ENTER MY HEART

I went into my heart, today.

All the love that I have is shared

with you.

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So many times a day I feel I have been to "church"

. . . to a sacred place

within me.

Many things

can trigger the journey to the deeply welcome experience ~

the journey felt with such brightness,

such blazing intensity,

such liberating forces ~

to where I feel so alive that I KNOW LIFE

and my Life are ONE,

are in communion

and we are all that there is,

and can be.

We are.

And never will know death

because we are already in Eternity.

We are the sunshine,

We are the soulful existence.

We are LIFE's lives . . .

those of us who feel this.

We are forces of Nature.

Nothing stands in our way,

when we answer without reservations,

"YES".

Hallelujah.

I am here ~

you can take what you will

and I will lose nothing from your taking.

because my Source is limitless,

endless

and

grace...

glorious grace.

Life without End.

Many of us walk the Earth ~

We leave our mark on your hearts

and you say

"Thank you"

By Sandra Hammel
from Journal #21 ~ A Walk on the Free Side
pages 10 - 13
October 22, 24, 2009

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October 30, 2009
Pages 23 - 26

If our voices won't speak for justice and for truth,
then unchecked human behaviors are free
with impunity.

We are capable of humankindness overflowing,
gentleness and empathy.

And we are capable of resentment,
acts of torture
and extermination of whole groups of people.

We can speak for justice.
We can stand for truth.

If we are silent, we speak clearly of our intention
to do no good.

There is no honor in being silent
when the correct thing to do
is to speak up.

We, each, are only one,
but we give our nations the power to represent us.

When our nations see no urgency to stop
our own wrongs ~
we give away the only real power we own.
Our integrity.

And who,
what,
are we, then?

I do not want to be defined by the wrongs of my nation.

But, I maintain that I still have my one voice.

And there are some human injustices
which I choose to speak out about.

As long as we allow it,
injustice will reign over justice.

End of Sandra Hammel's writing, for the moment.

"You see things as they are and ask "Why?"

I dream things as they never were and ask "Why not?"

George Bernard Shaw

"Some people look at things as they are and ask "Why?"
I dream things that never were and ask "Why not?"

Robert Francis Kennedy

From the song "Imagine":

You may say that I'm a dreamer..."

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Connie Talbot sings Imagine
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From my journal #21's Preface page and
also my very first post when I opened this blog on November 28, 2006:

Whatever you can do

or dream
you can

BEGIN IT.

Boldness has genius,

power and magic in it.

Goethe

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Written by Sandra Hammel
November 1, 2009
from my journal #21, pages 28 - 31

November 1, 2009

To My Spirit ~

I am covered by the mist of your love

I am surrounded by your light,

immersed in your joy.

You carry my heart,

protecting

and

guiding me.


We are here to serve LIFE

and we are happy to be.

Love is given to us to give to one another.

There is no higher purpose,

no deeper joy. . .

We travel on the wings of kindness.

We know ecstasy,

liberty's free blessings.

peace.

We have been called by LIFE to live,

sharing our spirit's gifts,

not afraid to speak aloud,

to be bold,

to feel deeply,

rawly.

We walk with Grace holding us.

I am because you are.

You are because I am.

We are here never to be dead,

but

eternally alive.

We are here

to share

our spirit . . .

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Written by Sandra Hammel

November 11, 2009
from my journal #21, pages 34 - 39

Some things should bother us.

Bother us, deeply.

So much so,

we must act to make a difference.

And across boundaries.

Boundaries created by religion, by governments, philosophies, countries, politics, money.

And those things include

abusing children,

neglecting children,

selling children,

abusing selling, raping anyone,

and

any form of genocide.

We are defined not only by what we do,
what we directly affect ~
but by what we don't do,
what we don't choose to stand for.

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or, Start a Petition

Change.org

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We are wrong to allow genocide ~
there are no exceptions to this.

There is no political reason or any other reason,
that makes it okay
to not affect the ending and preventing genocide,
Mr. President.

And in my heart's wisdom, I think this: You know this.

What are principles, if not to live by,
even when,
especially when,
it is thoroughly difficult.

China, a country, not known to live by principle of justice and with moral integrity and sweeping humane ideals should not hold our moral compass and fortitude and our actions in the balance. As hostages of our debt to China. China owns us literally and figuratively. Your administration has not turned out to be "The Change" I can believe in.

"If we care, the world will care. If we bear witness, the world will know. If we act, the world will follow." Barack Obama, April 30, 2006, International Day of Action for Darfur, Washington, D.C.

