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I have some older versions of this shirt from Chadwicks and they must have radically made them smaller for some reason, because now I have to order about TWO sizes larger than normal for me and even then they're not oversized. Not sure why they did this. I do love the shirts though.
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19. If What They Say is True
Is it really true? everyone was asking. What happened? Someone said something about an eagle and a message.
I remember especially the older people, standing quietly while the others shouted and laughed around them. Someone told us that the armies were camped on the field of Cormallen, that the King was camped there with them. I wondered for a moment what we had done to deserve this and I thought that there must be some good among us, after all.
People were asking one another for more news, about the number of killed and wounded. Somewhere there was music, and once again the current of rumors went spreading through the Houses. And then Fìriel was beside me. She was smiling and she draped an arm around my waist; I had been avoiding her, afraid that she might be cross with me for going down to the First Circle after the Warden had taken me off the rotations. But she only kissed my forehead. I could feel her sighing against me.
"You see?" she said. "It's all right." Even though we were in the wards she had taken off her cap and sunlight was shining against her hair. She was radiant and she looked young, younger than she had ever seemed to me before, even when I was a child. "I told you, didn't I?"
"Did you?"
"Of course I did. Everything is going to be all right."
Three days after the news had come, those of us who lived below the Sixth Circle were allowed to return to our houses. I hesitated before folding up my smock and heading to the Fifth Circle. I had not seen my house since the day my family had been evacuated, had not even set foot on the the circle save for the times I passed through on my way to work on the First or the Second. Though I had thought of the house no few times, for some reason I was reluctant to return, at least without my mother. Maybe it seemed improper not to wait for her, though I knew how pleased it would make her to see everything prepared and in its place as if she had never left.
As I turned the corner into our alleyway, I was afraid of what I might find, but I forced myself to make my way across the flagstones and under the eaves, tracing the route I had taken thousands of times before. I stopped in front of my door. I put my hand on the outer wall, then on the edge of the window, as if I could feel for something I could not see. It all looked the same as when we had left it; our entire alleyway had survived, untouched. I felt grateful, and somehow almost embarrassed. I sat down on the cobbles and did not move for what seemed like a long time.
Many of the able-bodied men who did not have homes in the City came down as well, to help us take stock. Two of the younger ones, foot soldiers from Lossarnach, arrived to help me pry the boards from the doors and windows. Many people still seemed stunned into silence at that time, as if in a surfeit of caution they were not quite able to believe our good fortune; but these two had embraced it with full appetites, singing to themselves as they worked, teasing one another and asking me question after question in their slight lilting accents. Their voices echoed against the close stone walls, making the alley seem crowded.
"Handsome little house, Miss," the taller one said to me. The bridge of his nose was dusted with freckles. "And not so much as a scratch on it, too." He stepped back to place a loose board on the growing pile behind him. "I might want to have a house like this," he added. During his time on the Sixth Circle he had been carrying on an extended flirtation with one of the other girls in the Houses, and now he seemed to be taking in everything in the alley, selecting his own house and peopling it in his mind.
"And not come back with us! First I've heard of that," said his friend.
By the time they had pulled the last of the boards from the door, both of them seemed more impatient than I was for me to unlock it.
"Well, go on," said the first one, as I stood there and hesitated for the second time that day.
"Thank you," I murmured, and I put my hand on my neck and took out the key from where it hung on a cord. My mother had given it to me after she had locked the door behind us for the last time. In the days before the Siege I had worn it around my neck, underneath my clothes the way my mother still wore her wedding rings on their chain. I would touch it occasionally when I was startled. At some point I had taken it off and tucked it in a pocket where it lived beside my bits of herbs and my handkerchiefs, but this morning I had put it on again, dropping it past the collar of my dress. As I turned it in the lock, the cord now dangling uselessly down the length of the door, I waited for the men to wish me a good day and go on. But they didn't. At first I was annoyed with the way they stood and waited, but as the door creaked I was glad for their presence.
As I stepped inside I wasn't sure what I was afraid of. Perhaps I was afraid of finding some mark or change that had grown there as a sign of our absence, some strange object. I was more afraid, I think, that I would somehow see it differently, see it as smaller or flimsier or darker than I once had. But there was nothing. All our things were folded and stowed as they should have been. The only thing that surprised me (though I should have expected it) was the absence of smells, the rooms without their usual scents of bread and chamomile, soap and candle tallow.
