Devastation with a Happy Ending!
The winds devastated the fields, knocking down underdeveloped plants and prophesying a hungry future for the people in the farm villages
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stories of the magical life of the Maya
Learn about Magic, Shamanism, Supernatural Beings, Sacred Sites, Ceremony, Meditations, Food, Maya Life and Giving Back. The supernatural weaves itself through everything here, all is connected, all is alive.
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Giving the Gift of Sight
We arrived in the little village where our good friend Francisco and his family live with a small bag of things to donate. In the bottom...
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Hurricane Delta and the Loss of Ancient Corn
Help Feed Maya Families! $50 USD feeds a family of 10 for a month! Hurricane Delta has devastated Maya farms. We are doing what we can...
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Food for the Hungry
When the world closes down and there is no help, how do you feed your family? The pandemic here meant no work. There was no government...
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Re-defining Poverty
Poverty = Lack of Money. Ok, so let's start with this. If poverty is the lack of money, and that is generally how we think of it, then...
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Eugenia, a Maya Angel in Trouble
Eugenia has been helping me help those who need it most in her pueblo in Mexico. I bring donations of clothing and household items to her...
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A New Maya Princess Gets a Basket of Princess Clothes
This is Samuel and Estella and their new baby girl! They live in La Colonia in Puerto Morelos. La Colonia is the more "local" part of...
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Happiness in a Bowl of Mexican Mole
We sat down at the table in the tiny garden restaurant. I'd been there once and eaten the best mole' of my life, mole' so yummy I wanted...
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The Harsh Price of Connection in a Rural Community
Sometimes things are encouraging, sometimes they are sad. Recently we have lost a lot of people in our town. We moved to Almirante, a...
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Poverty in Paradise
These kids live in a Maya village in the jungle about an hour from Cancun. Alcohol abuse and domestic violence are a big problem in their...
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What if You Could Support a Poor Community by Taking Painting Classes?
Eugenia paints. She is a lovely Maya woman who lives in the village of Leona Vicario about half an hour into the jungle from Cancun. I...
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Earthquake relief in Oaxaca
The trip to Oaxaca involved a 12 hour drive through the mountains to a small pueblo that no-one had been able to reach because the bridge...
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Timeless Panamanian Wisdom
Its called a naranjito (pronounced nar an hee toe). It's a wild fruit that was growing in Anthony's back yard. You split it in half and...
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