smell of pine and air clear as a whistle
I’m living in New Mexico time now, man
living in New Mexico time

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Great Mother Whispers in the Canyon

bearsky — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 16:05:14 GMT

I was walking back to my jeep down through a canyon near our home and praying softly in rhythm with the walking in a kind of mantra that I had made up. On the short drive up to the trailhead I had been struck by the winter beauty of the willows growing along the banks of the river. They were a purple-red color and bending slightly in the wind:
“Great Mother of us all
I supplicate myself before you
As the slender willows supplicate themselves
Before the winds along the river”
Repeating this over and over as I walked, not really taking it too seriously, just trying to focus my mind as I walked. But as I repeated it, I began to go deeper into the mantra, began to feel as though I were really giving myself to it more and more completely until I began to feel my body loosening, my will softening with the rhythm of walking, feeling myself opening and flowing, my body bending like the willows that I could still see in my minds eye:
“Great Mother of us all
I supplicate myself before you
As the slender willows supplicate themselves
Before the winds along the river”
And I began to feel a kind of oceanic peace settle over me - a very unusual feeling for me so quite noticeable - as I walked through the Ponderosa forest. Then our Gaian Mother whispered in Her female voice at once loving and authoritative, “you are not alone”
I smiled feeling gratitude and devotion wash over me as naturally as breathing. This was the only time that I had heard the voice of Gaia and Her words were reassuring beyond articulation. On the ride back from the canyon I crested an 8,000 ft pass and looked down upon the Sacramento mountains and the beauty of the scene expanded in my chest as felt bodily sensation of warmth. As it spread I felt a pure euphoria and thought, so this is what beauty “feels” like? How could I have never felt this before?
I give Her only my devotion and She gives me everything.

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Aztec UFO Symposium

JahaRa — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 13:58:02 GMT

www.aztecufo.com

This is a fund raiser for the Aztec Public Library. They have been doing it for several years and always have intersting speakers. This year's speakers are:

Our Speakers for March 28-30, 2008 will be:

Stan Friedman
Frank Warren
Timothy Good
Ted Phillips
Dr. Jesse Marcel Jr.
Dennis Balthaser ( emcee )
Scott Ramsey
Ken Storch
James P. Carrion
James Fox (pending schedule)

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Leaders/ Stewards sought by local, cutting edge community

Matthew — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 15:05:39 GMT

Local community organization hosts private gatherings, which feature elements of cutting edge art and music, ceremony, consciousness activism, teach-ins and healing. Current search is for 2 organizational leaders to expand our team. Candidates should possess severely good communication skills and organizational skills, as well as strong interests in sustainability, building community, social responsibility and ensuring safety.

Additionally, we are seeking an accountant and a real estate or property attorney for consultation.

We have no religious affiliation and we do not discriminate.

Contact me for info about submitting resume, etc.

namaste,
Matthew

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New Tribe: Psychedelic New Mexico

sh_with_an_oshi — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 16:50:46 GMT

http://tribes.tribe.net/psychedelicnewmexico

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wanting to move to santa fe

mariposa — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 00:37:05 GMT

hey out there.........anyone know of any parent co-op preschools? i'm thinking of moving but obviously want the best for my babe.........

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HEYALL . . . come down to THE SOURCE tomorrow for the WOO WOO ART FAIR 830ish til 2pm or so

justone — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 17:20:03 GMT

ill be offering my art for reasonable prices. . mostly 5x7 frame prints. . . acid free archival on heavy stock/paper. . .they make great unique gifts. .
should be a fun time regardless. . . come grab a beverage at michael thomas coffee and enjoy the atmosphere. . .

you can check some of my art on my profile here. . .

bless. .

just

1111 CARLISLE BLVD
WWW.THESOURCEABQ.COM

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VISIONFULL ART @ FESTIVAL DEL DIA DE LOS MUERTOS

justone — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 15:04:18 GMT

hey folx my name is . . .just. . . if you are in abq come down to burton park tomorrow @ kathryn and carlisle. . noon til dusk. . . . free to attend. . . there are a number of cool things happening. . music . performance and such. . .my partner kay'aleya and i will be vending . . . i will be offering my art. . prints on archival acid free paper with canon inks. . in nice glass frames. . most of them are 5x7 and 10-15 $. . they make great gifts for the upcoming season. i have alot to choose from. . i also will have some larger ones as well. . you can see some on my tribe profile here. . if anything just come down to check them out. . . i am excited with how they came out and would love for people just to see them. . . . . kay'a will be offering decadent raw cacao treats each with different added super ingredients. . . raw cacao has theobromine in it which is very lifting. . . one will do ya. . . anyhow. . .spread the word and come down for some fun in the park then head to hunab hookah for the evening activities. .

bless
just.one

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Got a minute?

SFAC — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 22:29:07 GMT

The Santa Fe Arts Commission would like to hear what you think about its programs and how it can serve you better. Click on http://www.santafeartsandculture.org to complete a 4-question survey. Thank you!

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five rhythms dance anyone?

Mon, 20 Aug 2007 01:47:57 GMT

anyone in the santa fe area interested
in five rhythms dance?

was trained w/ a woman in boulder, colorado...

interested in facilitating a dance/expressive arts group this fall..

please contact me if this appeals...

with love & freshness...

desert spider
mythandmirth@hotmail.com

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Belly Dancing and Live Music at the Hunab Hookah lounge!

Issa_Malluf — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 19:30:59 GMT

Come one, Come all!

There will be a great show tonight at the Hunab Hookah Lounge, Featuring live music from Sadaqah and Friends, and dancing by the Pishkesh Dance Company. All dancers are welcome too! Come early to sign up for open dancing and a performance set.

There will be a cover charge of 3.00 at the door. Must be 18 or older to attend.

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Self-sustainability?? got solutions??

bragitta — Sun, 12 Aug 2007 22:56:08 GMT

Im in the Santa Fe area filming for a v-blog site Greenhighways.com
filming peoples solutions so others can get inspired

anyone doing anything ?
my email is bgreenhwy@yahoo.com
drop me a line
(visit my tribe page
and check out my interactive art project)

thanks
bragitta

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MAD HATTER TEA PARTY Saturday August 11th in Taos

Wed, 01 Aug 2007 21:28:52 GMT

Seco Pearl's Grand Opening Gala will take place Saturday Aug, 11th.

Seco Pearl is the new boutique and tea house just behind the Snow Mansion in Taos. It is beautiful and wonderous, full of unique hand-made items and healing teas &foods.