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To: The President of the United States, The U.S. Senate and The U.S. House

Started by: MASSACHUSETTS COALITION TO SAVE DARFUR

The Government of Sudan continues to undermine prospects for peace in Sudan.

Violations by the Government of Sudan continue, despite the “fresh” start from the US Special Envoy and the new US Sudan Policy announced on October 19, 2009. Sudan continues its dangerous tactics: Delay, Manipulate, Block, Ignore, Deny. We know of attacks on civilians, threats of forced returns of IDPs, the blockage of humanitarian aid and threats on aid workers. Three million Darfuris are displaced in camps, and time is running out to fulfill the terms of the CPA for South Sudan.

The warning signs are clear:
- "Millions could miss Sudan elections" - Reuters
- "Abyei: Bashir wants it all" - Roger Winter
- "Sudan at the flash point" - Eric Reeves
- "What to do about Sudan now" - John Prendergast

Tell your representatives in Congress and President Obama that the US must now start using the pressures that were promised as part of the new US Sudan Policy.

Please sign the letter ~ USA citizens

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GENOCIDE IS NOT OKAY

USE YOUR VOICE
TO CALL UPON OUR LEADERS
TO DO WHAT IS RIGHT
ABOUT SOMETHING THAT IS VERY WRONG

standnow.org
www.savedarfur.org
whilewewaitsudan.blogspot.com

www.henryjacksonsociety.org/stories

WHERE THERE IS A WILL - THERE IS ALWAYS A WAY - SO LET'S STOP THE DARFUR GENOCIDE

Africa.

Why doesn't Africa matter to us?

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“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people could change

the world.  Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”                                                                           

                                           Margaret Mead

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I was the guest speaker March 18, 2007 for Social Justice at the Unitarian Church in Newport, Rhode Island. The subject that I was asked to speak on was the Darfur genocide.

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Channing Unitarian Universalist Memorial Church = Justice Sunday, March 18, 2007

Use Your Voice to Stop the Darfur Genocide

1 Omar al-Beshir 2 Janjaweed

3 China 4 Oil

5 Darfur 6 Sudan

7 Chad 8 Africa

9 Genocide 10 International community

11 You and me.

What do all of these words have to do with one another?

Darfur is a western region in the country of Sudan, in central Africa,

where a genocide is happening today, March 18, 2007. 10:30 a.m. Newport = 5:30 p.m tomorrow

in Khartoum, Sudan.

The Sudanese self-appointed, President Omar al-Beshir has an ally, China

who has been in the business of supporting the al-Beshir regime in order to get Sudan’s oil.

The collaboration of the Sudanese government with the Arab Janjaweed have been targeting the Darfuri people - targeting that fits the definition of genocide - for four years this February.

The international community of governments has virtually done nothing affective to show that genocide is unacceptable.

And all genocide needs

to thrive - is what has been happening. No accountability.

Words with no integrity. Words of care by President Bush have proven to be just words.

You and me. If WE care – what difference can we make?

Plenty.

“We don’t have to wait for some great politician to be our champion.

We ARE the Champion we’ve been waiting for.

Let us Stop Waiting for Someone Else to Make the Difference

Let us STOP “Waiting for the World to Change”.

Get Inspired

By

BEING the INSPIRED

We have been called to be human in the most basic way on this subject.

Where there is a will - there is always a way.

And where there is NO will - there is never a way.

This is not so much a religious principle, as it is simply a virtue of character.

We are our brothers' and sisters' keepers.

I am one person, but I am on a mission. Genocide vs. the human right to live…out … a normal existence - is a passion for me.

You are one person, who I am sure has a heart and a soul

that wants the same thing the Darfuri and Chadian people want –

A safe environment for your family to live.

There are many people in the United States of America who, like me, are aware and are working toward ending this genocide.

There are also, many people in our country - who don’t know the genocide is happening.

Words are all that I have to impress upon you my message, my passion.

Words to move you

inspire you

or possibly be the impetus for you

to be an activist for the Darfuri and Chadian families

that need our attention

and the using of our voices.

You are important. Your heart and your spirit are needed.

Our news media has relegated this Darfur genocide as a non-story. But we all know the story Anna Nicole Smith.

The Associated Press reported that the United Nations stated the following:

Sudan’s president claimed that human rights groups have exaggerated the crisis in Darfur to help their fundraising

and charged that demands for U.N. peacekeepers in Darfur are meant to protect Israel,

and claims that Zionist groups want to weaken Sudan

and that Jewish organizations are behind dozens of rallies.

Al-Beshir has said Israel is spreading lies that Sudanese Arabs are killing Sudanese Africans.

