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Deer Medicine

Peace on Earth

They have an aura of gentle, sweet magic. Calm. Sensitive. Eyes that draw you into their spirit. If you encounter a deer in the woods, you stand between the worlds for a moment…

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Damselflies

Why did someone mow the field where the damselflies lived!? Grass, clover, wildflowers in their prime cut down and left to die. And now, an uncanny silence. And a heart-breaking way to begin my day. The damsels brought me the awe I longed for on those ‘ordinary’ days…

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Hawk

There she is today circling above, calling out with that clear shrill voice of hers. My old friend. Ever present on a limb, in the sky, in my journeys. Some days she greets me at my door, sitting in the black walnut tree. Other days she is gliding…

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Rose Quartz

My first love. …and one of my forever loves.

The first time I touched rose quartz its soothing vibration circled my heart with its rosy pink color and I fell madly and deeply and forever in love. Rose quartz radiated its loving, soft, Divine energy, resting first in my heart…

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Rosophia

Rosophia sets us at a doorway where time never existed, when our worlds came to be. This stone fills us with waves of gentle Love, holding and awakening our Heart space with the tenderness of the Divine Feminine…

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Mount Saint Helens

Life after death.
I am clearly in another world as I stand here looking over the devastation in this valley. Such trauma. Yet there is an acceptance in the earth. A wisdom beyond our imagination. A dance She does that baffles me. How does She stay in character?…

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Medicine Lake

Medicine Lake in California is sacred land. It is a vortex within a vortex, one of the sacred sites surrounding Mount Shasta. Pine, cedar, hemlock and fir trees lead the way up into this sanctuary, tall and handsome and protective, becoming smaller and sparser as we climb in altitude…

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