I would just like to wish everyone a very, beautiful ‘Happy March 3rd’. Among friends who know TTL this has become a common practice. If possible, we get together and say a prayer of gratitude, and for forgiveness, that people will find it in their hearts to forgive.
I hope that this day will over time become a very special day for many people and hope to celebrate it in our family in special ways. With the old holidays loosing their meaning, why not create new ones, especially for the children as a way to teach them this great history, teach them about forgiveness and the power of never-ending love and compassion. I will spend more time to think of this, what do you all think?
Lots of love and light,
Mara and Lucian (my 6-month-old son)

By Ulla S. Qvistgaard on Sunday, March 03, 2002 - 11:12 pm:

An absolutely splendid idea, Mara - yes, happy March 3rd to everyone! - I join you in this greeting. It is a long time that my grateful thoughts go to Christ on Thursday before Easter, but this day, March 3rd, is possibly a far more special one as it marks a very important turn in the history of the entire universe - a day of remembrance we share with all other spirits, in all spheres and realms. It brings a very special message of the unconditional love of God that reverberates throughout the universe, being felt intensely also on the distant planet in one of the other galaxies, where the spirits long since liberated from the Earth dwell. Truly, no other day could be more international - or rather "interuniversal"!

May the spirit of unconditional love be with all of you,
Ulla

By Susi on Tuesday, March 12, 2002 - 09:35 am:

Excuse the lateness.
Two days before the 3rd of March, I had arrived in TTL at the page concerning this event. Similar thoughts of those of Mara came in my mind. (Mara, I find it really wonderful for you, having friends with whom you can share days like this and thoughts also “life” and not only in the virtual cafe.)
Also I’ d prefer to celebrate in memory of days like 3rd March in spite of some sad events celebrated.

Now I’d like to change to the tea-room (I’m ill and coffee is too strong for my heart in these days).
See you there?

With love
Susi