Clouds, trees, animals, dandelions, and lightening bugs are memories of my childhood that made me feel alive and made me forget many uncomfortable experiences as I was growing up. Living my childhood in the age before computers being outside was a complete and utter luxury. I loved hanging outside until dusk playing games,…Read more »
Category: Nature
Remembering Ancient Teachings
Posted by in Nature “As I began awakening this day listening to Sister Wind speaking gently as she flows across the skies, through the brittle branches of barren trees, I feel her energy cleansing the pain of Mother Earth who has for all time held all Creations in Sacred grounding and nurturing. Mother Earth feels the anger , fear,…Read more »
Sharing Moments With Strangers
Posted by in Nature It has been my fortune and pleasure to be able to travel to almost every corner and in between in my country. My footsteps have connected with a variety of cultures, ethnicities, waters, and lands. Though I have at times traveled with companions, I cherish the sacred solo journeys I have experienced during…Read more »
Reflections Offered By Autumn
Posted by in Nature It is mid October as I notice how the elements of nature are changing. The mornings have that crisp chill in the air. The green blades of grass are encapsulated with dewy coverings in a community of cobwebs as my naked feet connect with the Spirit of the Earth. I find myself reminiscing on…Read more »
Listening
Posted by in Nature I know I have always had an inner voice that speaks to me. For many years I would hear the inner messages and doubt them. There were times I believed my brilliant mind could somehow come up with answers that would solve inner conflicts. Today I find humor in that illusion. For the past three…Read more »
Visiting Ruins
Posted by in Nature The Southwest United States is filled with ruins left by ancient civilizations. I have long been fascinated with cave dwellings,petroglyphs, and cliff dwellings. There is something about walking through ancient ruins that brings mypresent moments connecting with the past as each footstep re-traces over what feels like Sacred Land. I know that as…Read more »