I moved from one room to another, touching things, peering under tables. It was not until several moments had passed that I realized that the men had not followed me. They were waiting outside, respectful as suitors who had come to pay a call. I returned to the doorway. "Come in, please, if you like," I said.
The house seemed more real when they walked in, bringing their light voices and heavy footfalls. They seemed to praise everything, from the size of our few modest rooms to the tidiness of the hearth (though it could not have been anything else, seeing as no one had cooked in it for several weeks) to the way the sunlight fell across the walls and floors when I drew open the curtains. You might have thought that they had walked in to one of the marble halls of the Citadel, and I went along with them, and for the very first time I was proud of what I had, of what my mother and I had made here. I even apologized that I had no tea or wine to offer them, as if I were a hostess caught unprepared by visitors.
"We'll have to come back some other time," the first one said. "After your mother and brothers arrive."
"Have enough food so that he can bring his girl along," said his friend. "Can't stand to be away from her more than an hour or so. He probably has to go back and see her soon."
"Have more food for him," the first one jabbed back, though he seemed very pleased at the way his friend had said his girl. "He eats twice as much as anyone else I know. And it shows, doesn't it?"
"Strong as a warhorse," shrugged his friend.
"Or fat as a pig come slaughter-time." They seemed comfortable with the rhythms of their argument, as if it were one that had been going on for a very long time. I was not sure if it was more for their benefit or for mine.
Suddenly I was lightheaded. I promised them warm bread, and cheese and perhaps even a quail or two, and a crackling fire in the hearth later on. I promised them things that I was not sure I remembered until this moment. They slung their tools easily over their shoulders and took their leave with wishes of good luck for me, and they were still squabbling happily, pleased with themselves and with one another as they disappeared down the end of the alleyway.
When they were gone I took the basin from its place beside the hearth and filled it from the public fountain in the square at the end of our alleyway. The little fountain was still flowing, miraculously, I thought. I imagined it trickling in its steady way all throughout the Siege, with nothing but the walls of the square to hear the noise of the water. I brought the basin back to the house and splashed my hands and face, the water cool and bracing against my skin as if I had woken up for the first time that day. I found a bit of soap and scrubbed the table in the main room. I dragged the straw pallets from their bed frames and into the alley one by one to beat the dust from them, and set them back in their places and made them up with their linens. I found the length of cord we used for hanging laundry and I stood on a chair outside and strung it up above the cobblestones again, one end and then the other, although I had nothing to dry on it. I swept cobwebs from the corners of rooms. I was working without thought, as automatically as I had during the most crowded and bloody days of the Siege, finding the holes in the patients and stopping them with my hands, one after the other.
Soon the sun had begun to set. My bed was ready, and I knew that I did not have to leave. I was not hungry. I could light the hearth and undress and slip beneath the blanket and stay for the night. I sat on the edge of my pallet and I thought of all these things, but then after a while I got up and left, locking the door behind me, hanging the key around my neck once again. I went back up to the Sixth Circle and returned to the Houses for the evening, as it seemed now that I had done for a lifetime.
The next day the young man from Rohan was still in his bed in the wards, but now he seemed to be sitting up straighter.
"Hello," I said.
"Would you like a cake?" I asked. I had a basket-full on one arm; the little cakes had emerged abruptly and in great excess from the kitchens that morning, with instructions to dispense them before they grew stale.
"All right." I put one in his hand and he took a bite.
"Do you like it?" I asked.
He nodded. "It's very sweet."
"That's the idea," I said. "We eat them on special occasions. At a wedding, or when a child is born."
"We have that, too. Except we drink mead." He paused. "You look better."
"I do?"
"Not quite as sad."
"You look better, too. Stronger."
He smiled, briefly, for the first time that I had seen.
"Are you happy?" I asked.
"I'm better. What about you?"
I thought for a moment. "I'm better," I repeated.
He eyed my basket. "Could I have another one?"
I gave him a cake.
"Thank you. You should have one, too."
"I already have."
"Have another. It's a special occasion."
I sat on the edge of his bed and took a cake for myself. "Will you go back to Rohan, now?" I asked.
"Haven't you thought about it at all?"
"I thought I was going to die."
