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KILAUEA LAVA FLOWS INTO OCEAN
May 2008. The return of weak trade winds cleared out some of the toxins from the lava which blew here all the way from the Big Island, and brought patches of blue skies, but the previous two days were challenging. MORE
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SPLOTCHY SAND COLORED DOVE
BLENDS IN WITH THE WET SAND
"That dove looks wet!" said a tourist. No, that is the color that blends in with the "wet" sand. It is a rather splotchy looking color, but once you see it walking in the wet sand, it blends in perfectly with the environment. The doves love to walk through the sand, and while the tourists are out swimming, they peck at their blankets and towels looking for crumbs of food. It is not surprising that the "wet sand" color has evolved in the Dove community.
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FOOT OF AN APE
OR US
Can you use your foot to pick up things? Most of us can. This dexterity reminds us of our past. But, are we living too much in our past because it is comfortable? We have been controlled by those outside of ourselves for so long that to have self-control seems wrong. Very few of us actually take control over ourselves in the full power that has been bestowed upon us. We are driven by our desires instead of by our Wisdom. When we try to control ourselves, it is like self-torture. We are not free yet, but realizing this is the first step forward with a human foot.
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NATURE AND ENVIRONMENT
Never say you have nothing to do!
Fulfill Your Destiny:
Be the caretaker of all
living things and the environment.
35 species disappear from the earth everyday. No species is permanently here.
When will our species disappear?
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EVOLVED FROM APES?
Humans have not evolved from apes. We are hairless apes, still struggling to be human - Cherie Phillips
To end wars, the hairless apes (humans) must acknowledge that warfare is a biological drive,
and then find a non-violent response to this biological drive. - Cherie
Phillips
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Dove of WisdomPeace
visited us
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Mother Marie Antoinette
of Indianapolis
Little Sisters of the Poor, says:
"Hi World News,
May The
WisdomPeace Lightforce
Be With You."
Pray for the common people in Hawaii who are being abused by the wealthy.
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STRANGE VINE DISCOVERED IN WAIKIKI
2008. I found this vine growing wild in Waikiki. The leaves are shaped like hearts and the blossom itself is incredible. MORE
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I call this the "Wisdom Vine"
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BLACK DOVE
TRIES OUT SURFBOARD
May 2008. Black doves are rare in Hawaii. They have little gray shorts and beautiful black feathers all over the top and sides.
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Tucson,
Arizona desert
Getting hotter...
COULD HAWAII BECOME
ISLANDS OF THE DESERT?
Hawaii has very few thunderstorms and lightning is rare (except from the frequent fireworks display). However, we are currently suffering through a drought which has been going on for years. Perhaps, this is Hawaii's "change" induced by Global warming. If it were not for the watering by humans, the island would look very different. The infrequency of rain is presently similar to the desert of Arizona in some parts of Hawaii. Perhaps, Hawaii could become islands of deserts in the middle of the ocean. The future of many areas of the world are uncertain if we fail to do all that we can to take care of the environment. Once it is gone, only God can bring it back.
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SPECIES DESTINY
Currently, we are the least important of all the species because we have
not yet evolved to fulfill our species destiny, but, instead, are destroying the
environment, destroying people instead of learning to communicate to
solve problems, and destroying other species. We are even destroying the
happiness of our children by creating a new world disorder based on our present desires without
concern for future consequences of those who must struggle to get out of
the mess. Let's take the first step by realizing what we are doing. -
Cherie Phillips
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Cloud took formation of the Hulk
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ARE WE EVOLVING
FORWARD OR BACKWARD?
Denying that our species is more important than any other is keeping us from fulfilling the Manifest Destiny of Humankind to be caretakers of all living things and protectors of the environment.
Our mental power has enabled us to care for all species, not to destroy life. It requires no intelligence to destroy.
We are not yet humans, but are still functioning as "hairless apes."
Do we improve the quality of life for ourselves and all living things or are we existing only for our own selves, not caring about our children's quality of life that our generation has destroyed? Will our children live with happiness or pain and suffering because of our generation?
Let's look at the whole picture: Day in and day out accounted for, are we evolving forward or backward? -Cherie Phillips
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Recent cloud formation in Waikiki.
