‘Health’ Archives
FARMERS MARKET hosted by the Growing in the Backyard CHAT
Visit the FARMERS MARKET hosted by the Growing in the Backyard CHAT Every Tuesday Noon to 2 pm in the Cultural Wellness Center”'s backyard! 2025 Portland Ave. So. Mpls, MN 55404 612-721-5745
Bird Call
Bird Call by Harry Ford Calling out to the universe The bird calls out toward itself Hello Are you present Can you here me offering you peace Calling to the very consciousness of what it means to know the call of your own kind Hello, are you seeing how present I am to you I hear you At this very moment, I hear you Are you caring for yourself The bird calls out toward its self Hello, are you present in your becoming We are present with each other I am offering peace; Will you come to me I want to be aware of you How can I find you The bird”'s call is deep in its being It is the call of life Hear me Come and be here with me Calling to its self The very consciousness of what it means to know the call of your kind Be here with me This the bird calling
BYI Out In the Backyard CHAT Healing Circle
by Leila Sarene and Harry Ford BYI Community Health Action Teams or CHATS, Circle of Healing and Out In the Backyard, together with the Cultural Wellness Center have partnered to create community healing space. The primary goal is to provide opportunities to members of the LGBTQ community and their allies to build knowledge and practices related to understanding the healing power of community connection. For healing to take place, the group is discovering each person must begin to create space for trusting relationships. The group began its process with uncovering the collective understanding of what it means to trust. Trust is a critical element in the function of community. When people are able to trust themselves and one another, growth is possible. As we examined how each person viewed trust it became clear that a lack of trust contributes to the fear and isolation that is present for many of the circle members. Healing began with using the space to share with each other our [...]
