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          You are invited to become a co-creator and founding member of The Society of Grand People. The Society of Grand People is comprised of Grand Females and Grand Males - people of all ages who have made a commitment to being GRAND expressions of the Divine and to supporting others in doing the same. It's a free will community of people who share the same ideas and ideals for living life with Soul Presence.
     In April 2010 the seed idea for reestablishing, anchoring and balancing the Divine Feminine Principle on Earth came from Divine Mother through Tonia Pinheiro and was affirmed by Ebony Three Arrows. Through a series of gatherings and events beginning in May and June 2010, elders, adults, young adults, teens and children will establish a new standard and paradigm for living life in the 21st century with authenticity, integrity, truth, generosity, gratitude, compassion, openness and joy.
     The Society of Grand People is a free will organization. Passive membership is based on your commitment to live your life in accordance and in integrity with the established principles and practices of The Society of Grand People (which are currently being developed). Active membership is based on the same commitment as Passive membership along with your decision to create and/or participate in groups and initiatives that appeal to you. 
     Following are the events we held in May and June 2010. May was focused on the Divine Feminine Principle. June was focused on the Divine Masculine Principle. Please write to Tonia with your thoughts and ideas about what being a Grand Woman, Grand Girl, Grand Man or Grand Boy means to you.
 
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For one person's perspective on how the masculine-feminine split took place and why we should bring our male and female selves back together again please read Meg Benedicte's article entitled:  Rescuing Adam, the Divine Masculine
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USE IT & PASS IT ON: X the X . . . C'mas is the new abbreviation for Christmas.
Read more about it
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MAY & JUNE 2010 EVENTS

What and Who is a Grand Woman?
An open conversation hosted by Tonia Pinheiro
at The Black Indian Inn, 38 Bicknell Street, Dorchester, MA
Wed., May 12, 2010, 7:30-9:00 pm; free.

The dictionary defines GRAND as an adjective meaning: large and impressive in size, scope, or extent; magnificent; rich and sumptuous; of a solemn, stately, or splendid nature; noble or admirable in conception or intent; wonderful or very pleasing; of or befitting royalty. In the context of our newly established Grand People Society (GPS), Grand is synonymous not with ego-puffing but with the Divine or the I AM Presence/God Within. How might we merge and expand these definitions to apply to ordinary people sharing their gifts and talents to awaken beauty, peace, acceptance, wisdom, and redemption in the hearts and minds of others? Join us for this important conversation as we focus on defining Grand Woman and Grand Girl.
[You are invited and welcome to join us at 6:30 pm before this event for the Green Mt. Band of Aniyunwiwa Meditation led by Ebony Three Arrows.]
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East Coast Chant - Honoring the Divine Feminine
Sat. May 15, 7-9 pm, $15-$20; at The Center at Westwoods, 590 Gay Street, Westwood MA
Sun. May 16, 5-7 pm, $15-$20;at The Black Indian Inn, 38 Bicknell Street, Dorchester MA
May is the month we celebrate Divine Mother and the Feminine Principle as expressed through women and girls (and men and boys too!). Sing, dance, and heal yourself and the planet with the rich, diverse rhythms, chants, music and guided meditation by Tonia Pinheiro with Ukumbwa Sauti and Mark Nathanson.
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A Gathering of Grand Women & Girls Expressing their Divine Feminine Nature
Wed., May 19, 2010, 7:30-9:00 pm, $10.
Open Mic hosted by Tonia Pinheiro

at The Black Indian Inn, 38 Bicknell Street, Dorchester, MA
Divine Mother appears in many forms as she goes about the Joy of Creation. See her in person at this open mic event through the presence and expressions of the Grand Women and Grand Girls who tell their stories, sing their songs, dance their dance, and share their art, laughter and tears. Everyone is welcome.
~~ If you are a woman or girl and wish to present something,
please email Tonia by or before May 17th at WakeUpWorks@gmail.com  and put “Gathering of Grand Women” in the subject line. Include your full name and phone number, and the category in which you’ll present, along with any questions you might have. Individual time on stage will vary depending on the number of presenters but plan on having at least 10 minutes.
[You are invited and welcome to join us at 6:30 pm before this event for the Green Mt. Band of Aniyunwiwa Meditation led by Ebony Three Arrows.]
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Honoring the Goddess Within (females only)
Led by Tonia Pinheiro
at The Black Indian Inn, 38 Bicknell Street, Dorchester, MA
Wed., May 26, 2010, 7:30-9:00 pm, $10-$20 (free for girls age 7-19)
Pre-registration* is required by or before May 24.
[You are invited and welcome to join us at 6:30 pm before this event for the Green Mt. Band of Aniyunwiwa Meditation led by Ebony Three Arrows.]
*To pre-register by or before May 24th, or if you have any questions, please email Tonia at WakeUpWorks@gmail.com and put “Goddess Within” in the subject line. NOTE: Your full name and phone number, and the full name of each girl or woman you are registering, is required when you register. Thank you.
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Photo by St. Su Baltozer

What and Who is a Grand Man?

