The Unofficial “What’s for Dinner?” Campaign
by Guest Blogger Debbie Noyes Welcome to my unofficial "What's for Dinner?" campaign! I've posted a lot about GMO's, palm oil and environmental/wildlife issues (see Lend a Hand to an…
Is there a goblin hiding in your Halloween candy?
by Guest Blogger Debbie Noyes A recent trip down the candy aisle at my local market reminded me that Halloween is rapidly approaching. Since downloading my newly discovered Buycott app…
The Buffalo Blanket Blessing, Part 1
When I first became involved in the practice of shamanism little did I know that one day I would become a blanket carrier for the Buffalo People, nor that doing…
Having Reiki in your healing toolkit is the gift that keeps on giving
There are many benefits to the practice of Reiki, but two of my favorites are how easy it is to learn, and how much animals love it (and you, for providing it). If like myself, you dreamed of somehow working with animals you’ll enjoy these stories.
How do I love Reiki? Let me count the ways…
I’ve been a Reiki practitioner for over 18 years, and if I had known about how many different ways Reiki would benefit me, my animals, friends, family, clients, rescue, wild and zoo animals I would definitely have taken a class a whole lot sooner!
Video The Pachamama Stakes: Race for the Earth
Ever wondered how the animals feel about the environmental challenges our modern world is facing and what solutions they might offer for climate change?
The Pachamama Stakes: Race for the Earth was inspired by a shamanic vision and messages from wild and domestic animals. It is their intention to offer us hope, inspiration, and a call to action. Enjoy, and please share their message with others.
The Oneness of Reiki
Back in 1995, when I took my first class in Reiki I had no inkling of how it would transform my life and the benefits it would offer my own…
Keeping Bees in Clover
One fine summer’s day I was outside enjoying the sun, and reading while lying on my lounge chair. Lying on my belly, with my book resting on the ground, the hum of busy bees filled my ears. With the crown of my head almost touching a lushly blooming lavender plant, I could feel the small breezes created by their wings. There were so many that I wondered if there were bees working anywhere else in the neighborhood.
Smart Phone App Saves Rainforest, Orangutans, Tigers and Elephants
Lend a Hand to an Orangutan by Guest Blogger Debbie Noyes The other day I was in the check-out line at the grocery store. The clerk held up the new…
The Reiki Beneath Her Wings
It was another beautiful summer afternoon, and I was sitting in the shade chatting with a friend. I had just started to tell her the story of my amazing encounter…