I paused. "Did you want to?"
"No, not especially. But I didn't much want to live, either. Though now I suppose not dying wouldn't be so bad." He took another bite of his cake, then looked at the one that was still in my hand. "What are you doing? Not even one bite."
I took a small bite. "I'm not hungry," I said after I had swallowed. "You could stay here," I told him. "There's lots to be done."
"And what could I do?" he asked, resting his hand at his thigh above where his leg ended.
"I don't know. But I've seen men worse off than you, and they've lived. There must be something."
"If I can't ride, I can't do anything." It was a statement of fact; there was no self-pity in his voice, at least none that I could hear.
"So, learn to ride again."
"You've never been on a horse, have you?"
"No," I admitted.
"That's why you can say that as if it were easy."
"I didn't say it would be easy. You're right; I don't know." I brushed crumbs from the front of my smock.
"And what about you? What will you do?"
"Stay here, of course."
"Why 'of course'?"
"What else would I do?"
"You could do anything you wanted, if what they say is true. The world's cracked open."
I thought about this for a moment. "No, I need to stay here. Everything is here."
"Like what?"
"My family. My work."
He shrugged. "You could take it with you. It's a strange place, your city."
"You can't have seen very much of it."
"I mean, the people are strange. Your people. You all seem so careful, and so quiet. Everyone here seems as though they're thinking of something else, instead of what's right before them."
"You would be like that, too, if you spent all your life with Mordor across the way."
"And who says we haven't, as well? It's our battle, too. It was, I mean."
"I'm sorry; I didn't mean--"
"Don't apologize. It's only that some of you treat it as though it were your burden alone, as if you were the only ones who really knew what it was."
"I don't think like that."
"I didn't say that you did. Anyway, it doesn't matter, anymore."
"And that's good."
"'That's good,'" he echoed. "See, you're strange, too. Even the words you use are quiet, not just your voice."
I smiled.
"You were right about me, you know," I said. "Sort of. That day, at the window."
"What was I right about?"
"I was waiting for someone. I am."
"And I hope he comes back."
"Would you marry him, then?"
"He wants to. He told me so, before he left."
"That isn't what I asked you."
"I don't know. And I don't know if he'll still want to, either. I'm different, now."
"He'll be different, too. War changes a man. You have to know that, by now."
"I suppose," I began. "But I hadn't known too many men who had gone away to the wars, before this year, that is. I spend most of my time in the Houses. They always told us young girls not to go hanging about the barracks."
"With good reason."
"What is that supposed to mean?"
"I don't--never mind. I'm sorry."
"Don't be sorry. What does that mean?"
"It means...going to war changes a man, that's what it means."
I tilted my head, as if I could somehow consider him from another angle. "Are you dangerous?"
"That depends. Are you afraid of me?"
"I don't know. Maybe."
"You shouldn't be." He paused, and then he asked, "Do you think that most Men are decent Men?"
"I don't know."
"That isn't a hard thing to answer. Either you do, or you don't."
"I don't think it's so simple as that. What do you think?"
He paused again. "I do. And I said 'most,' not 'all,' so I do think so."
We were both quiet for few moments. It would have been a good point for me to excuse myself and walk away, but for some reason I did not feel like getting up off the edge of the bed. Someone was singing again. It was a new song about the Halfling, Master Meriadoc's cousin.
I said nothing, and then he asked, "Why are you afraid of me?"
"Why?" I repeated.
"You said. You said you might be afraid of me. Why?"
I shrugged. "Because."
"Because I'm a man?"
"Maybe. Yes."
"What about your young man who wants to marry you? Will you be afraid of him, when he comes back?"
"If he comes back."
"Don't be stupid. That's not what I said."
"I hope I won't be."
"I hope so too. For both of your sakes."
"What about you? Are you afraid of anything?"
"Nothing at all?"
"I've already lost everything I could possibly lose. What else have I got to be afraid of?"
I glanced at him.
"You could lose the other leg," I said.
"That's not funny."
"I wasn't meaning to be. I don't know how."
The music had stopped. He was eying my basket again and I handed him another cake.
"Thank you," he said. "Well, what about him, then?"
"That other man you told me about on the window ledge. The one who made you so miserable in the first place."
I looked down at my lap and thought about what to say.
"I killed him," I said.
