Tue, January 15, 2008 at 03:04PM This Coin Birthed by Jill Beamers of Encinitas, California - February 2008
beam (jipsyluv@hotmail.com)
Tue, January 15, 2008 at 03:04PM This Coin Birthed by Jowee Aulston of Reno, Nevada - February 2008
Allow this coin #032 to remind you of the greatness that is your birth right...nothing more and nothing less...just enough...the perfectness. Just BEE... You are perfect...all that you are is already enough! Live as the bees and create your hive. Build your honeycomb: set your intention...let go of expectation...work for the common greatness...create beauty...LOVE...bee loved...&...GiVe FReEly!!!
February 19, 2008 at 09:42PM |
Jowee Aulston (yogAmala28@gmail.com)
Tue, January 15, 2008 at 03:05PM This Coin Birthed by Eric Fenster of Oakland, California - February 2008
March 3, 2008 at 11:33AM | Eric Fenster
Tue, January 15, 2008 at 03:06PM This Coin Birthed by Amira Diamond of Marin, California - February 2008 -
Tue, January 15, 2008 at 03:07PM This Coin Birthed by Ollie Sauer of New York, New York - February 2008 -
Tue, January 15, 2008 at 03:08PM This Coin Birthed by Ben Loftis of New York, New York - February 2008 -
This coin was given to me from Tyler Blank, my friend since 1994, when we moved to Euegne, Oregon to start school. It was a wonderful time in a wonderful place. Since then we haven't often been in the same physical location, but we have shared mental locations, regularly.
Far away from the green valley of Eugene, i find myself in the concrete jungle of New York City. i am going to grad school for nonprofit management, and have met many giving friends that i've made here through classes.
My intention for coin 37, initially is to have its name changed. It is not just a number, it is an entity. And for this coin, my hopes for it are is two-fold: broad scope and far reaching. i hope that it will be spread to people who can help others on a broad scale and that it travels thousands of miles. From oversight of organizations that focus on helping people, to people in the far reaches of the Earth. Executive directors in New York City to children playing in Turkey; fundraisers in Mexico City to gardeners in Oregon, teachers in Kenya to travelers in New Zealand, and beyond.
In honor of my school, i dub this coin, 'Milano'. Milano is full of good people, and because it shares its name with a city in Italy i feel this will help this coin on an international journey that reaches many people of many cultures.
I plan on giving coin Milano to a friend and classmate who is a very compassionate person and an international student. We have been classmates, and have worked together over the summer at HDC, the City arm that finances affordable housing for low-income and working class families in all regions of NYC. We have helped each other out many times already, but after enjoying the coin's energy for too long, Milano is begging to begin its journey.
My advice for all who receive coin Milano is to enjoy the coin, and pass it on. It is heavy and good rolling; all it needs is momentum.
Tue, January 15, 2008 at 03:08PM This Coin Birthed by Kristin O'Guin of Puna, Hawaii - February 2008 -
Kristen O'GuinTue, January 15, 2008 at 03:08PM This Coin Birthed by Michelle Bouvier of San Diego, California - February 2008 -
Tue, January 15, 2008 at 03:09PM This Coin Birthed by Michael Franti of San Francisco, California - February 2008 -
I just turned 35 on January 31 which is part of the reason I birthed coin 35. The number also resolves on 8 (3+5) which is the number if infinity...and I see this coin beginning a never ending cycle of generosity and connection with schools and yoga.
More coming soon after we arrive in Florianopolis.