He claims that human rights groups’goals are to carve up Sudan

and get access to its oil reserves”

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What can you do?

Be informed

Tell others what you know

Contact a Darfur activist group in your area that you can give at least 10 minutes a week to

Go online to one of the websites that has been involved in this cause and sign a petition.

• http://www.uusc.org/ link to Drumbeat for Darfur. Unitarian Universalist service committee
• http://www.Savedarfur.org
• http://www.ajws.org/
• www.sudandivestment.org/rhodeisland
• http://www.genocideintervention.net/
• http://www.standnow.org/ (High School and College Students)

Schedule a Call, an email or letter, routinely - in your calendar and contact:

President Bush

UN Sec Gen Ban ki-Moon

Senator Jack Reed

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse

Representative Patrick Kennedy

Representative James Langevin

Most important in your communication is to express why this is important to you

And your RI legislators are working on Sudan divestment RI House Bill 5146 and S 8

These pictures are taken after this message was presented on Sunday, March 18:

Darfur Activists in Providence, Rhode Island
on the floor of RI Senate Chambers waiting for Senators to arrive and talk to them
about their understanding and voting plans on S 87 - Targeted Divestment from Sudanese Companies, that virtually fund the Darfur genocide

March 20, 2007 Rhode Island Senate Before Called into Session
The *RI Senate Bill 87 did pass with a vote of 33 to 0 ( 2 abstaining)
*Targeted Divestment from Sudan with RI State Pension Fund Investment

23 Darfur Activists (StandNow and Save Darfur) in the Rhode Island gallery before RI Senate called in session where RI Senate Bill 87 would soon be voted on

Make sure your personal mutual funds are not supporting the genocide

Fidelity Co. - Sudandivestment.org

Divestment: Targeted divestment focusing on companies that directly finance the Sudanese

government’s military campaign in Darfur

Of the 400+ international companies operating in Sudan, about two dozen are currently considered

the “worst offending” Sudandivestment.org

Many U.S. corporations, mutual funds and individuals are invested in foreign companies that

operate in Sudan

Mainly in the oil, telecommunications or weapons - industries

If such companies prove unresponsive to shareholders’ efforts to address their complicity

and refuse to change their behavior,

shareholders then remove their funds.

70% of the government’s oil revenues are spent on defense.

Both Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch report that these funds

have been used to purchase expensive military equipment like the bombers

and helicopters used against civilians in Darfur.

Participate in the Global Days for Darfur April 23 – 29.

Use your voice

Use your presence

Don’t count on others – but be a champion yourself

Your participation is needed

Stand up, stand out

Live out loud

Refuse to be a part of the silence

Silence kills

Refuse to be inactive and complicit about Darfur

Let’s …Make…this…the Genocide - That – We - Stopped

Non-profit aid organizations have been leaving Darfur and Chad due to lack of protection and killing of aid workers

The African Union has never had a mandate to protect,

just to record stories of victims

65 % of the Darfur men have been killed

In the refugee camps the majority is made up of women and children.

Rape of children and women is used as a tool of genocide

The refugee camps are not places of safety

450,000 dead

2.5 million living on sand

under a scraggly rare tree

or a piece of plastic with nothing, but the will to live

A Darfur mother said “I just want my children to live normal lives…”

(Moms around the World Oprah show)

But if things continue as they have been – normal lives will be a memory and nothing more.

Genocide is the deliberate and systematic extermination of a national, racial, political, cultural or any other group of human beings.

Adolf Hitler, a charismatic leader and his followers opened the first camp in Dachau, Germany on Wednesday, March 22, 1933. 74 years ago this Thursday. They were stopped of their genocide, extermination of human beings in 1945.

This was 12 years of the world playing their part in silence and complicity.

The international community officially said - NEVER AGAIN - at the end of World War II and Hitler’s regime.

Those two words NEVER AGAIN made people feel better to say them

however what … have … they - in reality - meant?

The words Never Again are meaningless

without quick, decisive and

unquestionable willful acts to prevent or stop genocide.

* Andrew Natsios our US Special Envoy to Sudan has said recently that

Darfur’s situation is No longer genocide, although he claims “at its height”

It was genocide THIS IS NONSENSE (* appointed September 19, 2006)

Picture this:

It is before dawn and you are sleeping.

Without any reason or warning, you wake up to the sound of planes bombing your house, your neighborhood.

Just then - Janjaweed come in on horseback and camels - pillaging and violently attacking everyone indiscriminately.

Your house and every house on your street, in your town are burning to the ground.

You are farmers with livestock and all your livestock are being stolen.