"Did you?"
I nodded.
"Well," he said. And then he smiled. "Good girl. Look, I can finish that for you if you really can't eat any more."
One of the other women asked me to come down to the Third Circle with her so that she could look at her house there. She had tried to go the day before, she admitted, but she could not bring herself to make the walk alone.
We were quiet as we set out together. She was only a little older than me; our mothers were friends and we had entered the Houses together as apprentices. She was married to a soldier in one of the City companies, though not the same as Beren's; I had asked. He had courted her only briefly when he had asked for her hand, once it became clear that one day soon he would be consigned to the barracks and then the fields on a far more permanent basis. She had agreed, and her father had assented even though they were both quite young. They were married in a short ceremony in the gardens of the Houses, his captain officiating. They had spent barely a week together in the tiny house that he had inherited from a childless uncle before they were both called away for good, first he to join his company and then she to either stay in the Houses or leave the City. These facts and the fact that she now had her own wedding rings that she wore around her neck had made her seem far older to me, and had put some measure of distance between us even though we were alike in many ways.
The Third Circle was not nearly as wrecked as the First and Second had been, although there were parts that looked nearly as bad. It did not seem as desolate as I had expected because crews of men were everywhere, laboring under the Steward's orders to try to repair what they could and to clear away the worst of what they could not in preparation for the King's return. I did not know what to expect; one row of houses would be standing with little damage, a few gouges in the boarded windows, perhaps, or part of a chimney caved in; but then we would turn the corner to see a row that was no more than splintered wood and broken stone, like the gate house on the First Circle. The other girl kept her arms folded against her chest as we walked.
"Here," she said, and stopped abruptly. "It should be here. It should have been." I looked where she was staring. It was one of the bad blocks, a mound of crumbled stone. Part of what might have been a door lay against the rubble. The slant of a roof was barely discernible.
"Are you sure?" I asked.
She nodded. "I'm sure."
We just stood looking for a while, and then she sat down on the flagstones, the way that I had when I returned to my own house.
"Well," she said. "Well."
I didn't know what to say. She didn't speak, and she didn't move, either, didn't lift her hand to wipe at her eyes. Perhaps she was thinking what I had thought before I had gone to see my own home, bracing myself for what I might find: that it would be foolish to cry over a house, when so many more of our men were already dead with not even their bones to survive them. That it would be foolish to cry when there were so many consolations, our people safe and the men soon to return, and the other women and the children.
A group of workers passed by, a few of them glancing at us before they moved on. I was ashamed to be standing beside her, especially after I had told her that my house had survived when she had asked me that morning. I was even ashamed that I had chosen not to sleep last night in the bed in which I had slept since I was a child, when she had no choice at all, no option of sleeping tonight in the bed she had shared with her husband.
I offered to help her if she wanted to step into the wreckage and see if we could salvage any of their things.
"No," she said. "Let's not do that."
We stayed by the remains of the house for a long time, and then she rose to her feet and said, "Let's go back."
"I don't know how I'll tell my husband," she said as we walked up to the Sixth Circle. "He loved that house. At first I thought it was a bit shabby, but then I liked it because he did."
"Perhaps he won't have time to mind it too much. He'll be too happy to mind."
"Perhaps," she nodded.
We were silent for several more paces, and then she said, "Why are you so quiet all of a sudden?"
"I've always been quiet."
"Yes, but not like this. Lately you hardly say a word. I've barely seen you at all this past fortnight."
"I don't know. Maybe I've run out of things to say."
"I don't know if I believe that." I did not know whether to be alarmed or pleased that she had noticed.
"When is he coming back?" I asked, trying to disprove her.
"Soon, I hope. His company is camped at Cormallen, but if some of the other men say rightly they should soon be able to come and go as they please."
"What is it like, being married?"
"It's really lovely," she said, and now she was smiling. "It's the best thing I've ever done."
We were walking through the Fourth Circle, now. There were men working here, too; they were moving so quickly to fill buckets of stone and cartloads of splintered wood that from certain angles they looked frantic.
"Why do they think they've got to work so hard?" I asked. "Why should it matter if the King sees all of this or not? He ought to see it. He ought to see just what he's inherited."
