Part II
Today is Saturday,
December 8, 2012. I am getting ready for the day and while I was replaying some
of the events from yesterday at the eighteenth assembly of CABO [Central
American Black Organization] in Labuga, Guatemala, something caught my
attention that I would like to share with you on this particular journey we
call life.
In my previous article
I mention the concept of the “eye of the mind”, the “I” of the mind, is about
the person in the mirror. You see, destiny combine with fate has made Labuga
the crib of a culture that I am falling in love with. I am falling in love with
who I am today in relation to a time in the past. I think we are on the verge
to see the person we are today, in relationship to the future.
Let’s take for example
the present, in this case I am talking about today, we hope to cover subjects
regarding where would we like to see our communities ten years now. The “I” of
my mind is showing me something special this morning.
When I heard my big
brother Roy Cayetano spoke about his farm for the first time at a workshop in
Labuga September 21st 2005, something was conceived. I
remember the first time he brought some seeds for us from Dangriga.
The word “seed” caught
my attention this morning; however I would like to conjugate with words like
“seeds of development”. A farmer understands the value of a seed. If
you take care of the seed, in the future it will return full fold.
Au
le
Lúbara
Huya
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