Revisiting New Year’s Revolutions
As I prepare for events like A Walk on the Wild Side: Answering the Call of the Wild, I felt called to revisit some of my experiences that contributed to…
Blessing Ceremony for the Duwamish River
The Duwamish is sacred to local Native American tribes, and has suffered greatly at the hands of industrial interests who have polluted the waterway with PCBs, phthalates and heavy metals.…
A Walk on the Wild Side 2011 at Earthfire Institute
A Walk on the Wild Side: Answering the Call of the Wild 2011 at Earthfire Institute Landmark event brings native wildlife and people together in dialogue and ceremony to co-create…
Dr. Emoto Requests Prayers for Healing Waters of Japan
The synchronicity of events never ceases to amaze me. This morning I went to my website to see what my Quote of the Day would be. There are 100+ quotes,…
Penguin Reiki: A Walk on the Wild Side
The animals are calling us to ceremony with them, and there is still time to sign-up for A Walk on the Wild Side: 3 Events with the Animals, March 26-27,…
Incarnations of a ReikiShamanic Website
Photo: Rose De Dan and Puma, Schmitz Park by Rhonda Hanley It’s been a long and winding road, but the new 2011 Wild Reiki and Shamanic Healing website is finally…
A Walk on the Wild Side: 3 Events with the Animals
The animals are calling us to ceremony with them! When the Earth is sick, the animals will begin to disappear, when that happens, The Warriors of the Rainbow will come…
A Wild Way to Heal: A Walk on the Wild Side 2010
In July, following shamanic guidance that reminded me to focus on building bridges between people and animals, I asked my spirit allies for guidance on a place where people and…
Native American Wisdom and Politics
Like everyone else I have moments where I must make decisions on how best to meet and deal with the daily challenges in life. I am learning that the best…
A Walk on the Wild Side: Animal Connections and Ceremony
A Walk on the Wild Side: Interview with Wendy Garret of Conscious Living How animals are helping us to remember who we are—and how we have more to learn about…