She was quiet, and then as we reached the entrance to the Fifth Circle, she said, "He will see it." She took my hand and led me to the top of the steps just before the gate. We turned around and looked outwards. Below our feet the First and Second Circles were crowded with wreckage and movement. It looked as though the City were rising out of itself, stretching up about the mountain and towards the sunlight. "He will," she repeated. "All of it."
"And what will he think, do you suppose? What will he think of all of us?"
She shook her head. "I don't know. Perhaps he wonders what we'll think of him, as well."
"And what do you think?"
"I don't know. I don't rightly know much about him, at all. Only what all the stories say he's supposed to be like."
"Me, too. Did you believe all those stories when you were a girl?"
"Of course. I had to believe something, after all." We studied the lower circles in silence for a few moments more.
"Come on," I said. "We should go back to work."
This is a work of fan fiction, written because the author has an abiding love for the works of J R R Tolkien. The characters, settings, places, and languages used in this work are the property of the Tolkien Estate, Tolkien Enterprises, and possibly New Line Cinema, except for certain original characters who belong to the author of the said work. The author will not receive any money or other remuneration for presenting the work on this archive site. The work is the intellectual property of the author, is available solely for the enjoyment of Henneth Annûn Story Archive readers, and may not be copied or redistributed by any means without the explicit written consent of the author.


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RUN meetings update
Thursday, January 10, 2013
ROCHESTER — The following is the latest information on Rochester United Neighborhood (RUN) ward meetings:
Ward 5: The speed trailer will be deployed on Route 11 to address concerns of speeding on the road. There has been no other activity in the ward this month. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday, Jan. 11 at 6 p.m. at True Memorial Baptist Church on Ten Rod Road.


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Milton Gazette for January
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Proposed fire station
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Candidates' forum
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What is TOTEM?
Modest in size, TOTEM has been installed near the point where protons collide in the center of the CMS detector. It uses silicon sensors installed in the LHC tunnel approximately 650 feet away from CMS.
The TOTEM collaboration comprises some 100 members from 10 universities and laboratories in seven countries, including US physicists from Case Western Reserve University.
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Bush on shaving head: 'It was the right thing to do'
CNN — The decision to shave off his hair in solidarity with a young leukemia patient was simply "the right thing to do," former President George H.W. Bush said in an interview with his granddaughter Friday.
"Little Patrick had leukemia. A lot of the agents shaved their heads and I said, 'Why not me?'" Bush said in a conversation with Jenna Bush Hager that aired on NBC's "Today." Bush Hager is a special correspondent for the network.
"I kind of identify with him," Bush continued, admitting Patrick probably didn't realize he was a former commander-in-chief.
On Wednesday, a photo emerged of a bald-headed Bush with the two-year-old son of a Secret Service agent on his lap. According to a statement from his spokesman, Bush shaved his head after members of his security detail shaved theirs, meant to show support for Patrick.
"They're a wonderful group of people and they're like family with us," Bush said of the Secret Service agents assigned to him.
Bush and his wife Barbara lost their second child, Robin, to leukemia six decades ago at the age of four. When the former first lady saw her husband with a shaved head, she said she was "shocked."
"Surprised and thrilled," she said Friday. "But I think he looks beautiful. He looks younger."
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One of the beauties of human consciousness is our ability to perceive the patterns of creation. When we understand the rhythm and cycles of nature, it gives us knowledge and wisdom.
The shorter the natural cycle, the easier it is for humans to see it. It is much more difficult for a person to perceive a pattern in creation that spans centuries or thousands of years. Yet someone with a truly meditative mind can penetrate through time, and understand the cycles that govern human consciousness.
At Peace Prayer Day in 2012, origami Peace Cranes from Hiroshima, Japan were presented as part of the ceremony. The presentation of the cranes completed a circle that began thousands of years ago.
The Lord of Ash
"At the first 3HO Summer Solstice in New Mexico in 1970, a delegation of Native American elders met with Yogi Bhajan. The elders explained that for thousands of years, huge spiritual gatherings took place over a vast territory stretching from what is now New Mexico, south to Mexico, and east to Missouri. Tribal and religious leaders, wise women, and warriors traveled from as far away as South America and from across the Bering Strait from Asia to attend the gatherings. They all shared the belief that the spark of Spirit lives in everyone, and that by coming together, the Unified Supreme Spirit could be made to manifest more clearly.
