Comments on: I am ANASAZI http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/index.php/2009/09/i-am-anasazi/ The Making of a Walking Wed, 30 Jun 2010 15:47:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Tracy Hughes, MD http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/index.php/2009/09/i-am-anasazi/comment-page-1/#comment-1051 Tracy Hughes, MD Sat, 20 Feb 2010 02:05:49 +0000 http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/?p=106#comment-1051 GoodBuffaloEagle: My son and I celebrated the 10th anniversary of his awakening last year. Again I thank you for giving my son back to me, but even more, for giving him to himself. I am so very proud of the values he has chosen to adhere to in this life; everything has and will follow from that. May the universe daily open its abundance to you and to all who serve your noble purpose with you. Tracy Hughes, MD GoodBuffaloEagle:

My son and I celebrated the 10th anniversary of his awakening last year. Again I thank you for giving my son back to me, but even more, for giving him to himself. I am so very proud of the values he has chosen to adhere to in this life; everything has and will follow from that.

May the universe daily open its abundance to you and to all who serve your noble purpose with you.

Tracy Hughes, MD

]]> By: Dustin Haws http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/index.php/2009/09/i-am-anasazi/comment-page-1/#comment-125 Dustin Haws Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:34:48 +0000 http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/?p=106#comment-125 I was thinking about my time on the trail and wanted to thank all the trailwalkers and staff! It was a honor to walk forward with each and everyone of you.. Anasazi will forever be in my heart, and i thank you for that.. Thank you! Steady Wind Still Water I was thinking about my time on the trail and wanted to thank all the trailwalkers and staff! It was a honor to walk forward with each and everyone of you.. Anasazi will forever be in my heart, and i thank you for that..

Thank you!

Steady Wind Still Water

]]> By: Kelly Rigg http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/index.php/2009/09/i-am-anasazi/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Kelly Rigg Sat, 26 Sep 2009 18:33:31 +0000 http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/?p=106#comment-4 Just wanted to say how much after 11 years I have still kept from your program. Don't know how you found me, but it was an amazing time in my life and although it did take me quite a few years to get to the person I am now, your organization planted the seeds! Thank you! With love and affection, Kelly Rigg Just wanted to say how much after 11 years I have still kept from your program. Don’t know how you found me, but it was an amazing time in my life and although it did take me quite a few years to get to the person I am now, your organization planted the seeds!

Thank you!

With love and affection,

Kelly Rigg

]]> By: Eric Mainade http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/index.php/2009/09/i-am-anasazi/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Eric Mainade Sat, 26 Sep 2009 04:23:33 +0000 http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/?p=106#comment-3 The experiences I had out there as a 16 year old boy had a huge effect on the man I am today.... Thanks to you and the others who walked with us I will never forget those months in the desert. I still have the necklace dancing hands gave us b4 we left for home. I even made a pair of paints just like his shortly after my return, which I still use every time i return to nature. something I do whenever i get lost... Time has flown by. I'm 27 years old now, managed to get thru high school and college, got addicted to Jiujitsu, and joined the circus for a few years. Now I run a small film/video production cmpy in Miami. Recently I've been in the process of starting a NPO down here with the mission of helping to preserve our Everglades. None of this would of been possible if you would have not followed this vision that you speak of. I AM ANAZAZI! the manifestation of GoodBuffaloEagle's vision. i write to thank you first. and second, to ask how i could help continue this truly life changing program. 11 or 12 years have passed since i last walked amongst the cactus and saguaro but there are still many miles to walk and I'm sure our trails will converge again... - Dancing Sea-Hawk The experiences I had out there as a 16 year old boy had a huge effect on the man I am today…. Thanks to you and the others who walked with us I will never forget those months in the desert. I still have the necklace dancing hands gave us b4 we left for home. I even made a pair of paints just like his shortly after my return, which I still use every time i return to nature. something I do whenever i get lost… Time has flown by. I’m 27 years old now, managed to get thru high school and college, got addicted to Jiujitsu, and joined the circus for a few years. Now I run a small film/video production cmpy in Miami. Recently I’ve been in the process of starting a NPO down here with the mission of helping to preserve our Everglades. None of this would of been possible if you would have not followed this vision that you speak of. I AM ANAZAZI! the manifestation of GoodBuffaloEagle’s vision. i write to thank you first. and second, to ask how i could help continue this truly life changing program. 11 or 12 years have passed since i last walked amongst the cactus and saguaro but there are still many miles to walk and I’m sure our trails will converge again…
– Dancing Sea-Hawk

]]> By: Virginia Robinson http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/index.php/2009/09/i-am-anasazi/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Virginia Robinson Thu, 17 Sep 2009 22:16:07 +0000 http://www.anasazi.org/wilderness-therapy-blog/?p=106#comment-2 Good Buffalo Eagle I loved your statement at end that says" Anasazi is an "idea that lives within each of us." My husband and I walked one of the beginning trails (survival) while at BYU in 1972. Still after over 30 years I think about and draw on my wilderness experiences weekly. They became a part of who I am, It is the memories of those experience that help me face and get through hard challenges in everyday life. They have become a part of who I am and will remain in my heart forever. I want to thank you for following your dream and keeping "survival" through Anasazi alive. After 30 years I have now sent 5 of my children to Anasazi and a few more have worked there. We as a family have shared in your dream, we "walked among the catclaw, slept on Mother Earth, and shown others the way back to their parents’ loving arms. While involved at Anasazi, together our family has " laughed, cried, and learned much about ourselves ..We have shared some of the best days of our lives " with each other. I wish to thank you, and all others that serve for giving your hearts and making sacrifices so that ANASAZI became a wonderful part of our lives. " We are Anasazi" Good Buffalo Eagle
I loved your statement at end that says” Anasazi is an “idea that lives within each of us.” My husband and I walked one of the beginning trails (survival) while at BYU in 1972. Still after over 30 years I think about and draw on my wilderness experiences weekly. They became a part of who I am, It is the memories of those experience that help me face and get through hard challenges in everyday life. They have become a part of who I am and will remain in my heart forever. I want to thank you for following your dream and keeping “survival” through Anasazi alive.
After 30 years I have now sent 5 of my children to Anasazi and a few more have worked there. We as a family have shared in your dream, we “walked among the catclaw, slept on Mother Earth, and shown others the way back to their parents’ loving arms. While involved at Anasazi, together our family has ” laughed, cried, and learned much about ourselves ..We have shared some of the best days of our lives ” with each other. I wish to thank you, and all others that serve for giving your hearts and making sacrifices so that ANASAZI became a wonderful part of our lives. ” We are Anasazi”

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