Giving

[quote=”csdreambuilder@aol.com” post=2392][quote=”amanda” post=2388]During this amazing season, when we give gifts to each other, we need to remember the most important person that we need to give a gift to. US!!!

Give yourself the most wonderful gift of love, kindness and patience. Be good to yourself and have absolutely magical Christmas, Holidays, New Year!!!

Love to ALL of YOU!!!

Thank you for the best gift I could ever receive from you. Your love in this Network for each other!!!!

THANK YOU!!!! :kiss: 🙂 :cheer: :woohoo:[/quote]

“Thank you, Amanda!” Thank you everybody for sharing your wisdom and Love with me. You are ALL so amazing and I wish you an ABSOLUYELY MAGICAL NEW YEAR! May all your dreams come true! (…and they will… just keep loving YOURSELF!!) :woohoo:[/quote]

Thank you!!! Your dreams are already coming true!!! :woohoo:

[quote=”skuda@roadrunner.com” post=2419]I hope everyone has a wonderful year to come! :)[/quote]

It is the Year of Abundance!!! :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

[quote=”Lthompson6@me.com” post=3021]The native Americans calibrate with a give away. When a person in a tribe celebrates a birth or marriage, they envite others to join in the celibration. Gifts are given to the guests to give thanks to those who attend in shairing the Joyous event.They call it a giveaway. 🙂

The term Indian giving comes from the Indians giving the white man items that they needed to service in this harsh primitive enviornment. The White man was posessive and greedy. Stuff was important and they were happy for the gifts. However when the Indians found that thay were not being used or needed, and the Indians now needed them they took them back. :blush:[/quote]

I love the idea of Indian giving. But you are right, for us it is a completely foreign concept.