Submitted by karen butler after Gaiafield Pilot Event 2006,
We here in Costa Rica were so inspired by the Gaiafield Meditation.....thank you,
thank you to you and your team for all of your hard work and efforts and dedication to
this project of bringing together people all around the world in this powerful, world
changing meditation and prayer vigil. I know it was successful.....we all felt the power
of the expanded consciousness and connectedness in the Light, in the ONENESS!!

In the beginning of the transmission, there were regular sound disturbances in
the audio. When you were trying to connect with Auroville, we were told to go into the
silence, but actually we could hear all of the background noises and
conversations....like the mike had been left on.

The prayers from Findhorn were not audible, and there were background noises.
The best reception with prayers was from CIIS in San Francisco.

We here in Costa Rice enjoyed the visuals very much in the beginning, but were
not able to see the video of any of the live ceremonies or presentations, nor the dance
from Findhorn. We were disappointed in that and do not know the reason why we could not
pick it up. Are there any photos that will be sent around?

Something VERY important which was left out, in my opinion, was any
representation or mention, or prayers, from the Indigenous peoples around the world!
They are so very important too. Maybe they were represented and I just missed it.

We could hear just a few words now and then of the Celtic poem "Deep Peace." Is
there any way we can get the words from that poem?

Thank you,
We honor and appreciate you, David, and all others who made this beautiful project
possible,

Sincerely,
and with warm best wishes,
Karen Butler

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