Wednesday, February 26, 2014
7:00 pm -- 9:00 pm
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What once was, will be again!
Ehyah Asher Ehyah
That which I was, I AM no longer; That which I AM, I AM becoming!
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In the heart of South Miami -- amidst the hustle & bustle of commerce, entertainment & education -- is a verdant oasis at the gardens surrounding the Doc Thomas House on Sunset Drive & 55th Avenue.
Doc Thomas House
Home of the Tropical Audobon Society
5530 Sunset Drive
Miami, FL 33143
PARKING AVAILABLE ON-SITE
As a Full Spectrum Movement, we at "Love The Everglades" are doing the work of Everglades Restoration Activism on the Physical, Mental, Emotional & Spiritual levels. We honor the Circle of Life by working to maintain the integrity of all life, including the most fundamental element: the sacred water.
Join us as we come together in a Prayer Circle on behalf of Everglades Matters. Our intentions for this ceremony will be:
1) Purity of the water flowing from the Kissimmee River Valley down through to Florida Bay;
2) Compassion flourishing in the hearts of the decision-makers and stakeholders associated with Everglades Restoration;
3) Growth of the community concerned with Everglades Matters;
4) Integrity & Vitality of the Circle of Life.
As a Universalist ceremony, you are welcome to pray according to your own traditions. Other than the intentions listed above, we are open to the unique expression of your Love & Light. Tap into Universal energies and contribute to an eternal ceremony which honors the Circle of Life.
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7:00 pm -- 9:00 pm
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What once was, will be again!
Ehyah Asher Ehyah
That which I was, I AM no longer; That which I AM, I AM becoming!
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In the heart of South Miami -- amidst the hustle & bustle of commerce, entertainment & education -- is a verdant oasis at the gardens surrounding the Doc Thomas House on Sunset Drive & 55th Avenue.
Doc Thomas House
Home of the Tropical Audobon Society
5530 Sunset Drive
Miami, FL 33143
PARKING AVAILABLE ON-SITE
As a Full Spectrum Movement, we at "Love The Everglades" are doing the work of Everglades Restoration Activism on the Physical, Mental, Emotional & Spiritual levels. We honor the Circle of Life by working to maintain the integrity of all life, including the most fundamental element: the sacred water.
Join us as we come together in a Prayer Circle on behalf of Everglades Matters. Our intentions for this ceremony will be:
1) Purity of the water flowing from the Kissimmee River Valley down through to Florida Bay;
2) Compassion flourishing in the hearts of the decision-makers and stakeholders associated with Everglades Restoration;
3) Growth of the community concerned with Everglades Matters;
4) Integrity & Vitality of the Circle of Life.
As a Universalist ceremony, you are welcome to pray according to your own traditions. Other than the intentions listed above, we are open to the unique expression of your Love & Light. Tap into Universal energies and contribute to an eternal ceremony which honors the Circle of Life.
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If you can not attend, you may focus your prayers & intentions throughout the day at your leisure or as you are called. IN SPIRIT, WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO PRAY FOR THE EVERGLADES AS A REGULAR PRACTICE!
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The property has been protected from development for decades by the dedicated individuals who believed that maintaining a sacred green space full of native life was more valuable than what the developers had to offer. When you walk through the trails you will find yourself under the cover of Hardwood Hammock trees like Live Oak, Cocoplum, Red Maple, and Gumbo Limbo. Continue exploring and you will find a canopy of Pine Rockland trees filling the air with a distinct smell and an extremely diverse undercover. The majority of the East Coast rests on what was once a large Pine Rockland Hammock with Hardwood Hammocks scattered among them. As people began to follow Flagler's Railroad further south, the high grounds were developed and transformed into the city we see now.
Today the Tropical Audubon Society and volunteers have been very active in restoring the property to its natural state resembling an ecosystem that once thrived on the eastern coast of this paradise we call home.
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Historic Doc Thomas House Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ0lAbT5Qoc
Pine Rockland Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vFFXQLxZnk
Hammock Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Co29DNfou4
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This is the perfect setting to create a Sacred Space and Activate a Holy Intention for Everglades Restoration efforts.
PARKING AVAILABLE ON-SITE
www.LoveTheEverglades.org
For further information, please contact Houston Cypress at 786-897-4582, or send an e-mail to LoveTheEverglades@gmail.com.
...because the Everglades Matters!
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The property has been protected from development for decades by the dedicated individuals who believed that maintaining a sacred green space full of native life was more valuable than what the developers had to offer. When you walk through the trails you will find yourself under the cover of Hardwood Hammock trees like Live Oak, Cocoplum, Red Maple, and Gumbo Limbo. Continue exploring and you will find a canopy of Pine Rockland trees filling the air with a distinct smell and an extremely diverse undercover. The majority of the East Coast rests on what was once a large Pine Rockland Hammock with Hardwood Hammocks scattered among them. As people began to follow Flagler's Railroad further south, the high grounds were developed and transformed into the city we see now.
Today the Tropical Audubon Society and volunteers have been very active in restoring the property to its natural state resembling an ecosystem that once thrived on the eastern coast of this paradise we call home.
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Historic Doc Thomas House Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ0lAbT5Qoc
Pine Rockland Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vFFXQLxZnk
Hammock Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Co29DNfou4
----------
This is the perfect setting to create a Sacred Space and Activate a Holy Intention for Everglades Restoration efforts.
PARKING AVAILABLE ON-SITE
www.LoveTheEverglades.org
For further information, please contact Houston Cypress at 786-897-4582, or send an e-mail to LoveTheEverglades@gmail.com.
...because the Everglades Matters!
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