journeys through the mist

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What’s up with all my coverage on Little Goose fire? As I told you in my post Little Goose Canyon, I had a wonderful experience up there, and have had a couple more this summer as well. For me there is a magic to Little Goose Canyon. It has a feel about it that’s hard [...]

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Nature’s symphony

August 12, 2007 Comments Off

Nature’s symphony

Recently I went back to the Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks with a very good friend and her son, and it was quite probably the best week of my life – I certainly can’t remember one that was better. Spending time in Yellowstone and the Tetons – even with the crowds – is magic, [...]

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I have included footnotes which reference additional reading with far more detail on the Sacred Garden and the Spirit Realms at the end of this post. I had two incredibly meaningful meetings with the spirit of the stone, and the second lead to a meeting with the spirit of the earth, the earth mother. It [...]

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…not in Kansas anymore

March 20, 2007 Comments Off

The title is of course a partial quote of Dorothy’s famous line from The Wizard of Oz when she realizes the world around her is not her familiar Kansas. For some who choose a path to expanded awareness, an event may occur which will turn their current, and sometimes comfortable, belief system to rubble, or [...]

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How it all began

March 19, 2007 2 Comments

As a young boy, I had out-of-body experiences. As I would be lying in bed before going to sleep my body would become very heavy and I would start to feel a gentle pulsing throughout my entire body. The pulsing would become quite strong and increase in frequency, and then begin to subside until it [...]

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I had temporarily slipped out of my status as a recovering engineer and started to organize myself with outlines of what I wanted to cover in this blog, and when, but was gently nudged back into recovery. So, this blog is going to be random and will take me, and you, where the winds blow. [...]

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