Re: bow out?

["Privateers" <Privateers@privateers.org>]

In an earlier message I mentioned Lord Harris, he was the greatest of all
Governor Generals in West Indian history.  His mother was a Sinclair. My son
when a young schoolboy (Glenalmond, Perth) did an essay confusing Lord
Harris, Governor General with his son Lord Harris the first non English born
captain of England Cricket by writing "Lord Harris was Governor in Trinidad
then he came to London and got an important job.  He became the President of
the Marylebone Cricket Club" What is important to you is your point of view
that view may not be important to others.

Sinclair
----- Original Message -----
From: William Stuart Buehler <roslinne@fone.net>
To: Niven Sinclair <transport@niven.co.uk>
Cc: <laurel@spiritone.com>; <sinclair@mids.org>; <sinclair@mindspring.com>;
John S. Quarterman <jsq@mids.org>
Sent: Thursday, May 27, 1999 11:26 PM
Subject: Re: bow out?


>
> Dear Friend Niven,
>
> As always your eloquence and insight surpasses my own vision. As to my own
> work, I concur completely with your views and suggestions if they are
> agreeable with the others. I perceive a bright, clear core of sacred Light
> within the Clan and feel that members should have a "safe" area to express
> what they see as beautiful and sacred, particularly relevant to Clan
> interest. My own view is that this is really the life and vitality within
> the Clan's collective spirit ...vital Essence. I would take it further as
> you know and stress its importance within Clan Sinclair especially. Every
> persons' sense of the Holy is critically important, particularly now.
There
> will be those who will see the wonder of it all and move with that. All
> views are important and we need only cut the other person the slack to
> express his or her thoughts.
>
> I personally do not separate the Sacred from religion, even dogma as long
as
> the participants view that as sacred. (My church is independent Catholic,
> does not permit dogma.) But your idea of separating them would work well I
> would think.  Perhaps a clear statement by John and Laurel preceding each
> section would ease the grief, opening it to positive expressions of belief
> without having to worry about them being agreeable to everyone.
>
> "Uamau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono."  ...The life of the land is perpetuated
> in Righteousness. I would be very pleased to remain a part of the big
event.
>
> Blessings,
>
> Bill
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