Members of the Marching Band and Andromeda Crash will provide happy circus parade rock, while the elegant and ethereal voice of Rio En Medio will lead the evening into a beautiful and soothing tea party. Two Djs will continue the event late into the night, Padawanshaphan and Osyris, with world and downbeat rhythms.

Sit at the ceremonial puerh tea lounge or sip an herbal elixer from the tea bar, while watching the characters of Alice and Wonderland come to life. And there can never be too many mad hatters, so wear your finest mad hatting attire and come ready to smash a few cups. The exquisite and out-of this-world art of Zoe Stiler graces the walls and the hand-made fashions of the Seco Pearl design crew will thrill your senses.

The party starts at 5pm. Seco Pearl is located at 590 Hondo Seco Rd, just 75 yds beyond the Snow Mansion. Call 776 1225 with any questions.

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Taos NM

busnumber3 — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 16:51:14 GMT

I am looking to buy an inexpensive piece of land to park. About the size of a football field. I will be there for the Rainbow Regional Gathering later this month

www.businmotion.com

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Know any 14-19 year-old writers in New Mexico?

Radiance — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 02:24:42 GMT

Hi all,
Just wanted to share info about the Young Authors Competition--please spread the word!
thanks,
LaVon

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

WRITING CONTEST FOR YOUNG WRITERS IN NEW MEXICO

Santa Fe, NM, June 18, 2007—Writers ages 14-19 in New Mexico are invited to enter the Young Authors Competition sponsored by the Santa Fe Short Story Festival. To attract the most diverse talent, the competition is open to all New Mexicans who are 14-19 years-old as of August 3, 2007, even if they are not enrolled in high school. Original short stories on any subject of up to 2000 words in length will be considered. Entries must be postmarked by August 3, 2007.

The finalists will compete for the four cash prizes to be awarded: $500 to the winner, $250 for the runner up, and $125 for the two honorable mentions. The four prize-winning stories will be read at the 2007 Santa Fe Short Story Festival by professional actors. Finalists (the four authors whose work is selected for a prize) may request a travel allowance if they live 100 miles or more from Santa Fe.

“One thing is clear—the world needs to hear the voices of young writers,” asserts David Olson, Artistic Director of the Santa Fe Short Story Festival. “One amazing way to reach out into the world with a strong voice is in the form of the short story.”

For more complete contest rules, the required submission form, and other information, interested individuals should visit www.SantaFeShortStory.org.

ABOUT THE SANTA FE SHORT STORY FESTIVAL

The mission of the Santa Fe Short Story Festival is to create a compelling literary event by attracting world-renowned writers and actors; to host educational opportunities through lectures, films and panel discussions; and to provide a forum for New Mexico writers to publicly read their works.

The Santa Fe Short Story Festival is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization which began in 2005, and was founded by Tony Branch and Marsha Mason. As the only festival of its kind in New Mexico, the organization provides exposure and focus on the short story, an art form that has been ignored, but is seeing a resurgence in the literary world today. Through performance and reading aloud, whether by the authors themselves or by professional actors, the short story comes alive for audience members of all ages combining an element of entertainment with education. Some works may have never been read or heard before, especially certain unpublished works by new authors.

The 2007 Festival will take place on the campus of the New Mexico School for the Deaf on October 4, 5 and 6 under the Artistic Direction of David Olson.

Media Contact:

Nancy Fay

505.466.3440

http://www.santafeshortstory.org

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SMoke Weed? Need A place to stay?

SImpill — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 22:14:20 GMT

Hey whats up party people of new mexico. My name is Alejandro Coronado.AHA BUddah Im a 19 year old Trip hop head living in Espanola NM. If anyone is traveling cross county and needs a place to stay hit me up. Rent is free and I only ask that you help me clean my house a little. Good Vibes and Chill People Only. PEace and Chi Love . BUddah

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Tribal TranceFormation II - FIRE Wisdom

Matthew — Tue, 29 May 2007 05:38:21 GMT

3SidedWhole. This coming weekend, June 2, is the second of Club Whole's Tribal TranceFormation events this season, and will celebrate the element Fire. We're planning a multitude of fire-based activities, ceremonies and art projects, fire-dancers and music for this gathering, and we invite you to participate and share the fire!

Theme: Solar Energy
Color: Reds and Yellows
Smell: Pinon/cedar smoke
Taste: Hot, firey chile
Sound: Whoooomph!

Cost:
Free for members; $15 for a weekend pass. A yearlong General Membership costs $50, or $25 for low-income/artists.

Schedule:
Participants are welcome to arrive early, camp out Friday night and help set up the event. Campfire and drumming will most likely take place the first night, including a possible appearances by Eric McEuen & Matthew Blank on acoustic guitar. .

On Saturday during the daytime we'll be doing a number of creative activities, including building incendiary artworks, creating Raku pottery, building and cooking with solar ovens, and much much more. If you can dream it - bring it!

5:00 - 7:00 PM Ecstatic Dance with Valentina

8:00 - 8:30 Drumming down the Sun

8:30 - 9:00 Fire Ceremony

9:00 - 11:00 Burning Moonlight (local band)

11:00 - 1:00 Ronnie Ray and friends (band) with Fractal video show

12:00 Midnight - We'll lignite Terry Shrek's Metal Man sculpture

1:00 - 3:00 AM DJ Justin George.
At 3:00 AM the battery powered sound system will be turned off, allowing some sleep to perhaps occur.

During the course of the evening we'll be setting on fire the flammable artworks we've built during the day, including a 14' "Voltron" effigy produced by the VERB Collective. Firedancers are welcome and will performing at various times throughout the evening.

There are LOTS of ways you can participate in helping to make this event magical.

We especially need Greeters, Rangers, and Fire-Safety people. Please Contact Us if you'd like to sign up for shift.

We encourage you to share your art with us, whatever medium it may be. We are a community that supports radical self-expression.

If you'd like to burn your artwork - you MUST contact our Art Coordinator for placement and safety issues.

Gift Economy - No Vending - Community Kitchen, Potluck, bring enough to share.

This is a family-friendly event; anyone under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian.

Survival:
This is an overnight camping event in the desert, and you must be prepared! Bring food, water, shelter, warm and cool clothing, sunblock, hats, flashlights, costumes, toys, artworks and other things to make your experience safe and fun.

No Drugs/Alcohol
No glass bottles
No trash - LNT
Friendly dogs are welcome but must be registered and tagged with their owner's name.

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Jobs

JahaRa — Sun, 20 Aug 2006 13:29:37 GMT

I am day dreaming about moving back to New Mexico (Alb. area) but I have to be able to earn what I earn here in Dallas (or close) because of my debt. Does anyone know what the salary ranges are for computer geeks with 20+ years experience? It could be network or programming.