All of your possessions are being stolen.

You are seeing your father and brothers shot - right in front of your eyes,

your sister is being raped in front of you.

Everyone is running away while being chased. You are scared and have no one – you are running alone in the instant madness.

After days and days of walking you come to a barren land where others are assembled.

You have nothing. They have nothing. But there you are.

With no food, medical help, water, no spare clothes, no facilities.

And now it has been four years that you are living like this.

And you wonder why no one seems to care.

This is western Sudan in Darfur and eastern Chad.

And our government and the rest of civilization stands idly by.

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There will be two opportunities to see this story from the perspective of the people who are living through it

In a film titled “Darfur Diaries – Message from Home”

Next Sunday, March 25, at the Jane Pickens Theatre at 7:00 with discussion led by

director/producer/author Jen Marlowe, who will also sign

the book Darfur Diaries – Stories of Survival

April 23, here, at Channing Unitarian Church, where we will have the book for sale.

I also would like to encourage you to see the film that has finally made it to Aquidneck Island as of Friday, March 16, 2007. I have seen it more than once. It will inspire you to become an activist and if you are already one – it will lift you and charge you up. Don’t miss it.

It is the story of a political activist, who used his voice to be an abolitionist and social reformer.

William Wilberforce, who was a friend of John Newton, who was the captain of a slave ship for 20 years. Once Newton admitted to himself that slavery was wrong, he became a preacher. He wrote the song Amazing Grace – the name of this movie.

When William Wilberforce is asked by his friend, William Pitt, who became Prime Minister at the age of 24,

to take on the slave issue,

Wilberforce goes to his friend, John Newton to ask his advice on what to do:

John Newton tells him

“God sometimes does his work with gentle drizzle

Not storms,

Drip … drip… drip

That is what “we the people around the world” have been working toward - to end the genocide in Darfur.

Please be one of us.

of us.

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We have a moral obligation in this country to speak out against our government's actions if we believe in our hearts that something is wrong or if our government needs to take a stand when it refuses to. That is who we should be and what we should have the courage to live out. I believe - it's an unspoken creed of decency.

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RHODE ISLAND ONE STEP CLOSER TO DIVESTMENT FROM SUDAN

With or Without President Bush . . .

Doing It
One State at A Time

Left: Xay Khamsyvoravong,
Deputy Chief of Staff
General Treasurer's Office

Scott Warren
Brown University Student
Standnow leader
Sudan Divestment Rhode Island leader

Isabella, Sajel, Sandra (ilovemylife), & ErinRhode Island Senate
Only 35 members present this day.

Sitting in the gallery waiting for the vote
Forefront Pawtucket Times Staff Photographer, Butch Adams

Standing: Scott Warren, the leader of the Darfur Activists for the Divestment Bill

Leaving after the vote was taken 33 - 0
with 2 abstaining

March 20, Tuesday, the Rhode Island Senate passed Senate Bill 87 - "Engagement and Targeted Divestment from Sudan", 33 to 0 with 35 Senators present. Senator Rhoda Perry, the bill's primary sponsor, spoke about the need to understand the genocide in Darfur, Sudan and take responsible action with the RI Pension Funds and divest from Sudan. Senator Perry thanked Brown University student Scott Warren, who is an activist with standnow.org and sudandivestment.org in regards to the four year old Darfur genocide, for his part in educating herself and other Senate members on this human dignity and human rights issue of genocide. Rhode Island General Treasurer Frank Caprio and the Senate Finance Committee were recognized as important supporters of this bill. Senator Gallo thanked the Brown University students for their concerted and diligent efforts in conjunction with bringing this needed action to the Senate members' attention and helping move this bill forward in their capacity as human rights champions.

Twenty Brown Universtiy students, plus three www.savedarfur.org RI constituents (I was one of the constituents) gathered at the State Capitol building at 3:00 p.m to prepare for lobbying the senators on Senate Bill 87, then sat in the gallery to watch the vote. The students meet weekly to discuss and plan their actions to end the Darfur genocide. April 23-29 are the dates of "Global Days for Darfur" with events to take place throughout the United States as well as around the world to keep Darfur front and center in our conscience and move our governments' actions and the international community into a more proactive gear. Amnesty International (www.amnestyusa.org) is asking citizens to lobby U.S. Senators and Representatives regarding the Darfur genocide during the week of April 9 - 13.

