Whispering leaves spiral from gnarled branches as the late October chill tickles our cheeks. The feeling that we can sense more than we see sends tingles up our spines. It’s Samhain, known as Halloween to many, and the Day of the Dead approaches. So many cultures celebrate the days in late October into early November […]
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The indigenous people of this country, and throughout the world, respect the web of connection and honor their relationships with all beings. On this Indigenous People’s Day I am sharing the prayer that has hung in my bedroom since I first learned it many years ago, the Haudenosaunee Thanksgiving Address Greetings to the Natural World.
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~ Happy Solstice & Full Moon ~ Solstice (Midsummer) is revered as the longest and most magical day of the year. We are called to burn fires, submerge ourselves in water and speak our dreams to the fairies (in the guise of fireflies). Entering the portal to summer, marked by the high point of
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