Thanks!

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Ethiopian food

mitesh — Thu, 03 May 2007 18:06:33 GMT

Is there a reason why we don't have an Ethiopian restaurant anywhere in this state? I've looked everywhere in ABQ, but there are none. I haven't heard of one in SF either. Sadly enough the one Afghani restaurant we used to have in ABQ also closed down a few years back.

Can someone please start an Ethiopian restaurant?

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Is there a small business that you're crazy about in Santa Fe? (including your own)

SFAC — Tue, 01 May 2007 00:29:36 GMT

Just wanted to let everyone know that the deadline for the Santa Fe Small Business Award is coming up.
You can even nominate your own business.
For more info, see http://www.santafeartsandculture.org/resources/press-room/

Good luck,
LaVon

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looking for a place to stay in santa fe for 6 weeks may 28th-july 10th

ktmichael — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 15:23:51 GMT

Hey friends, and friends of friends,

I will be in santa fe for 6 weeks or so
this summer for a circus workshop with
Wise Fool, and I need a place to stay.
I don't need much, just a place to rest
my head.

I can spend a total of $400 for the six
weeks, but I am more than willing to
help with cooking and cleaning, laundry
etc. I don't take up much space and I
am easy to get along with. I would also
be willing to do some trade in exchange
for rent, depending on if any of my
skills overlap with your needs. I'm
good at sewing and other crafty-ness.

I will be there from May28th-July10th
give or take a day on either side.

Thanks so much!
and please forward to your friends!

KT M.

katherine.michael@gmail.com
Back

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Coming to Santa Fe on 5/28

Sara — Sun, 22 Apr 2007 20:16:20 GMT

Hi All...

I'm going to be revisiting Santa Fe this coming weekend. The last time I was in the area, tribe and it's network didn't exist. This trip, I'm hoping to connect with some folks I might have never met, were it not for tribe... My family has a lot of history out there, and I always feel as if I'm coming home when I visit. Santa Fe has always been a place I've "run" through kind of quickly, based on the mass tourism and my general dislike of "All That", but now that my best friend is moving there, I am more willing to let my pre-conceived notions go and open myself up to discover new parts and new people there. (was that a run-on sentence, or what?) Any suggestions and tips on what to do/see or of any gatherings would be really appreciated... Sending love & light from Cali

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Support the Peaceworkers

earthlyLN — Fri, 30 Mar 2007 17:01:31 GMT

On September 26th an InterFaith group dedicated to ending the war in Iraq went to Sen. Domenici's office to read the names of men and women who have died in the war in Iraq. They were invited to take the elevator up to the Senator's office and when they got into the elevator staff members turned the power off and the 9 peaceful people read the names in the elevator they were trapped in.
They were arrested afterwards.

Elevator 9 Trial - Thursday April 12th at 9am at 421 Gold SW in Albuquerque
The Court House is at the corner of 5th & Gold, 1 block south of Central. Please come and bring your Peace and Antiwar signs - WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT!!!

Actually only 8 of us are going to trial, they dropped the charges against Jordan who was 15 at the time of the incident way back on September 26th, but Fr. John, Michella, Jan, Bruno, Sansi, Ellie, Philip and myself would really appreciate your attendance inside the courtroom and outside in front of the Courthouse. There is an article about our upcoming trial at www.freenewmexican.com/news/59049.html

The courtroom is small so people will have to rotate in and out with the people on the street protesting the war, and we need room for our own families, loved ones and witnesses. Please show respect for the proceedings when you are in the courtroom because unruly behavior would only reflect badly on the defendants and we are potentially looking at 30 days in jail.

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Starting my plans for cross country trip

MidnightOrchid — Sat, 24 Mar 2007 17:50:33 GMT

Hello,

I'm new and am starting my plans for my cross country trip from Santa Monica, CA to Jacksonville, FL than down to The Keys. I'm hoping I can leave on or about May 1st. Before than, I would hopefully like to make a couple of connections between here and there. Maybe find someone willing to play tour guide or suggest some interesting place / things to see. I'll be traveling hwy 10 from coast to coast.

Looking forward to my adventures.

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Medical marijuana has one last chance in New Mexico

sunny_nm — Tue, 13 Mar 2007 14:52:44 GMT

Hello Fellow New Mexicans!

A bill that would have allowed qualified patients suffering from certain illnesses, such as cancer, HIV/AIDS and epilepsy, to use medical cannabis for relief of their symptoms was voted down in the House last week, 36-33. The bill was The Lynn and Erin Compassionate Use Act (SB 238). This is devastating news, given that a) marijuana has a clearly demonstrated medical use (see, for example, the White House-commissioned Institute of Medicine report from 1999: http://books.nap.edu/html/marimed/) and b) marijuana will continue to be bought and sold on the black market where no one gets carded, quality is unregulated, and supply is uncertain.

The Senate has added SB 238's fundamental language into another bill, SB 523, in order to give the legislation a second shot at passing. But in order for that to happen, we need to contact the legislators who voted against SB 238 to encourage them to change their vote. Below are the legislators who voted against it. Please please please contact your rep. (if they're on the list) to encourage them to stand up for compassion and reason by voting for SB 523. If you're not sure who your rep. is, go to: http://legis.state.nm.us/lcs/legislatorsearch.asp