The elders told Yogi Bhajan that these spiritual gatherings took place once every 108 years, so that the people who came to each meeting had only heard about it first-hand from someone who had actually experienced the last one. However, the last such meeting had occurred more than 2,000 years ago, when a shift took place: it was determined that the forces of discord—in the form of disharmony and disrespect for nature—were gaining power at such a tremendous rate that the Unified Supreme Spirit needed to be protected."
It is said that the Native American elders had a visions of "The Lord of Ash" who would come to reside in what is now New Mexico. Because of that vision, the spiritual gatherings needed to stop in order to be protected. The Hopis secretly kept the ceremony associated with these gatherings to themselves, and passed the knowledge down from generation to generation.
In the early 1940's, concerned that the Germans, under Hitler, were working on developing a nuclear weapon, the United States military founded The Manhattan Project. The purpose of the project was to create an atomic bomb. They established a laboratory for this purpose in Los Alamos, New Mexico.
"Physicists, chemists, metallurgists, explosive experts and military personnel converged on the isolated plateau. At times, six Nobel Prize winners gathered with the other scientists and engineers in the weekly colloquia put on by Robert Oppenheimer. Meanwhile, the Army was charged with supporting the work, building buildings, keeping the commissary supplied, and guarding the top-secret work.
The scientists and engineers labored on for two years. They carried out experiments in metallurgy and high explosives. They scribbled mathematical calculations on chalkboards and cocktail napkins. They worked 10- and 12-hour days six days a week then sipped famously potent martinis at Oppenheimer's home and played musical concerts in Fuller Lodge for relaxation. Meanwhile, enriched uranium and plutonium were developed in Oakridge, Tennessee, and Hanford, Washington.
Finally, on July 16, 1945, at 5:30 a.m., an incredible burst of light exploded over the desert in south central New Mexico. Trinity, as the test shot was known, answered many of the questions the scientists had been asking. The bomb's yield, equivalent of 18,000 tons of TNT, astounded even the scientists who had spent years making painstaking calculations.
President Truman, meeting at Potsdam with Winston Churchill and Josef Stalin, was informed of the successful test. Soon, he made the decision to use the remaining bombs in the U.S. arsenal on Japan.
Atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima on Aug. 6 and on Nagasaki on Aug. 9. Five days later, the Emperor of Japan agreed to an unconditional surrender. World War II formally ended on Sept. 2, 1945, when treaties were signed aboard the USS Missouri. The Manhattan Project, a mission to end the war through the use of atomic weapons, had accomplished its goal."
The "Lord of Ash" had arrived.
The story that one commonly hears in the West is about the virtue of dropping the atomic bombs in order the end the war—how many lives were ultimately saved; how many resources were preserved. But at the same time, the atomic bomb introduced humanity to an era we were not equipped to handle. Up until that moment in human history, war was war. People died or people lived. Then, when it was done, the healing began. What remained of the population rebuilt and moved on with their lives.
Atomic bombs, however, leave a very different kind of legacy. The devastating blast of a nuclear weapon vaporizes people, levels buildings, and creates instant devastation. But the residual radioactivity from an atomic blast continues to damage the environment, and human DNA, long after the official end of hostilities.
As Albert Einstein said, "I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones."
The Peace Cranes
Sadako Sasaki was born in 1943 in Hiroshima. She was a toddler when the very first atomic bomb was dropped. She lived inside the city of Hiroshima, close enough to ground zero that her family was exposed to the radiation. Her mother became ill right away, but Sadako never felt sick. Ten years later, in early 1955, she developed leukemia as a result of the radiation from the first atomic bomb. She died on October 25 of that same year at the age of 12.
Her death sparked an extraordinary peace movement. On August 3 of 1955, when Sadako was fighting leukemia, her best friend, Chizuko Hamamoto, came to the hospital to visit. She took a piece of paper and folded it into a crane, as a gift to her friend. She told Sadako about an ancient Japanese myth which promised that anyone who folded 1000 origami cranes would be granted a wish by the gods.
A prayer began. Sadako folded paper cranes whenever she could find the paper to do it. The staff and patients at the hospital helped. Her wish, of course, was to live. Before she died, she managed to fold 644 origami paper cranes. Her friends and family folded the rest of the 1000 cranes, and buried them with her.
