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Originally Posted by sentient
So, I can well understand how some ‘outsiders’ when integrating into an aboriginal tribe think they are aboriginals too, because in a collective membership and spiritual sense one is – that is the truth, yet in another sense one isn't and that is the other truth & both truths need to be respected.
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I never considered myself to be integrated with a tribe...
Though like my story above from post #146 says, I do feel integrated with the Rocks and Fire...
Well, and that led to a certain integration to everything else...Including humanity...
Though a tribe or at least any tribe I have been associated with there was always a tension stemming from past wrongs...
Only certain Spiritual people are free from that tension...
I have an integration of coming out of violence and abuse and alcoholism...
Led to freedom by Spirit and self inquiry and Prayer for guidance from Spirit...
Which put me in a Life of service to point others to the same freedom...
Which putting Fire to the Rocks is the least I could do in Life...
Actually putting Fire to Rocks is a pleasure and has taught me many things about integration and Life...
One being that if you don't flow with a Oneness and Connection you will be burnt to some degree...
...Peace...
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