Thomas A. Anderson (R-29) — 986-4452 — kb5ysg@arrl.net
Janice E. Arnold-Jones (R-24) — 986-4451 — jearnoldjones@aol.com
Paul C. Bandy (R-3) — 986-4214 — paul@paulbandy.org
Andrew J. Barreras — (D-7) — 986-4243
Richard J. Berry (R-20) — 986-4454 — richard.berry@nmlegis.gov
Donald E. Bratton (R-62) — 986-4227 — donbratton@valornet.com
Ernest H. Chavez (D-12) — 986-4464 — ernestc1531@aol.com
Anna M. Crook (R-64) — 986-4454 — anna.crook@nmlegis.gov
Nora Espinoza (R-59) — 986-4221 — noralee@cableone.net
Candy Spence Ezzell (R-58) — 986-4450 — csecows@aol.com
Mary Helen Garcia (D-34) — 986-4435 — maryhelen.garcia@nmlegis.gov
Thomas A. Garcia (D-68) — 986-4242 — ocate@hotmail.com
William J. Gray (R-54) — 986-4211 — wjgray@pvtnetworks.net
Jimmie C. Hall (R-28) — 986-4215 — jimmie.hall@nmlegis.gov
Dianne Miller Hamilton (R-38) — 986-4221 — dianne38john4132@zianet.com
John A. Heaton (D-55) — 986-4432 — jheaton@caverns.com
Manuel G. Herrera (D-39) — 986-4233
Dona G. Irwin (D-32) — 986-4249 — donagale@zianet.com
Rhonda S. King (D-50) — 986-4438
Larry A. Larranaga (R-27) — 986-4215 — larry@larranaga.com
Ben Lujan (D-46) — 986-4782 — ben.lujan@nmlegis.gov
Patricia A. Lundstrom (D-9) — 986-4435 — plundstrom@nwnmcog.com
James Roger Madalena (D-65) — 986-4417 — jr_madalena@yahoo.com
Andy Nunez (D-36) — 986-4423 — annunez@zianet.com
Jane E. Powdrell-Culbert (R-44) — 986-4467 — jpandp@comcast.net
William "Bill" R. Rehm (R-31) — 986-4453 — Billrehm@comcast.net
Debbie A. Rodella (D-41) — 986-4329 — debbie.rodella@nmlegis.gov
Nick L. Salazar (D-40) — 986-4433 — nlsalazar@lanl.gov
James R.J. Strickler (R-2) — 986-4227 — jamesstrickler@msn.com
Thomas C. Taylor (R-1) — 986-4757 — tom@tomtaylor.net
Don L. Tripp (R-49) — 986-4220 — trippsdon@netscape.net
Shirley A. Tyler (R-61) — 986-4220 — sntyler@valornet.com
Gloria C. Vaughn (R-51) — 986-4453
Richard D. Vigil (D-70) — 986-4242 — rrrvigil@plateautel.net
Jeannette O. Wallace (R-43) — 986-4452 — wallace@losalamos.com
Teresa A. Zanetti (R-15) — 986-4451 — electzanetti@comcast.net

Eleven other states have legalized medical use of marijuana: Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Vermont. It's time New Mexico became the 12th bastion of reason and compassion.

--Sarah Lovering
Born and raised in Los Alamos

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free natural building workshops

amanda — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 18:15:53 GMT

Please check out our website for Ampersand, a sustainable learning center between Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
www.ampersandproject.org
We are holding free workshops on different aspects of natural building this summer. Let me know if you want to receive our schedule.
amanda bramble

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you just might be from New Mexico if...............

mescaleromartini — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 21:42:08 GMT

(originally posted by Rick)

~You can correctly pronounce Tesuque, Cerrillos, and Pojoaque.

~You have been told by at least one out-of-state vendor that they don't ship to foreign countries.

~You know you'll have to pay more if your house is made of mud.

~You expect to be asked whether you want "red or green".

~You buy salsa by the half-gallon.

~You can order your Big Mac with green chile.

~Most restaurants you go to begin with El or Los.

~You price shop for tortillas.

~You have an extra freezer just for green chile.

~You think a red light is merely a suggestion.

~You believe that using a turn signal is a sign of weakness.

~You pass on the right because that's the fast-lane.

~You don't see anything wrong with drive-up window liquor sales.

~You have read a book while driving from Albuquerque to Santa Fe.

~You have driven to an Indian Casino at 3am because you were hungry.

~You ran for state legislature so you can speed legally.

~The tires on your roof have more tread than the ones on your car.

~You just got your fifth DWI and got elected to the state legislature in the same week.

~You're relieved when the pavement ends because the dirt road has fewer pot-holes.

~Your other vehicle is also a pick-up truck.

~You think six tons of crushed rock makes a beautiful front lawn.

~Your swamp cooler got knocked off your roof by a dust devil.

~Your next door neighbor has a sweat lodge in her back yard.

~Your Christmas decorations include "a yard of sand and 200 paper bags".

~You iron your jeans to "dress up".

~Two of your cousins are in Santa Fe: one in the legislature, the other in the state pen.

~You think Las Vegas is a town in the northeastern part of this state.

~You know the punch line to at least one Espanola joke.

~All your out-of-state friends and relatives visit in October.

~There is a piece of a UFO displayed in your home.

~You can actually hear the Taos hum.

~You think the Lobos fight song is "Louie, Louie".

~You see nothing odd when, in the conversations of the people in line around you at the
grocery store, every other word alternates between Spanish and English.

~You know you will run into at least 3 cousins whenever you shop at Wal-Mart, Sams or Home Depot.

And finally you just might be from New Mexico if...

~Whenever it rains, everyone stops whatever they're doing to stand by a window and watch

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Beer Lovers

PollyPotter — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 18:27:21 GMT

Turtle Mountain Brewing Company in Rio Rancho, NM is hosting a Stone Brewing Dinner event.

What: 5 course meal w/ a selection of Stone's best craft beers & ales.

When: Feb 28th, 6 PM

Where: Turtle Mountain Brewing Company @ 36th PL & Southern Blvd in Rio Rancho

Cost: $50 per person, includes tax & tip

Designate a driver early - call to make a reservation! 994-9497

And don't steal the talking urinal cakes! >.<

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Artist communities

Dasstara — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 17:27:40 GMT

I am thinking of moving to NM and am wondering if anyone has any leads to small to mid-sized towns, possibly in the SW region that are liberal and art oriented?

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Aztec UFO Symposium

JahaRa — Sun, 11 Feb 2007 16:49:34 GMT

Any one going to this? http://www.aztecufo.com/sched.htm

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I'm done dreaming....

Thu, 11 Jan 2007 22:37:06 GMT

...about New Mexico. We're actually moving to Truchas in a few weeks! We've rented an awesome old adobe there and will commence shoveling snow and making paintings. We already make paintings--but now we'll be "New Mexico artists."

Yay!

I believe I'll re-introduce myself to cross-country skiing as well.....

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Rogue Bindis Tribal Bellydance this Saturday!

Rachel — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 18:22:47 GMT

The Rogue Bindis will be making an appearance this Saturday, January 13th at their favorite local watering hole, The Chama River Brewing Company at Central & 2nd street in downtown Albuquerque around 10pm. Space is super cramped and limited--kinda like a NYC apartment--so get there early to get a seat and drink delicious beer.

Hope to see you there!