The next step in Rhode Island in regards to RI state pension funds and Sudan divestment is for the sister bill, House Bill 5142 to be voted upon. Following the potential passage of RI H 5142, Governor Donald L. Carcieri would have the option to sign the bill and have Rhode Island join the other states that have already moved on Sudanese targeted divestment in their states. States that have passed Sudan divestment bills are California, New Jersey, Oregon, Maine, Connecticutt and Vermont. The "targeted" model of divestment from Sudan, recently passed by California, is the model being considered in over 20 states, as well as dozens of universities and cities in the U.S. and abroad.

Of the 400+ international companies operating in Sudan, about two dozen are currently considered the "worst offending". Mainly these companies deal in oil, telecommunications or weapons industries. Seventy per cent of the Sudanese government's oil revenues are spent on defense. Both Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch report that these funds have been used to purchase expensive military equipment like the bombers and helicopters used against the civilians in Darfur over the last four years.

Many U.S. corporations, mutual funds and individuals are invested in foreign companies that operate in Sudan. The website www.sudandivestment.org/rhodeisland will email you a list of the "worst offending" companies and help those who don't want to aid the genocide by unknowingly fund the very crime against humanity that we have continually said these two words about: "Never Again".

Pick one of these and give a minimum of 10 minutes a week

toward ending the Darfur genocide.

Do it to make humanity better

• http://www.amnestyusa.org

· http://www.Savedarfur.org

· http://www.ajws.org/

· www.sudandivestment.org/

· http://www.genocideintervention.net/

· http://www.standnow.org/ (High School and College Students)

THE AMAZING GRACE OF THE NATIVE AMERICANS . . . THE PEOPLE WHO WERE HERE BEFORE MY ANCESTORS

The movie “Amazing Grace” website is fabulous:

http://amazinggracemovie.com/

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Ioan Gruffudd as William Wilberforce

I AM SMITTEN WITH THE MOVIE – AMAZING GRACE. It has gotten into my spirit and dwells there. Music is my soul. So the song that this movie has taken as its heart, “Amazing Grace” had me searching at YouTube today for offerings to do with the movie and also with the song. I am offering some of the most beautiful songs by Native Americans and a selection or two about William Wilberforce, as well as bits from the movie itself.

Please, find the time to listen. You, I trust, will be moved as I am.

This film is about the idealist Willi... This film is about the idealist William Wilberforce who advocated the end slavery in the British empire. Stars Ioan Gruffudd, Romola Garai, Albert Finney, Michael Gambon.

“Amazing Grace” the movie

“Amazing Grace” the Movie’s second trailor

Behind the Scenes of the making of the movie “Amazing Grace”

I would like to bless this post with the Great Spirit that I have shared when in the homes of some “friends” of mine that welcomed me into their homes in Arizona and New Mexico…

I hope they won’t mind me mentioning their names here. I mean it as a tribute to honor their spirits in this life.

Priscilla Namingha Nampeyo Hopi http://www.hopi.nsn.us/

Ida Sahmie Navajo http://www.navajo.org/

Stella Huma Hopi http://www.hopi.nsn.us/

Dora Tse Pe Pena Zia but lives at San Ildefonso http://www.mariajulianpottery.com/ancestry.cfm?personalID=86

Eusebia Shije Zia http://www.zia.com/home/Zia_Info.html

Contributed by WarriorPanther

Lakota - Souix

Contributed by WarriorPanther

Lakota - Souix

Contributed by BJGSnoopy

Asbury College's Documentary about Wi... Asbury College's Documentary about William Wilberforce and his struggle to end slavery.

Contributed by rebel072162

Cherokee “Amazing Grace”

Contributed by TahlequahAma

Native American flutist of the year, Jay Red Eagle’s This is my all time favorite Native A... all time favorite Native American flute song “Amazing Grace” played on a Native American flute.

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Please, consider supporting the movement to abolish slavery and human trafficking in the United States of America

and around the world.

It still goes on today, while we go about our lives.

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http://www.theamazingchange.com/abolish.html

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Zach Hunter, a fifteen year old, who is an abolitionist today, wants you to help end slavery. This is his website:

http://www.myspace.com/amazingchange
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Not For Sale videos

http://www.notforsalecampaign.org/Trailer01.aspx

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Stop the Genocide in Darfur, Sudan:

• http://www.Savedarfur.org

• www.sudandivestment.org/

For High School and College Students:
• http://www.standnow.org/

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We don't have

freedom of speech

unless we use it.

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One World.

One humanity.

One Human Race.

One.

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"Peace will not work if just one man alive is unjust. . . "
Joseph Pintauro

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Thank you for your compassion, conscience and action.

Please, do your part.

There is beauty in truth.

There is beauty in living your destiny.

Celebrate your life where you find it.

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