I don't often share something I do like most in my culture and that is the dancing the base of our culture

taking the language the dance the rythme

the dancing takes about 12 yrs to become a dancer so many things come into place to be a Dancer

starting from the growth of your first Ipu then Your Ipu heke learning the music the song and the move

a real dialog with nature

Check out this video and You might be surprise what beauty in my eyes means

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ0yoRKsxC4

mangoo

For those liking Mr Kevin Costner please read this

and do tell me how good this man is for real... I am not really convince in his good will for the People.

 http://www.ratical.org/ratville/KC.html

please go and check on that link this will tell you some truth unheard from most of those thinking Dances with wolves was a good movie well think twice and read ...

mangoo

True, the white man brought great change. But the varied fruits of his civilization, though highly colored and inviting, are sickening and deadening. And if it be the part of civilization to maim, rob, and thwart, then what is progress?

I am going to venture that the man who sat on the ground in his tipi meditating on life and its meaning, accepting the kinship of all creatures, and acknowledging unity with the universe of things, was infusing into his being the true essence of civilization....

Chief Luther Standing Bear, 1933,              
From the Land of the Spotted Eagle, p.515

Je n'ai pas pu venir faire de Update sur cette page car je ne suis pas en mesure de travailler pour le moment. Pour des raisons medicales

Mais des octobres je serais de retour alors preparer vous.

A très bientôt a tous

Mangoo

Bientôt une conférence se fera sur la ville de Montpellier

Au Corum plus exactement

Le thème

L'eau

Nous avons été invités à proposer nos photos qui feront le tour du monde avec la conférence elle-même

Alors je vous fait partager à ceux qui ne seront pas dans les environs pour voir nos épreuves

Bientôt Montpellier je le crois sera baigner de la méditerranée étrange mais j'y crois

Notre terre subit mais subsistera

Avons-nous peur pour nous dans ce monde ou simplement pour notre terre

Je pense que beaucoup d'entre nous avons peur pour nous pour ce qui nous adviendra

Mais la peur est intra secte  et je le pense égoïste

A vous de juger a nous d'y croire

Bientôt

Très bientôt

La mer mère de notre origine reprendra son fief et nous submergera

Pourquoi

Avons-nous tous été honnête avec elle

Elle nous a toujours montrée son pouvoir

Nous a jamais menti  ce n'étais que des signes avant coureur

Nous avons toujours cru être les plus fort les plus intelligents

Pensant que nous pouvions arrêter le processus que nous avions commencé

Mais non

Nous ne pouvons pas

Alors abjurons et laissons faire en essayant de la respecter notre mère du mieux que nous le pouvons

mangoo

Merci pour ton inspiration

mangoo

merci a mon model Florence d'origine Colombienne

J'espere que tu as eu du plaisir a poser pour moi

mangoo

what will happen when the water will be gone ...

what will we do...

how will we survive

how will the earth survive..

how can we be so mean to what's surrending us..

how can we ignore what life is

and how do we kill all that..

i wander how we can even breath not thinking of tomorrow..

how will life be for our futurs....

mangoo

thanks for all your visits in 2007

Happy new year and may this year be most  wonderfull

  Beautiful Movie hard to explain the beauty in simplicity...

The movie's plot follows the story of Paikea Apirana ("Pai") at the age of 12 who is the only living child in the line of the tribe's chiefly succession because of the death of her twin brother and mother during childbirth. By tradition, the leader should be the first-born son a direct patrilineal descendant of Paikea, the one who rode atop a whale from Hawaiki. However, Pai is female.

Once we were Warrior is just the story of people loosing their identity .. and trying to get back to their culture..

taking time. tears and Lost to get to...

This is a cruel world but so real and so happening is not lost identity area..

I am talking about Maori but YOu can see the same on ROsebud South Dakota or in Tuba City Arizona..

the lost of Identity is the worst culture can go under..

Why is one culture better than another

The worst is that it is happening Today ... right here.. now..
One could thing this Happened a while Bck but.Its not..

that is the problem

Mangoo.....

Born in Ashern, Manitoba, Adam Beach grew up with his two brothers on the Dog Creek Indian Reserve. When he was eight, his mother, who was eight months pregnant, was killed by a drunk driver. Soon after the car crash, his father died in a boating accident. Beach and his brothers subsequently moved to Winnipeg to live with an aunt and uncle.^[1]

^Mangoo....

Garrett was educated at the Australian National University in Canberra and then at the University of New South Wales, where he graduated in arts and law respectively. He was a rock singer and environmental activist before entering politics. He became lead singer of the successful Australian rock band Midnight Oil in 1973. As well as its great musical and commercial success, the band became well known for its commitment to environmentalist and left-wing causes, and was particularly critical of United States military and foreign policies during the 1980s.

Garrett served as president of the Australian Conservation Foundation from 1989 to 1993 and 1998 to 2004. He also joined the International Board of Greenpeace in 1993 for a two-year term. He served as adviser and patron to various cultural and community organisations including Jubilee Debt Relief, and was a founding member of the Surfrider Foundation.

Midnight Oil had a history of making political statements through their music and performances. At the closing ceremony of the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, the group performed before Prime Minister John Howard and a television audience of hundreds of millions, wearing black tracksuits bearing the word "sorry." This referred to the Howard Government's refusal to apologise to Aboriginal Australians for the former policy of removing of Aboriginal children from their families.

In 2000 Garrett was awarded the Australian Humanitarian Foundation Award in the Environment category and in 2001 he received an honorary Doctorate of Letters from the University of New South Wales. He left Midnight Oil in 2002 to concentrate on his environmental and social activism, effectively spelling the end for the group. He has since ruled out any future musical projects, stating that his musical career was always exclusively bound to Midnight Oil. He was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia in 2003.

Following the Asian Tsunami of Boxing Day 2004, Garrett and the other members of Midnight Oil reformed for two gigs as a part of the fund raising event WaveAid.

On 7 July 2007 Garrett presented at the Australian leg of Live Earth.

Mangoo....

  Hey any close to Tahiti? yeah... come and get some waves some 4meters waves are coming

best spot in tahiti..
ENjoy

for the others don't Hesitate to came and see the Humpwhales.. they just gave birth.. before they go bck to THE north they are around enjoy....

mangoo....

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a bientot

et merci