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Event: Grass Roots Art Exhibit

PollyPotter — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 05:41:28 GMT

WHERE: Gallery of the Endorphin Power Company building at 509 Cardenas, SE Albuquerque, NM 87108

WHEN: Jan 12, 2007 6:30 PM - 10 PM & Jan 13, 2007 6:30 PM - 10 PM

WHAT: Uplifting exhibit of local artists

LINK: www.EndorphinPowerCompany.org

Disclaimer: One of my co-workers is exhibiting in this show

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looking for a cozy temporary 2BR Jan-may

g-man — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 20:49:24 GMT

Hi,
My co worker and I are looking for a place to stay while we're in Alb from Jan-May-ish for work. I'm in town now too, so I could come by. We're both cool and respectful - we'd take great care of your place!
Thanks,
Gabe

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Dan Bern at Santa Fe Brewing Company Oct 21st

PollyPotter — Sat, 26 Aug 2006 15:31:12 GMT

I read on http://www.danbern.com that Dan will be playing the Santa Fe Brewing Company on Oct 21st.

Anyone else planning to attend? He's got a new CD coming out in Sept. called Breathe.

FYI, one of his songs is Albuquerque Lullaby, from the CD New American Language, the chorus to which is:

Don't let your heart get broken by this world
Don't let your heart get broken by this world
At the bottom of the ocean
You might find a pearl
Don't let your heart get broken by this world

It's a simple little tune I find myself humming to soothe my spirit when things aren't going my way.

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Santa Fe Poly presents a sensual evening of good food, massage, conversation, and hot tubbing!

nakedmichael — Thu, 10 Aug 2006 00:14:30 GMT

Friday August 11 2006.
Santa Fe, NM.
Potluck dinner begins 7:00PM.
Bring a tasty dish, towel, and pad or massage table!
All interested spirits are welcome!
Need a place to stay in Santa Fe?
For address and directions, contact Michael.
505-930-9706
michael@santafemail.com

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Did you know that Alegria (club) is open again?

KGeo — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 23:26:43 GMT

Down on Agua Fria... good friend of mine took it over and is in the process of getting it back on the radar. Live music, gatherings... Unfortunately, I left Santa Fe before the opening date, but it sounds like a fun option... especially since so many other places have shut down in town. Check it out when you can.

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Celestine Prophecy Film in Santa Fe

Tue, 04 Jul 2006 15:10:02 GMT

http://www.thecelestineprophecy.com

Based on James Redfield's worldwide best-selling novel, The Celestine Prophecy is a spiritual adventure film chronicling the discovery of ancient scrolls in the rainforests of Peru. The prophecy and its nine key insights predict a worldwide awakening, arising within all religious traditions, that moves humanity toward a deeper experience of spirituality.

Playing @
UA DeVargas Mall 6

http://www.fandango.com/TheaterPage.aspx?location=87501&tid=AAGJF
562 North Guadalupe - Santa Fe
(505) 988-1110

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Artist coming to Taos Plaza to visit this weekend

tufani — Fri, 11 Aug 2006 04:57:32 GMT

I'm preparing for a visit to Taos this weekend and have been looking thru Tribe.Net to see who's out there. Found your tribe. I was hoping to Any reccommendations where/who to vibe while I am there. Who knows I might not even leave the house. Havent been in the city for months and the intensity can freak me. Oh well anyway, nice to e-meetcha. Maybe lets connect.

T

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The Smell of Rain

alicat — Sun, 15 Jan 2006 04:45:29 GMT

I grew up in NM, and now live in Northern California- where it has been raining A LOT.

I miss the smell of New Mexico Rain so much, my heart can barely tolerate it. Here it smells soggy and wet. I am looking forward to heading back and breathing in the clean desert air after a rainstorm.

Ali

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Anyone heading up to Taos this weekend?

mitesh — Tue, 01 Aug 2006 19:52:10 GMT

I would like to rideshare with anyone going to Taos this weekend. I can share the cost of gas. Please contact me if you are this person or if you know of anyone.
Gratzi !!

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Will Love to Assist you...

rosakali — Fri, 23 Jun 2006 04:31:30 GMT

I am here in santa fe, just moved here from hawaii and am looking to work for some green energy in these days. I would love to assist someone(s) with errands, cleaning, organizing, cooking, sharing time with your children, Reiki, Bodywork, Facials, Bodywraps, doula assistance and postpartum assistance, & perhaps something else that you can think of. I certainly have references and would love to talk with anyone who feels so moved by this posting. Please respond!!!

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Santa Fe Friday

PollyPotter — Sat, 17 Jun 2006 07:36:42 GMT

Way to go, Santa Fe! Had a wonderful time in town, even if I didn't get to walk around quite as much as I might have liked to. The cooling trend in the weather made it so pleasant for strolling & casual wandering.

Tecolote Cafe was very pleasant for breakfast, but Tomasita's was fantastic; better even than I remembered from my previous visit. We arrived there at 2 PM, just as the lunch crowd was leaving, so parking was available & the service & food were superb. I could not have asked for a better experience for my husband's first visit.

There was an arts & crafts show setting up in the plaza, so we wandered all around the periphery, touring shops & museums. It was much more crowded on a Friday than it was on a Wednesday, but almost everyone was pleasant or at least civil, though everywhere we went, someone would mention San Diego, which made us wonder if we had it stamped on our foreheads.

We saw some really playful sculptures that would really do well for yard art for our big corner lot. I'll have to price some of them online before we make a return trip.

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the situation in hell

mescaleromartini — Sun, 18 Jun 2006 07:03:41 GMT

The Situation in Hell

The following is supposedly an actual question given
on a University of Washington chemistry mid-term.
The answer by one student was so "profound" that
the professor shared it with colleagues, via the Internet,
which is, of course, why we now have the pleasure
of enjoying it as well.

Bonus Question: Is Hell exothermic (gives off heat)
or endothermic (absorbs heat)?

Most of the students wrote proofs of their beliefs using
Boyle's Law
(gas cools when it expands and heats when it is
compressed) or some variant.

One student, however, wrote the following:

First, we need to know how the mass of Hell is
changing in time. So
we need to know the rate at which souls are moving
into Hell and the
rate at which they are leaving. I think that we can
safely assume
that once a soul gets to Hell, it will not leave.
Therefore, no souls
are leaving.

As for how many souls are entering Hell, let's look
at the different religions that exist in the world today.
Most of these religions state that if you are not a member
of their religion, you will go to Hell.

Since there is more than one of these religions and
since people do not belong to more than one religion,
we can project that all souls go to Hell.

With birth and death rates as they are, we can expect
the number of souls in Hell to increase exponentially.
Now, we look at the rate of change of the volume in Hell
because Boyle's Law states that in order for the temperature
and pressure in Hell to stay the same, the volume
of Hell has to expand proportionately as souls are added.