Yet, after Sadako's death, the prayer began to spread. Folded origami cranes came to symbolize the longing of people to live in peace on the Earth. In the decades since her passing, school students, peace activists, and regular people who abhor nuclear weapons have folded origami cranes as a prayer for peace.
The Sacred Healing Walk
When Kundalini Yoga Master, Yogi Bhajan, arrived in the West in the late 1960's, he, too, had a prayer for peace. He understood how war was the direct result of people being unable to see the same Divine Light that lives in every heart. In order to help create peace in the world, Yogi Bhajan openly taught the ancient art of Kundalini Yoga. For the first time in history, every person had the right to sit and learn this sacred science. Yogi Bhajan did not discriminate based on gender, economic status, culture or tradition. The knowledge of the Kundalini gives self-awareness, and self-mastery. Yogi Bhajan often said that peace on the Earth had to begin with each person cultivating peace within themselves, first. To that end, Kundalini Yoga is a method to bring peace to the Earth, one human being at a time.
"The Yogi" was famous for his special Summer Solstice gatherings. His students would come together in June for many days of fasting, yoga and prayer.
"The earliest Summer Solstice celebrations moved from year to year, and Yogi Bhajan wanted to find a permanent location for the event. In the mid-1970s, a group of Native Americans took Yogi Bhajan into the Jemez Mountains of northern New Mexico near the town of Española and gestured toward the vast wilderness that stretched out for miles. They said that these were the lands where tribes had met and millions of people had gathered. They then pointed to a specific parcel of nearly 200 acres that was special because it was where the holy men and women of all the tribes had met to experience the Light of the Unified Supreme Spirit and then spread this Light to all the people of the world. The Native Americans told Yogi Bhajan that in order to give the planet and humanity hope of survival, it was his duty to prepare this parcel of land so that the Unified Supreme Spirit might once again be experienced by the great tribes and conveyed from them to people all over the world.
When 3HO Foundation began research into acquiring land in the vicinity indicated by the Hopis, it turned out that the special parcel they had pointed out was the only land available for purchase for miles in every direction—all the other surrounding land was either Indian reservation or owned by the Bureau of Land Management. In 1976, 3HO Foundation bought the parcel of land, and Yogi Bhajan named it Guru Ram Das Puri." The Sacred Land of Guru Ram Das Puri and the Native American Vision
This special parcel of land in the nearby mountains was purchased to provide a home for the Summer Solstice gatherings. It lay about 20 miles south of Los Alamos, where the atomic bomb was developed.
The Native American elders also taught Yogi Bhajan the ceremony that had been practiced thousands of years ago, in the Name of the One Spirit. They shared this sacred secret with him and they asked Yogi Bhajan to revive the ceremony during the Summer Solstice Celebrations at Guru Ram Das Puri. Rather than happening once a century, this healing ceremony now is held each year.
The sacred healing walk is a beautiful meditation to heal oneself and all of one's relationships. It takes place on a spiral-shaped path. Yogi Bhajan created a new chant for the ceremony, one that includes the Universal Sound Current found in the heart of every religion.
Yogi Bhajan founded a day-long event at Summer Solstice called International Peace Prayer Day. The sacred healing walk taught by the Hopis is the highlight of the event. Each year, over 1000 people participate in this sacred healing walk. They come from around the world, and from many different cultural backgrounds. But all of them are united in the belief that the same One Spirit lives within all people. We are all brothers and sisters of one human race.
The Peace Cranes Fly to Peace Prayer Day
The atomic bomb was dropped on Japan in 1945. When the bomb exploded in Hiroshima, and in the few months following the blast, it is estimated that 90,000-166,000 people died either from the blast or the resulting radiation. The social, and physical effects of that shattering event continued for many years. In the center of Hiroshima, a thriving commercial and residential district once existed. After the bomb, there was hardly anything left but an open field created by the explosion. Only one part of an exhibition hall remained standing, in skeleton form: a section with a dome. This building came to be known as the Genbaku Dome, or "Atomic Bomb" Dome. It has been preserved as a testament to the destructive force of atomic weapons. Between 1950 and 1964, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park was created around this Dome.
