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It is our honor to be of service.
REGIONALLY, we perform, teach and document sacred spiritual and meditational music for the benefit of community and private events.
In 2007, we participated in tranquil events such as the annual "Hiroshima to Hope" floating lantern ceremony, a memorial, and the consecration of a meditation garden gong. Concerts included a benefit for the Theosophical Society.
INTERNATIONALLY, our music is downloaded and listened to continuously around the planet, and this year our first CD reached a #1 ranking.
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We have funded the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund and others.
Additional organizations we work with include:
United Nations Association
Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility
Peace Action of Washington
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Peace Fellowship
Seattle Union Gospel Mission
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SUPPORT NATIVE LIFE IN AMERICA
Support Talking Circles to Assist Native Americans Tackle Diabetes
(Native Americans have the highest of Diabetes on the planet.)
Support Native American Water Rights
Protect Native American Sites
Preserve Native Language for Native American Youth
Support Winnebago tribal bison for Native Americans
Support community gardens for Native American communities
SUSTAINABLE SIGHT PROGRAMS
The majority (66%) of blind people are women. Every minute a chld goes blind. The majority die within a few years of going blind.
Programs include:
*Finding and treating children and adults in Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Tanzania and Tibet with low or no vision (annually, 66,000 go blind in Cambodia alone).
*Restoring sight to the blind, with cataract operations.
*Training and support for traditional healers and birth attendants
*Training of Tibetan doctors and medical teams |
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MEXICO
Mexicans helping Mexicans: Through partner Juntos Trabajando por la Verdad, recruitment, training and housing of Mexicans who wish to serve as volunteers in providing vital support to the indigenous communities of Chiapas.
Mayan midwives deliver babies under challenging conditions. In a program that is culturally appropriate and organized by Mayans, midwives receive courses in nutrition, pre and post natal care and birth complications. The training combines traditional knowledge of plants and herbs as well as western medicines.
Many other programs include water systems for those that currently walk miles to find clean water in Chiapas, potable water delivery in the Peten region, materials for community projects of the Thirteen Holy Mountains area, establishing micro-enterprises in Chipapas.
GUATEMALA
Provide Clean, Healthy Water for Refugees in Guatemala
Training Indigenous People in Rural Guatemala to become Community Leaders
Make Literacy a Reality for Indigenous Women and Girls of Guatemala |
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