This gives two possibilities:
1. If Hell is expanding at a slower rate than the rate
at which souls enter Hell, then the temperature and pressure
in Hell will increase until all Hell breaks loose.

2. If Hell is expanding at a rate faster than the increase
of souls in Hell, then the temperature and pressure will
drop until Hell freezes over.

So which is it?

If we accept the postulate given to me by Teresa during
my Freshman year that, "it will be a cold day in Hell before
I go out with you", and take into account the fact that I went
out with her last night, then number 2 must be true, and thus
I am sure that Hell is exothermic and has already frozen over.

The corollary of this theory is that since Hell has frozen over,
it follows that it is not accepting any more souls and is
therefore, extinct . . . leaving only Heaven, thereby proving the
existence of a divine being which explains why, last night,
Teresa kept shouting "Oh my God."

THIS STUDENT RECEIVED THE ONLY "A."

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GOING TO THE GATHERING?

TUSAS — Thu, 08 Jun 2006 21:22:59 GMT

HELLOZ ALL

ARE ANY OF YA GOING TO THE RAINBOW GATHERING IN COLORADO THIS FOURTH OF JULY?

IM LOOKING FOR A RIDE .. HAVE GAS , FOOD AND DEFINENTLY LOTS OF LOVE

COOO COOOOOOO

PEACE

SAFTY THIRD

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Intention to House Sit This Summer

rosakali — Thu, 23 Mar 2006 23:05:39 GMT

Aloha...I am feeling a calling to voyage from my home on the Big Island to Northern New Mexico in June and July and I will very much love to have a home to take care of while I am there. I am quite a home body and the idea of having a rooted place to sleep and be in for a month or two sounds lovely and perfect. I am involved in the Healing Arts here on this island and would love to talk with anyone who may have ideas of resources for me to look into or even perhaps feels called to offer up their space. Mahalo for the attention and thoughtfulness any of you may have given this posting. Many Blessings, Marie Rosalia

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"Leave No Trace" Training Workshop May 20 & 21 (FREE)

sophia_ABQ — Wed, 10 May 2006 20:00:00 GMT

Hello New Mexico Burners & Other Outdoor Enthusiasts
Here's something we may all be interested in.
Sophia

________________________________________
Hey everyone! Here's a fantastic opportunity to participate in a FREE workshop about "Leave No Trace" practices, May 20 and 21 in the new Ojito Wilderness Area just north of 3sidedwhole (North or Rio Rancho, in Sandoval County).

First off, let me say that "Leave No Trace" is one of the core principles of the Burning Man project, and is an essential world-view to cultivate. So I want to see as many of us from this community participate. This is important!

Secondly, we are incredibly lucky to have Mike Bilbo (aka Mirrorman) generously leading this training. Mike works for the BLM in the Socorro district, but he has also worked in Nevada and was instrumental in helping Burning Man acquire its special use permit in the 90's. He is deeply committed to this work, and has taught Leave No Trace trainings to many, many people all over the country.

And he assures me that it will be FUN!

Essentially what's involved is a 2 day trip, camping out overnight, and a hike through a range of different land types, from pristine to highly impacted. Along the way, participants will be taught to lead "mini-trainings" that illustrate how to successfully Leave No Trace. At the end, participants will be able to lead the trainings to others.

There is a little bit to coordinate in advance, so if you're interested, please contact Mike soon, at the number below. He's sent along some more info (see below) about the course as well. Call/email Mike pronto if you're interested.

I hope a bunch of you can make it!

3onathan
New Mexico Regional Burning Man Contact
http://www.3sidedwhole.com
http://www.SkyDyes.net

________________________________________

Mike_Bilbo@nm.blm.gov wrote:

Jonathan and all: I'd like to move forward on a Leave No Trace Trainers Course... So could you put out to everyone on the Main 3SW List that anyone who would like to attend, please contact me by email or phone right away. Thanks.

Mike Bilbo Outdoor Recreation Planner/ NM BLM Leave No Trace & Treadlightly Coordinator Socorro Field Office 901 S. Highway 85 Socorro, New Mexico 87801 Ph 505-838-1278, Fax 505-835-0223, E: mbilbo@blm.gov http://www.nm.blm.gov/recreation/socorro/socorro_rec_home.htm

Here's pertinent information:

Whomever plans to attend, I need their email or phone, so I can make the assignments and point them to reference materials. Everyone who takes this will be an official Leave No Trace trainer, to conduct trainings at schools, for Scouts, other organizations, and apply knowledge to 3SW and within various camps at BMan main.

The Trainer Course is a vital component of the nationwide Leave No Trace program. It is a shortened version of the Master course. Participants receive introductory training in Leave No Trace skills and ethics in a condensed two-day format. The Trainer Course assists the student participants in learning more about the seven principles of Leave No Trace and techniques for disseminating these low impact skills.

The Trainer Course is designed for educators, Girl and Boy Scout leaders, guides, Burning Man members, agency employees and other outdoor enthusiasts and professionals. LNT Trainer courses emphasize skills and techniques essential to LNT minimum impact outdoor ethics and education. However, LNT Trainer courses do not teach basic travel, camping or other outdoor skills, nor do they provide outdoor instructor certification.

Trainer Course participants gain the skills to teach Leave No Trace techniques and ethics to their clients, friends and family. Participants learn the concepts of Leave No Trace and prepare to teach Leave No Trace curriculum in a variety of settings-schools, camps, parks, wilderness and front country areas. Workshop topics include the underlying ethics and seven principles of Leave No Trace:

Plan Ahead and Prepare Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces Dispose of Waste Properly Leave What You Find Minimize Campfire Impacts Respect Wildlife Be Considerate of Other Visitors

The LNT curriculum focuses on techniques for learning and teaching minimum impact outdoor ethics. LNT courses do not teach specific outdoor skills such as mountain climbing, river crossings, camping, etc. However, due to the nature of the Leave No Trace program, the Trainer Course is taught in an outdoor setting. Engaging in outdoor activities involves inherent or other risks and dangers that can lead to injury, property damage or even death. Individuals interested in participating in a LNT course should have basic outdoor travel and camping skills and be in reasonably good physical condition before attending a course. Participants are responsible for their own safety, and assume responsibility for injuries resulting from the inherent risks of recreational activities.

Core Components for Trainer Course Curriculum

1. A minimum of 16 total hours of experiential instruction, 10 hours of which must be conducted in the field. One night camping will occur. 2. The role and function of a Leave No Trace Trainer. 3. The principles and ethics of Leave No Trace. 4. Teaching skills and techniques and student learning styles. 5. At least one student led teaching exercise by each participant. 6. Overview of the national Leave No Trace program. 7. The role and function of Leave No Trace, Inc.

