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| The beautiful Taos Mountain in June while on promotional tour for SPIRIT TALK release |
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Monday, June 29, 2015
The beautiful Taos Mountain in June while on promotional tour for SPIRIT TALK release
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Thursday, May 21, 2015
SPIRIT TALK: a book of days, by Minisa Crumbo
SPIRIT TALK speaks to us of the first gifts of life and
breath bequeathed to us from the Creator. These gifts, life and breath, upon
our beautiful Mother Earth and Father Sky-Sun, guide and inform the reader’s
breath through a twelve-month calendar cycle. Keen observation of the calendar
and seasonal cycles guides the reader through the highest of creative
intelligence cycles – those of the ancient, earth-based Medicine Wheel Teachings.
These wisdom cycles inform, anchor, and empower core creative principles of
connected love, balance, and harmony.
Sunday, May 17, 2015
SPIRIT TALK: A Book of Days
by Minisa Crumbo Halsey
We all seek power. We all want happiness. There is no
shame or blame, but it's not the Neshnabek (Potawatomi) way, in serving our own
highest good first and in recognizing that the highest good functions best when
it is in healthy and balanced relationship with the CREATOR. SPIRIT
TALK speaks to us of the first gifts of Life and Breath
bequeathed to us from the Creator. These gifts, Life and Breath upon our
beautiful Mother Earth and Father Sky-Sun, guide and inform the reader's life
and breath through a 12 month calendar cycle.
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Tuesday, May 12, 2015
THE SPIRIT OF THE RAINBOW GATHERED for the Flint Hills Wisdom Keepers Gathering
THE SPIRIT OF THE RAINBOW GATHERED for the Flint Hills Wisdom Keepers Gathering, April 24-27, 2015 at White Memorial Camp, Council Grove, KS
BOZHO,
The Spring 2015 breezes on the Flint Hills prairie near the Santa Fe Trail Neosho river crossing town near Council Grove, KS were gently coming forward and breathing us into yet another earth based camp coordinated by the Flint Hills Wisdom Keepers Gathering based in Manhattan, KS. This group of grass roots activists and unity celebrants organizes and offers a diverse program of Indigenous Native American speakers whose programs drew principally from mind, heart, body and spirit oriented personal experience and observation. This year brought forward another remarkable interface on many levels. Each person would speak of the unique and universal interactive connections that took place from participating in or being present at the sunrise fire ceremonies, the sweat lodge, spirit offering plates collected each mealtime, circle teachings and the many, many other ways that life and breath unfold when people of good intent choose to spend dedicated living time together. The connections formed out of this and other times are diverse and talented, rich and broad, deep and enduring.
The weekend was initiated with a calling, gratitude, feeding and blessing ceremony to and from the Spirits of Place by a member of the Kansa or Kaw Tribe, original inhabitants of the region and continued on in a deeply mindful and prayerful vein for the entirety of the gathering. Upon conclusion of the gathering, the Spirits of Place and the Fire Grandfather were then remembered, fed and thanked for their gifts to us and released that they might return to their individual dwelling places and continue their lives 'in a good way'. Each attendant was enjoined to offer and personally participate in the conclusion of this ceremony that the Kansa elder and the Fire Chief made possible, by thinking on these things upon departing the camp site. These and many other things we will hold close, study upon and carry forward with us as our paths diverge into other interests and circles. Many of these things will be held close and quiet while others will appear in dream, some will whisper to the wind, other persons will write, sing, dance, think or recount stories to those who remained at home and place of work. Some will carry plant and seed of a physical nature to 'give-away' or plant in a window box or back yard garden. Tend the seeds well and water with love and good thoughts. 'Be breathed, Baby.'
It is always a good thing to be in right relationship with the inner and outer Spirits of Place that life might go on 'in a good way'. It is these and other teachings that make these things possible to live, grow and prosper within us, all the days of our lives ... now and forever more.
Shewendagzewin odo Pi,
A blessing has been bestowed upon us this day.
Bama mine,
Dawn Woman
The Spring 2015 breezes on the Flint Hills prairie near the Santa Fe Trail Neosho river crossing town near Council Grove, KS were gently coming forward and breathing us into yet another earth based camp coordinated by the Flint Hills Wisdom Keepers Gathering based in Manhattan, KS. This group of grass roots activists and unity celebrants organizes and offers a diverse program of Indigenous Native American speakers whose programs drew principally from mind, heart, body and spirit oriented personal experience and observation. This year brought forward another remarkable interface on many levels. Each person would speak of the unique and universal interactive connections that took place from participating in or being present at the sunrise fire ceremonies, the sweat lodge, spirit offering plates collected each mealtime, circle teachings and the many, many other ways that life and breath unfold when people of good intent choose to spend dedicated living time together. The connections formed out of this and other times are diverse and talented, rich and broad, deep and enduring.
The weekend was initiated with a calling, gratitude, feeding and blessing ceremony to and from the Spirits of Place by a member of the Kansa or Kaw Tribe, original inhabitants of the region and continued on in a deeply mindful and prayerful vein for the entirety of the gathering. Upon conclusion of the gathering, the Spirits of Place and the Fire Grandfather were then remembered, fed and thanked for their gifts to us and released that they might return to their individual dwelling places and continue their lives 'in a good way'. Each attendant was enjoined to offer and personally participate in the conclusion of this ceremony that the Kansa elder and the Fire Chief made possible, by thinking on these things upon departing the camp site. These and many other things we will hold close, study upon and carry forward with us as our paths diverge into other interests and circles. Many of these things will be held close and quiet while others will appear in dream, some will whisper to the wind, other persons will write, sing, dance, think or recount stories to those who remained at home and place of work. Some will carry plant and seed of a physical nature to 'give-away' or plant in a window box or back yard garden. Tend the seeds well and water with love and good thoughts. 'Be breathed, Baby.'
It is always a good thing to be in right relationship with the inner and outer Spirits of Place that life might go on 'in a good way'. It is these and other teachings that make these things possible to live, grow and prosper within us, all the days of our lives ... now and forever more.
Shewendagzewin odo Pi,
A blessing has been bestowed upon us this day.
Bama mine,
Dawn Woman
Sunday, April 19, 2015
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