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Tag Archives: awe
Communion
Oh my, I am so happy. I painted the magic and I did learn something new. I knew I would if I painted this memory and it may not seem like much to you, but to me, it hones my … Continue reading
Posted in wonder, truth
Tagged awe, aliveness, kinship, living world, living myth, co-creating, communion with life, living memories
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Cultivating Mystery
The Clan of the Dreaming Bear met on Monday night. Huh? Simple enough to explain really. We’re a group of humans who gather every other week to open the door to expanded consciousness via Ecstatic Wisdom Postures. The name Clan … Continue reading
Posted in mystery
Tagged awe, befriending fear, breath, fear, fear of fear, living, mystery, suffocating, unknowns, wonder
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Gossamer Threads
My friend flies in from Boise to assist at the ceremony, Re-Storying our Modern Lives – a Ceremony to Renew a Living Myth for Eairth. She’s suffered a lot recently, so we walk a nearby beach to ground ourselves in … Continue reading
Posted in mystery, truth
Tagged awe, bones, mini-dragons, mystery, tensile strength, treasure, wonder
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Human Humble
Here’s the link to the relevant article I mentioned a day ago written by Four Arrows, aka Don Trent Jacobs. It’s titled: “Anthropocentrism’s Antidote, Reclaiming our Indigenous Orientation to Non-Human Teachers.” I still haven’t found my copy of it because I … Continue reading
Pursuing Wonder
Twenty-one years old, my Webster’s Dictionary pleads with me to replace it. In this electronic age, new words grow like surburban dandelions and northwest coastal blackberries. I purchase a fat New Oxford American Dictionary. It’s more like an abbreviated encyclopedia with … Continue reading