Trainer Course Completion

Upon successful completion of a LNT Trainer course, each participant will become a Leave No Trace Trainer and receive a completion certificate from LNT, Inc. Successful completion of the course requires participation in all course activities and teaching exercises. Those who complete the Trainer course are equipped to:

Understand, demonstrate and teach state of the art minimum impact techniques for friends, family or community groups; Lead a discussion on outdoor ethics and help others explore their own personal outdoor ethic.

Mike Bilbo Outdoor Recreation Planner/ NM Leave No Trace & Treadlightly Coordinator Socorro Field Office, 901 S. Highway 85 Socorro, New Mexico 87801
Ph: 505-838-1278, Fax: 505-835-0223, E: mbilbo@blm.gov http://www.nm.blm.gov/recreation/socorro/socorro_rec_home.htm

_______________________________________________
Happenings mailing list
Happenings@3sidedwhole.com http://3sidedwhole.com/mailman/listinfo/happenings_3sidedwhole.com

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It's OURS! Now what do we do?

PollyPotter — Fri, 23 Dec 2005 04:37:49 GMT

It's still not completely finished *sigh* but we closed escrow on a new house in Ventana Ranch today. It's one of the last in the subdivision and they really left a lot until the last minute. Near as we could figure, it had something to do with model homes for the new Ventana Ranch West development being more important than finalizing homes they'd already contracted to build.

Now the really serious stuff starts... sorting through all the JUNK we need to get rid of before we move. Lots of armwrestling with the husband to follow...

Oh, right - I'm from San Diego, CA and I have family in Albuquerque, Los Alamos, Espanola, as well as those I'm leaving behind in SoCal. I'm relocating to enjoy living in a new home, because I love the Southwest and I'm ready for a change.

Any tips, pointers, relocation advice would be helpful at this point. Scoffers and irritated local folks are also welcome - as a San Diego native, I know what it's like to have people invade your home town and start making changes. One sunny Rose Bowl and 40,000 people move to San Diego from New Jersey!

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www.shaimus.com

Stump Music Group — Wed, 26 Apr 2006 23:11:29 GMT

check out one of the hottest up and coming bands in the nation. You might know some of their music from the hit PS2 game Guitar Hero...

www.shaimus.com

go to the website to find out about their upcoming shows and summer tour.

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taxes

mitesh — Wed, 29 Mar 2006 20:24:41 GMT

Anyone know of any good tax attorneys to help file my taxes? Preferably less exhorbitant.
thanks.

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anyone from Jemez

mitesh — Fri, 27 Jan 2006 05:27:02 GMT

Does anyone from this group live in Jemez Springs? I'm looking to come out there for a weekend on a meditation trip and need a quiet place to stay. I've been looking into a hostel or a cabin. Could anyone give me any tips, please?
thanks.

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los cuates

Thu, 02 Mar 2006 03:47:05 GMT

my best friend is eating chile rellenos as we speak. man i am feening.

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Albuquerque area

Whitney — Sun, 12 Feb 2006 01:45:49 GMT

Hey everyone,

I'm three weeks new to Albuquerque from Maui. I'd love some best kept secrets...or not so secret I suppose. Both in the city and/or especially outside it but nearby. I've heard about Sandia Crest, and the Jemez Hot Springs, though no specific directions. Anyone have any pointers? I'm also curious if there are any firespinners around.

thanks,
Whitney

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Interested in Bellydancing?

Mon, 13 Feb 2006 17:45:37 GMT

Please visit www.BellydanceNOW.com ---New Mexio's Premier Bellydancing Web-Site.........includes directory of teachers and studios, dancers and troupes--------- a schedule of events and performances by hobbyists and professional --------informative articles------and a selling and swap page!! Please support your New Mexico dancers!!

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I think We want to move here- either Santa Fe or Albequerque

Cara — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 23:15:34 GMT

I don't even know if I spelled that right. my husband and I have been talking about moving here for awhile now. We've never been but read so much and we are big "foodies" and outdoorsy. But I am afraid of snakes and big spiders- eek! How do you deal? Anyway, just wondering about the job market out there, it's awful here (northern NW- WA). We wouldn't be moving with jobs waiting for us, I'm sure. It looks like there are mostly government jobs out there, here those are hard to get.. ..Also we have dogs, is it doggie friendly?
We would have to sell our house and look for one and buy before we went. Where are places that are nice to live (as in not scary, we're not rich! AT ALL)? At least, where WOULDN'T we want to live? Housing looks a little $$$ out there, so we would be busting the seams on the bank account at first...

BTW- I really appreciate any and all advice :) Thanks.

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Greetings People.

AmyfritH — Tue, 24 Jan 2006 09:02:26 GMT

I have had many visitations, throughout this life, from my real life fairie godmother who happens to live mostly in new mexico...sort of near Taos. So I must visit her eventually.

I plan to visit there sometime this year and would love to make some friends who reside in the region. I'm really into fun, nature connections, visionary art, music and shamonism.

Oh...and I would really appreciate information on natural, undeveloped hotsprings.

Adios amigos.

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New to New Mexico

TingTing — Wed, 18 Jan 2006 23:12:24 GMT

Hi I’m moving to NM in February with my boy friend Dave (AKA Enoch). I'm excited to start a new adventure. I visited last year and was enchanted by the desert's beauty, and blue skies. I also met lots of friendly people. I'm looking forward to living on the Pecos River somewhere out side of Santa Fe.

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missing home

Thu, 12 Jan 2006 18:23:50 GMT

Hello all! I moved to Dallas 2 years ago and I have not visited New Mexico since!

I miss it all so much. The food! Los Cuates!! Rio Grande Cantina! OMG, I dream of a real relleno with both green and red!

I miss the people most of all though. So laid-back and down-to-earth. Minding thier own business instead of everyone elses.

Then there is the beauty, the horizon, the sunsets, the mountains.

I just wanted to share with someone who would understand. New Mexico is heavenly and I hope to return someday.

What is your favorite thing about New Mexico?

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New Here

Mon, 09 Jan 2006 01:40:09 GMT

Hello,

I used to live in Albuquerque, NM back in '93-'95, but also visited the Santa Fe area and White Sands. Wonder if anyone here will recognize me??? Hope to find lost friends and familiar faces!

