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"...Kokopelli
loved to stroll through the green, misty forests and sunny,
flower-speckled meadows. Standing on towering coastal cliffs,
he loved to listen to the thundering surf as it crashed on
the rocks below. He smiled as he breathed the fresh, clean
air and listened to various calls of the animals. He stood
in awe of the majestic mountains above him and then drank
from the cold clear streams."
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"Because
he was a gentle soul, Kokopelli lived in harmony with all
the humans and animals he met."
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"Most
important, however, Kokopelli taught them to love one another.
He showed them how to settle disputes peacefully rather than
arguing or fighting... He generated more kindness than any
person the tribespeople had ever met." |
"The butterfly's
wings were like spun silk, shimmering with reds, blues, greens,
violets, yellows, and every other color imaginable... The
butterfly was very scared, and to Kokopelli it was obvious
it was nearing death from trying to escape for so long...
Kokopelli's eyes filled with tears as he helplessly looked
at the frightened butterfly."
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"...Kokopelli
and the animals watched as the butterfly flew higher and
higher toward the setting sun. Its wings shed a shimmering
rainbow of scales as they instantly healed. The butterfly
was even more lovely than before as its fresh colors reflected
the orange light of the sunset. Kokopelli and his animal
friends watched quietly for quite some time as it flew far
away toward the distant horizon."
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"The irises
of her eyes glowed red, blue, green, violet, yellow and all
the colors in between, shining with unmatched radiance in
the morning sunlight.
Amazed
Kokopelli asked, "You're the butterfly, aren't you?"
She
smiled at this and nodded her head, her breathtaking eyes
brilliant in the sun's warm glow."
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"The
rainbow color of my eyes was not like theirs. They feared me
because I looked and behaved differently. So the medicine man
cast a spell and transformed me into a butterfly." |
Kokopelli
knew for the first
time, he was in love! Although he didn't even know
her name, he felt she could be the woman he had been
dreaming of for so long. He told her this, as a powerful feeling
of love filled his pounding heart. She felt the same way and
told him so..." |
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