Connecting with the Irish Celtic Tuatha Dé Danann for Healing and Divination To properly understand our world, it is helpful to consider how indigenous people viewed it without all the clutter and conditioning of our modern era. As a result of doing so, we have the opportunity to see how we fit into the world,…
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In the aftermath of a sabbatical of sorts over the past six months, we are in the process of announcing our ongoing offerings for 2022 as we release, retool, and restart. To date, we have three ideas in mind, two of which are group initiatives and one of which is individual. As Wind and Raven,…
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Consciously Creating Change Create a new path in your life by recovering yourself and consciously creating a new path. Blending different forms of behavioral health, philosophical, and traditional esoteric healing, we are able to achieve an upgraded view of reality, a clear view of where you are and where you are heading. Based upon your…
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Thank you to everyone who has picked up either the ebook or paperback version of my new book. Look, we were launch week No. 1. You can get your copy on Amazon.com: This is How it Feels to Heal: A shamanic journey through cancer, life challenges, and recovery.
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In case you missed this announcement on Sunday about the pre-sale debacle: https://www.facebook.com/windandraven… Thanks, and see you tomorrow! Steve Patterson This is How it Feels to Heal: A shamanic journey through cancer, life challenges, and recovery. Kindle Edition – FREE today and tomorrow. https://www.amazon.com/This-How-Feels… Once you have read the book, please leave a review on…
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Yesterday, I stepped into a trap I always intend to avoid: the news and the narrative of the global sickness. In the first many months, I was glued to the latest news concerning the pandemic like many of us. But then, as I saw the health aspect fall behind the social implications, I began to…
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Greetings from Ishka Kankueb Yoga. An ashram in Cali, Colombia, where Mesoamerican and Asian traditions blend for a Mayan cosmology with eastern traditions. This is day four of about 20 days in which Mi Amor Juliana Tabares and I are here enjoying the peace and serenity of the Eternal Summer. A year ago, at this…
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7 Plant Medicines to replace OTC Pain Killers Guest blogger: John Adams If you pop a pill or two to manage pain on a daily basis, consider yourself a drug addict. Allopathic medication is commonly used for treating disorders and obtaining pain relief nowadays. This medicine is made from strong chemicals, which can harm the…
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In writing my first book, “This is How it Feels to Heal,” I have increasingly seen that it has been an unacknowledged work for some time and is only now coming together. “Whose got him?” is an anecdote that will be included. In looking back over the various blog entries, social media posts, and my…
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(This is a guest post from a peer.) Beating alcoholism or drug addiction is no piece of cake. Only 10-15% of individuals are able to quit alcohol or drug abuse on the first try. Almost 90% of addicts in rehab or recovery programs encounter at least one episode of relapse before they can truly commit…
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