Anyways, some of you here may also be interested in my Zuni Fetish tribe (shameless plug LOL)...

http://tribes.tribe.net/ZuniFetish

Thanks!
Badger

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Happy New Years To All!!!!

heidirivera1971 — Wed, 04 Jan 2006 23:52:41 GMT

Ok, Sorry, have been gone a while adjusting to my new job has taken longer than I thought.
I hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas! Anyone have any resolutions for this new year???
I personally think maybe I will try to become queen of the world or something else completely unobtainable ;)
It's a wierd tradition...like your only supposed to think about changing yourself or setting goals once a year?!
Well I do hope everyone has a very successful year!
Cheers

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Newbie near Roswell

moya — Mon, 08 Aug 2005 03:54:45 GMT

Hi All, newbie to tribe and NM.....
Looking for sites to visit around the state, love to camp, see art...both man-made and natural. Any suggestions ?
-Moya

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Moving in May

Phenomenal_Me — Sun, 01 Jan 2006 23:12:19 GMT

Hi everybody!

My wife and I will be Moving to the Albuquerque area in May and we're absolutely ecstatic because it has been a long time dream of hers to move to the 'Land of Enchantment' and as a native Floridian, I'm happily surprised to find that her excitement over our upcoming move is quite contagious :)

We are currently looking for a reputable and reasonably priced horse stable, does anyone have any suggestions? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Love and Light,

Eve

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Wishing all of you

Sat, 31 Dec 2005 14:44:18 GMT

Just wishing all of you a Happy and Safe New Year's Eve and a big wish for a Very Happy New Year.

Dean

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adios

Wed, 14 Dec 2005 07:03:41 GMT

tribes new censorship policy is unacceptable to me and will be leaving soon. take care.

d

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between Las Cruces and Albuquerque

cooldawn — Wed, 27 Jul 2005 14:46:57 GMT

I'll be making this trek about one weekend a month. Any suggestions for the following (close to the interstate, if possible) would be much appreciated...

good (Starbuck's style) coffee

mechanic

cheap motel (in case I need to use the above)

park

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Coming to visit!

muddygoddess — Wed, 14 Dec 2005 13:48:16 GMT

I'm finishing my first semester of teaching 6th grade and I'll be rewarding myself with a road trip to Taos and Ribera. I'm super stoked and can't wait. It's been too long since I've been in a state of enchantment . . .

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NMSU tribe

Byron — Tue, 13 Dec 2005 16:09:12 GMT

If anyone is interested, we are starting a NMSU tribe at

http://tribes.tribe.net/nmsu

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Buddhism in Roswell?

Greg — Mon, 12 Dec 2005 05:53:24 GMT

Hey everyone, I am trying to locate other Buddhists in or around the Roswell area. I know there are sangha's in Alb. and Santa Fe but I am looking for people who are not 3 hours away. Help....I am searching for others who would like to get together and get to know one another for meditation or just a cup of coffee...Let me know!!!

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Moving to Northern NM

sunny_nm — Sun, 09 Oct 2005 17:40:13 GMT

Fellow New Mexicans,
I'm a New Mexican (from Los Alamos) stuck out here on the East Coast. I want to come back to NM or CO, but I'm not sure what the job situation/economy is like out there. I'm thinking about uprooting and coming back without anything lined up beforehand--I'm finding it really difficult to get a job from far away. I can go for a few months without a job, but not much longer. I have a master's in public policy, so would prefer to work for a non-profit, or maybe state/local government. Anyone have any words of wisdom? Know of any job openings? Any advice on cool places to live in SF or Alb.?
Thanks!
Sarah

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Body ElectriK Santa Fe Internet Radio

djeazy — Fri, 21 Oct 2005 01:21:57 GMT

I have perceived that to be with those I like is enough,
To stop in company with the rest at evening is enough,
To be surrounded by beautiful, curious, breathing,
laughing flesh is enough,
To pass among them, or touch any one, or rest my arm
ever so lightly round his or her neck for a
moment — what is this, then?
I do not ask any more delight — I swim in it, as in a sea.
- Walt Whitman - I Sing The Body Electric

www.bodyelectrik.com

When You Dare to Rock Your Body - Resample Your Universe - and Remix Your Mind

We invite you to share the Music - explore the memes.

We also invite you to share another look at Santa Fe - from the team that brings you Body Electrik -

www.santafeez.com

Namaste

Denny

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DID YOU BURN HIM?

TUSAS — Mon, 12 Sep 2005 20:57:01 GMT

DAMN , I CANT BELIEVE NOBODY IS TALKING ABOUT HOW GREAT THE FIESTAS IN FANTA SE WERE! DID YOU GUYS MISS THAT ER WHAT ... I HAD A GREAT TIME , BURT THE SHIT OUTTA THAT GUY... DANCED , GAVE THE FIRE PRINCESS A HUG AND STAYED UP ALL NIGHT HOWLING AT THE LUNA..

DID YOU GO?

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FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS

TUSAS — Sun, 03 Jul 2005 13:55:02 GMT

HELLO EVERYBODY!
I JUST GOT TURNED ON TO THE TRIBE A FEW WEEKS AGO. IM FROM LAS VEGAS NEW MEXICO, (ITS JUST NORTH OF SANTA FE) AND WAS SEARCHING FER PEOPLE IN THE NIEBORHOOD.... FOUND YOU GUYS , SO IM SAYING QUE PASO.. I JUST POSTED A TRIBE FER LAS VEGAS , YOU SHOULD GO CHECKITTY CHECK IT OUT.

BUENO

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Trinity Site

fear_n_loathing — Thu, 22 Sep 2005 19:46:37 GMT

It will be open Oct. first, I WILL BE THERE!!!

Anyone else? I'm gonna be all geeky and have my geologic gear to pick up some trinitite.

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Any of you...

lordjeffrey — Wed, 24 Aug 2005 19:17:02 GMT

going to be at Burning Man this year?

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How's your summer?

heidirivera1971 — Sun, 14 Aug 2005 04:42:12 GMT

How has the summer been for everyone?

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HOW?????

TUSAS — Wed, 20 Jul 2005 22:34:54 GMT

HI

I WAS WONDERING HOW TO CONNECT TRIBES. YOU KNOW, LIKE THE ONES ON THE LEFT OF THIS TRIBE.... IM MANAGER OF FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS , AND I WANT TO CONNECT IT TO DAY DREAMING IN NEW MEXICO ...

PLEASE HELP..

HOPE EVERYONE IS HAPPY ... ENJOY THE MONSOOOONS

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Fire Hazard In Northern New Mexico -

alicat — Thu, 30 Jun 2005 18:37:53 GMT

What is the drought situation like now? Are campfires permitted? Are the campsites open?

Ali

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