Trust, Providence, Pilgrim, Indians, The American Dream and The Transformation of Consciousness

Trust, Providence, Pilgrims, Indians, The American Dream
and
The Transformation of Consciousness

It’s up to US

Talks and Interviews
2014

Good Newes Cover Slide 2

Highland Institute City Club Boulder, Colorado
“Good News About the First Thanksgiving” YouTube
Power Point
November 25, 2014

Expanding Awareness Radio WZBC Boston. Three Interviews YouTube
The Trust Frequency, First Thanksgiving, First Fifty Years and Indigenous Cosmology
2014

Letter to the Editor
Old Colony Memorial Newspaper, Plymouth MA
“Thanksgiving: Past and Present”
A Time to Celebrate and a Time to Mourn
November 25, 2014

Dana Hall School, Wellesley, MA
“Trust, Providence, Pilgrims, Indians and the American Dream” YouTube
A talk by Connie Baxter Marlow
Written Talk
June 2014

Pilgrims and Indians: Ten Common Misbeliefs

Educational Materials

Highlights

The pivotal role of the Indians and the Pilgrims in the evolution of democracy and the American mind and spirit.
The widely-believed misinformation and misconceptions concerning the relationship between the Pilgrims and the Indians.
The resulting blame, shame, anger and guilt that has America morally paralyzed.
The inspiring, forgotten, inter-cultural friendship that sits at the founding of the United States – an exception to the human condition then and now.
The spiritual alignment of the Mayflower Pilgrims and the Indians they lived amongst.

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Bringing America’s Origin Story Into Balance

Hello friends! Welcome to the FIRST FIFTY YEARS blog

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A Call For Healing

There is a deep wound in the heart of America. Every Thanksgiving there is a blast of misinformation on the Internet and elsewhere which paints a horrific, false picture of the Mayflower Pilgrims and their alleged behavior toward the Indians they lived among. Millions of people now believe these historical absurdities. It’s in our education system. Celebrities like Van Jones and Cher are spreading the blame, shame, guilt and anger. It’s a mess!

Setting The Record Straight

How can we heal this core wound in the American psyche? There’s only one way – tell the truth. The truth will set us free. The inspiring, uplifting fact is, the Pilgrims and the Indians lived in unbroken peace and friendship for over fifty years. The Pilgrims and the Pokanokets enacted a treaty the day they first met, on March 22, 1621, and they honored the agreement for the next 55 years.

THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS is a film/book /documentary project that will bring a balanced, inspiring and historically accurate perspective to America’s true origin story. It will eliminate the current mis-beliefs and bring much-deserved honor to both the Pilgrims and the Indians.

Andrew Cameron Bailey and Connie Baxter Marlow — Andrew Cameron Bailey & Connie Baxter Marlow Filmmakers

Why Is This So Important?

The Pilgrims carried the first seeds of western democracy to the New World, the beginnings of the momentous move from monarchy to freedom. The result of the settler/Indian interaction was the emergence of a uniquely American mindset based upon basic, universal truths that are humanity’s birthright – freedom of conscience, freedom of the individual, freedom of religion. These ideas came from both the English settlers AND the Indians among whom they lived. The Mayflower Compact, crafted and signed in the cabin of the Mayflower on November 11, 1620 before the Pilgrims set foot on American soil, together with the Great Law of the Iroquois, inspired and ignited the vision of democracy that became the United States of America.

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Posted by Connie Baxter Marlow and Andrew Cameron Bailey
Co-authors of THE TRUST FREQUENCY: Ten Assumptions For A New Paradigm
Creators of IN SEARCH OF THE FUTURE: What Do The Wise Ones Know?