America Can Live Happily Ever After: Children’s Version
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Elizabeth Wiley MA JD
The author is the Training and Equine Therapy Director for National Homes for Heroes/Spirit Horse II. WIth a Masters Degree in Bicultural Development and work in Racial Tension and Gang Abatement, as well as a graduate project on Reassessing and Restructuring Public Agencies, the author is consulting with community groups, parent groups, and teens to learn more about their rights and responsibilities to create an America and world that is better for everyone, especially the children and teens.
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America Can Live Happily Ever After - Elizabeth Wiley MA JD
America CanLive Happily Ever After
Children’s
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Elizabeth Wiley MA JD, Pomo Elder
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CONTENTS
The Lords Of Nothing
Introduction
First Step Forward
Second Step Forward
Personal Responsibility
Responsibility
Need And Want
Children Do Not Have A Right To Everything They Want
Crime And Punishment Not Urrrs Mom, Mine
A Person Does Not Have A Right To Be Stupid
Stupid
Solidarity
Tolerance
Religious Freedom
Personal Story
THANK you to TIM G. WILEY for his allowing us to use the photographs he sent to you as chosen by the lay out department. The pictures are all nature, pets, etc, to inspire our class participants to learn to enjoy and be grateful for all the world gives to us, rather than be limited by material items they do not have, or have found themselves to be dissatisfied with when they have managed to get them.
IMG0269.jpg16387.pngIMG1600.jpg16424.pngIMG2104.jpgOnce upon a time, anytime, but right now is good, a few hundred million children were born on this earth.
As they opened their little eyes, they saw beautiful hospitals, beautiful fields, and horrible slums.
Even in the slums the children saw clouds sailing by in the sky, and learned to make animal shapes out of the clouds as adults, or other children taught the words to know what the shapes might look like.
Children in expensive pre-schools learned to lay on the sand in the playground and watch clouds go by and make animal shapes out of the clouds and asked their teachers what the animal words were. Some of those children had teachers who brought out their latest smartest phone and showed them pictures of the real animals and told them the names, and where the animals still might be alive.
Dragons and unicorns, Phoenix birds with their long curled tails, and beautiful crowns on their heads, long necks. The phone showed them ALL things of imagination and dreams today, no longer here, except in the hearts of children and teachers who have a heart of a child. The phone showed them the real animals endangered by humans all over the world of being extinct due to pollution, mining and factory farming.
Some of the children went home and tried to tell the adults what they had seen. Rich or poor, some had adults, old, or young, with hearts of a child who helped them learn to make mythical animals come back to life in their own hearts.
Many native nations believe dragons, like wolves, bears, and other big apex predators are important to life. Many native nations believe that it is up to you which dragon (wolf, bear, shark, dinosaur, or whale) in your own imagination and heart you feed. This means that if you feed the good parts of yourself, you will do the things to make our Creator honored and happy, if you do the bad things, you will make our Creator (and usually anyone who loves you, and often yourself unhappy).
At first, most children looked around the world, and some were lucky to have Elders and other children to answer their questions, or even to carry them around and show them wonderful