A statue of Sadako is one of the features of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. Every year, people from Japan and around the world visit the park and bring their origami cranes and prayers for peace to the statue. Thousands and thousands of paper cranes have been left on the statue of Sadako since the late 1950's. For all those years, the city of Hiroshima has preserved and stored the origami cranes. But in 2012, they decided to do something different. The city of Hiroshima allowed people to request some of the cranes to be used for the purposes of spreading peace.
Akiko Suzuki, also known as Ajit Kaur, is a Kundalini Yoga teacher from Japan. When she heard that the city of Hiroshima was allowing people to use the peace cranes, she decided to make a request. Her intention was to bring the peace cranes to New Mexico. She hoped to offer them, with a prayer for peace, during the sacred healing walk that takes place each year during International Peace Prayer Day at Guru Ram Das Puri.
On Saturday, June 16th, 2012 Ajit Kaur dressed in very beautiful traditional Japanese clothes. In front of over 1000 people gathered at Summer Solstice, she shared a touching prayer for peace during the International Peace Prayer Day. Nearly 50 pounds of brightly colored origami peace cranes hung at the outdoor altars of the Hopi sacred healing walk. The people who participated in the sacred healing walk that day had come from all over the world: China, Japan, Brazil, Chile, Germany, England, Canada, Mexico and many other countries. Over 27 countries were represented as thousands of people walked together, praying for peace, and recognizing the One Divine Spirit that lives in all, and unites the human race.
When Ajit Kaur was asked what inspired her to bring the origami peace cranes from Hiroshima to Guru Ram Das Puri, she replied:
"When I started Kundalini Yoga and when I started to come to Ram Das Puri, I was surprised that this land was so close to the place which made the atomic bomb. In one lecture, Yogi Bhajan also taught the importance of praying for peace on this land. Since then, the relationship between Ram Das Puri and Hiroshima has always been in some part of my heart.
I feel some kind of circle was completed. There was a wrong that was done here. The atomic bomb was made here and tested here, then dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The cranes are for praying for peace and for healing. Somehow, I got to escort the cranes back to the place where everything started. So I feel something dense was processed. It came back to the place where it was started in a very etheric form. The people's prayer made those thousand cranes. And they were flying under the blue sky of New Mexico."
Ed Note: This article is being translated into Japanese and will be presented to the City of Hiroshima.
Ek Ong Kaar Kaur Khalsa is a writer and a teacher. She writes for her blog and travels around the world sharing the wisdom of Sikh Dharma and teaching Kundalini Yoga.


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June 4th, 2011, 05:57 AM #46
This isn't a quibble - it's just so weird that I don't know where to put it, so here will do. Re-reading AGoT, I came across a passage that has my set little mind awhirl with nightmarish Darwinian visions. Dany and the khalasar are riding across Essos, heading for Vaes Dothrak:
"For half a moon, they rode through the Forest of Qohor, where the leaves made a golden canopy high above them, and the trunks of the trees were as wide as city gates. There were great elk in that wood, and spotted tigers, and lemurs with silver fur and huge purple eyes..."
Is this a hint at Targaryens having some different evolutionary path to everyone else?!
July 21st, 2011, 05:43 PM #47
I had no idea that Renly and Loras were together, and I'm half way through book three! Only after I saw it on screen did I pick up on the very vague hints, but if I hadn't seen it I probabaly still wouldn't have realised.
The thing that bothered me was the very first episode, where it was the young lad from the Knight's watch that Ned beheaded, as it was supposed to be the old guy which led Ned to question more why he had deserted as he was a very loyal member of the Knights watch and it seemed unlikely he would desert, and therefore making his argument of the others more believable, whereas the young lad was new to it all.
I also blieved that Catelyn was supposed to be beautiful. I thought Sansa could have been a bit prettier too, and Cersei, she was supposed to be a great beauty, however, their acting (except maybe Sansa's) is brilliant.
The different ages bothered me as I think their age is quite important in the books, I mean Sansa is only supposed to be 12, and she looks 16 and as tall as full grown women. Arya, Bran and Rickon are all older, and even say their ages, which are all older than they should be, but then I suppose because they are older they're better actors.
I do love the series though and I'm looking forward to the next, and I think Sean Bean and Mark Addy were great choices. and it sticks to the books quite well, but does unveil some new things I wasn't aware of.
July 22nd, 2011, 09:45 AM #48
...People will still PROBABLY complain. xD


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