Maria Aytes:  

CLASS OF 1971
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Indianapolis, IN

Maria's Story

I'll say it in an article I wrote: "After four marriages to men, who were just like my father, and the births of my four children, my fourth husband died of a heart attack. His death was a terrible and quick shock, which meant that I was left alone at age 48 to find out who was the real Maria Louise Bee. I had played the roles of appeaser and mediator, placater and arbitrator, negotiator and pacificator with husbands, children, supervisors, schools, doctors, and others in authority. I had suffered through domestic violence, survived three divorces without child support, a handicapped child, death of one child, sexual harassment on jobs, and single working motherhood. I graduated from the University of Life with honors. New roles became student, teacher, and karmic catalyst to other women. I chose to be tenacious, fearless, and adventurous. I developed spiritually, mentally, emotionally, physically. I chose to finish the last fifty years of my life to protest unfairness, inequality, injustice, racism, prejudice and to offer help to the homeless, hopeless, helpless. After the choices made to change the external life skills at age fifty, I opened my heart, mind, soul, and spirit to channel the loving forces of the universe to learn how to love me in an internal manner. Meditation, quiet times, acquisition of spiritual knowledge of all religions led to a life style of internal calmness. I became a R...Expand for more
eiki Master, certified massage therapist, light-worker in alternative healing modalities, Solfeggio energetic frequency tuning fork therapist, and educator to many people on how to find balance, harmony, and calmness in their hectic lives. By following the teachings of the great masters of non-Christian religions, I recognized how precious and valuable the life of a human being. In the midst of chaos, I found how to love me and whom I really am . . . a human being in the universe, passing through this dimension, and living with and working with other human beings and the Earth. Contact me for my website: The Humaniterrium Project in Belize, Central America. December 30, 2008, I leave again for Belize to start Phase I of the project. The lovely lady in the photo is a Kriol woman and mother, who lives in Seine Bight outside a resort community of Placencia. Her children regularly attend school; however, the schools and children are in desperate need of supplies. I love these proud people. They work very hard all the time. Their homes are modest and well-kept. To call the women "Mommy" is the highest honor, as the role is taken very seriously. I urge everyone to look up Belize online and find out more about this beautiful country, full of Mayan Temple and archaeological site, and multiple cultures residing and working together. We can all learn from the peoples of this country on the Caribbean Sea.
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Mommy and Me in Belize
Mark Hosteler
Waiting to Wash the Harleys
Glamour Shots Again
Remember Glamour Shots 1995
Birthday Party
Party Animal
Weekender with Cataract Mike and Kelley
Party at Hank and Teresa's
Night before the 500 mile race Party
All-Niter by the bonfire
Maria at Lake Erie
Three Great Inspiration
Harley Weekend
Belize Map
Black Orchid
Stacey King-Rose
Tommy Griffith II
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