An open conversation for males only hosted by Ebony Three Arrows
at The Black Indian Inn, 38 Bicknell Street, Dorchester, MA
Wed., June 2, 2010, 7:30-9:00 pm; free.
The dictionary defines GRAND as an adjective meaning:large and impressive in size, scope, or extent; magnificent; rich and sumptuous; of a solemn, stately, or splendid nature; noble or admirable in conception or intent; wonderful or very pleasing; of or befitting royalty. In the context of our newly established Grand People Society (GPS), Grand is synonymous not with ego-puffing but with the Divine or the I AM Presence/God Within. How might we merge and expand these definitions to apply to ordinary people sharing their gifts and talents to awaken beauty, peace, acceptance, wisdom, and redemption in the hearts and minds of others? Join us for this important conversation as we focus on defining Grand Man and Grand Boy.
[You are invited and welcome to join us at 6:30 pm before this event for the Green Mt. Band of Aniyunwiwa Meditation led by Ebony Three Arrows.]
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A Gathering of Grand Men and Boys – Expressing your Divine Masculine Nature
Wed., June 9, 2010, 7:30-9:00 pm, donation (suggested $5-$10)
An Open Mic for the creative expressions of men and boys in whatever form you desire.
Hosted by Ebony Three Arrows & Tonia Pinheiro 
at The Black Indian Inn, 38 Bicknell Street, Dorchester.

[You are invited and welcome to join us at 6:30 pm before this event for the Green Mt. Band of Aniyunwiwa Meditation led by Ebony Three Arrows.]
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East Coast Chant - Honoring the Divine Masculine
Sat. June 12, 7-9 pm, $15-$20, at The Center at Westwoods, 590 Gay Street, Westwood MA
Sun. June 13, 5-7 pm, $15-$20, at The Black Indian Inn, 38 Bicknell Street, Dorchester, MA
June is the month we celebrate the Divine Masculine. Balance the male and female polarities in yourself and on the planet through song, dance, and guided meditation. Participate in the rich, diverse rhythms, chants, music and meditations by Tonia Pinheiro with Ukumbwa Sauti and Mark Nathanson.
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The Divine Masculine

Wed. June 16, 2010, 7:30 pm, Donation (suggested $5-$10)
Lakota Sacred Pipe Carrier and founder of Our Lady of All Nations Rev. Tom Frederick, a.k.a. Tecumseh, will present a unique perspective on the Divine Masculine. Our Lady of All Nations opened its doors in May of 1998 and began accepting Ministerial Candidates for the School of Theology in September of 1999. Our Lady of All Nations became officially recognized as a Church of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on March 6, 2006.
[You are invited and welcome to join us at 6:30 pm before this event for the Green Mt. Band of Aniyunwiwa Meditation led by Ebony Three Arrows.]
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Machismo, The Grand Illusion (males only)
Wed. June 23, 7:30-9:00 pm, Donation (suggested $5-$10)
at The Black Indian Inn, 38 Bicknell Street, Dorchester.
Ebony Three Arrows, founder of The Black Indian Inn and Episcopal Minister Rev. Brian J. Murdock, founder of Roxbury’s Malcolm Garrison King House who served a dozen years behind “The Wall” doing prison ministry for Suffolk County Prison System will present “Machismo the Grand Illusion.”
[You are invited and welcome to join us at 6:30 pm before this event for the Green Mt. Band of Aniyunwiwa Meditation led by Ebony Three Arrows.]
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Men on the Mountain (males only)
Led by Ebony Three Arrows
Fri. June 25, 8 am – 5 pm, free
. Blue Hills Reservation.
8 am: meet at and leave from The Black Indian Inn, 38 Bicknell St. Dorchester, MA.
Bring: food, water, hiking shoes. Hand drum, rattle (optional).
PRE-Registration required by or before June 23rd with Three Arrows by email at: BlackIndian_Art@verizon.net and put Men on the Mountain in the subject line. Include full name, age and telephone number of each participant.
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Chi Gong & Meditation
Wed. June 30, 7:30-9:00 pm, Donation (suggested $5-$10)
Led by Guy Peartree at The Black Indian Inn, 38 Bicknell Street, Dorchester.
Descriptions, theories, guided practice of
external and internal Chi Gong and Meditation including Swimming with the Dragon, Dan Tian breathing, Raising the Hui Yin, Small Heavenly Circuit, Healing Sounds related to Internal Organs, Opening the Red Root, Opening the Black Root.
[You are invited and welcome to join us at 6:30 pm before this event for the Green Mt. Band of Aniyunwiwa Meditation led by Ebony Three Arrows.]

We're Gonna Stand/Rosa Sat (6:58): Tonia Pinheiro (vocals) Ukumbwa Sauti (midi-keyboard). We're Gonna Stand is adapted from a civil rights movement song Tonia learned from Ysaye Barnwell (founding member of Sweet Honey in the Rock); Rosa Sat was written by Amy Dixon-Kolar.