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Ala Wai in Honolulu, Hawaii
VOG
EVIDENCE THAT
TRADE WINDS RULE HAWAII
May 25, 2008. Vog lingers over mountains in Honolulu causing respiratory problems and fatigue to many. MORE
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DOVE ENJOYS
RETURN OF BLUE SKIES
AFTER VOG LEAVES
ON MEMORIAL DAY
May 26, 2008. Memorial Day brought blue skies and tourists to Waikiki. The beaches were packed with sun worshipers who shared the beach with the doves. Just a day for relaxing, swimming, cruising and enjoying life is the greatest way to show compassion to all those who gave their lives that we may live.
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Chess Pros in Waikiki say:
"Hi World News,
May The
WisdomPeace Lightforce
Be With You."
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HIDDEN DOVE
While these ladies model comfortable swim suits, can you find the hidden "Sand Dove?" With biofeedback they evolved feather colors that blend in with the wet sand. They are looking for snacks from tourists. When I first saw these doves, I though they were wet, but that is their natural color. Even when dry, they have a wet sand look. I did not know why they were this unusual color until I saw how perfectly they blend in with the wet sand.
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ALA WAI STREET
CLEANING
MANY CARS TOWED
Although the Ala Wai street is cleaned regularly, many cars are towed because their owners do not read the signs. It is a popular parking place because there are no meters, but if parked there on the wrong day, it is an expensive penalty far exceeding paid parking.
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COMPASSION FOR THE HOMELESS
We pray that you will have compassion for the homeless by understanding that Hawaii is the problem, not the people. There is no other place in America where housing is this expensive and everyone has to work two or more jobs to pay for a broken down, rat infested apartment where roaches rule the night. I pray for you who look at yourselves in the mirror and see not the evil that you inflict upon others. You who have nice homes and chase others away even from their dirt floors are in a great deal of pain because you have lost the ability to feel compassion, and the price for that is deep inner pain. We are created to only have happiness when we help others. You cannot be selfish and be happy.
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CLAW BUG FOUND
IN HONOLULU HOMES
May 25, 2008. A scary-looking bug is found living in homes in Honolulu. Its back parts look like crab claws. There have been no reports of injuries, and, we hope that its diet consists primarily of other insects and not people.
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RIGHT TURN ON RED KILLS
2008. At 11:15 a.m. on January 25, 2007, a taxi recklessly turned
right on red into the path of two elderly ladies in a cross-walk at Kuhio
Avenue and Liliokalani, but they fortunately avoided being hit. He drove
fast but then pulled into a taxi stand where he joined other taxi drivers
to smoke. MORE
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RUMOR CAUSES PANIC AT
INDIA
TEMPLE
STAMPEDE KILLS 40 PEOPLE
2008. A rumor of a landslide caused a
panic amongst a huge crowd of people attending the Annual Festival that usually
lasts over nine days. The rumor stemmed from the event of a rain shelter
collapse, but quickly spurred fear amongst the tens of thousands attending the
Festival who feared a landslide and chaos ensued. Over 40 were killed
during the stampede and at least 50 were injured. Most of the victims were
children and ladies from the city of Punjab.
This reminds us that anytime there is a crowd, that there should be a system of
organized retreat. When people panic, they stampede just like all animals,
and, step on others, even little children to save themselves.
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Cool doggie at Waikiki
Beach says:
"Hi World News,
May The
WisdomPeace Lightforce
Be With You."
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As evening approaches in Waikiki, we begin to sleep - alas, to dream of WisdomPeace . . . . someday . . . imagine . . .dream . . . human caregivers . . . love . . . kindness . . . compassion virtues.
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Marika from Japan says:
"Hi World News,
May The
WisdomPeace Lightforce
Be With You."
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nationalgeographic.com
DEADLY VENOMOUS BOX
JELLYFISH STING ON SCHEDULE
TOURISTS NEED TO BE PROTECTED
Venomous Box Jellyfish attack swimmers at Waikiki and several other beaches; however, their arrival is expected and the ocean should be closed rather than waiting until after the tourists suffer the dangerous and painful venomous stings. Just before the enter the ocean, a large swarm of Box Jellyfish are seen in the Ala Wai Canal, and their arrival in the ocean was expected. Never touch even a dead one on the beach as the stinging cells of the tentacles can still emit venom. Tourists need to be educated about the danger of this highly venomous creature, and learn to calculate the cycle of their swarm which is predictable. Box Jellyfish carry the most deadly venom in the world. MORE
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nationalgeographic.com
SEA TURTLES
EAT
BOX JELLYFISH
While tourists were being painfully stung by Box Jellyfish, if there were any sea turtles around, the scene may have been peaceful. Sea turtles are unaffected by the venomous stings of the Box Jellyfish, and, in fact, these turtles eat them.
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