Spirit’s Reading List, Part 1
Few know that A Walk on the Wild Side: Answering the Call of the Wild takes quite a bit of personal preparation. Not only must I do some very deep…
Primitive Cats
The weather today has been variable, to say the least. First gray skies, then huge fluffy snowflakes, wet snowflakes, sleet, rain, and—eventually—brilliant sunshine with blue skies. Welcome to Spring! Once…
Adventures of Flat Stanley
I have a nephew who is six-going-on-seven and a niece who is four-going-on-five who have not been to visit me since I live so far away. (My sister Claudine has…
AHELP Pet-Friendly Open House Feb. 15 in Kirkland
Meet the AHELP community of animal lovers, service providers and veterinarians at an educational, interactive and pet-friendly Open House this Wednesday, February 15 from 4:30-8:30 in Kirkland, WA. I'll be appearing…
Light, Laughter and Joy in 2012
Current shifts in geopolitical, economic and global climates, and wildly varying interpretations of the Mayan calendar have created a lot of speculation and concern over what will happen in 2012.…
Register now for A Walk on the Wild Side 2012 at Earthfire Institute
Landmark event brings native wildlife and people together in dialogue and ceremony to co-create a sustainable vision for the future. A Walk on the Wild Side: Answering the Call of…
Goose Neighbors
From time to time I am honored to receive email from people who have enjoyed reading my book Tails of a Healer and want to share their own inspirational animal…
Windwalker’s Message for the World
In 2010, at the request of the animals, a group of people gathered at Earthfire Institute Wildlife Sanctuary and Retreat Center for a unique event. Entitled A Wild on the…
A Wild Way to Heal
While my 2010 and 2011 encounters with Earthfire Institute's Animal Ambassadors during A Walk on the Wild Side: Answering the Call of the Wild were very powerful, the proof that…
My Halloween Kiya
This past Halloween I was able to hand out candy to trick-or-treaters for the first time in many years. I was surprised to discover that what delighted me most was…
