
“Adopt the pace of nature,
her secret is patience.”
~Ralph Waldo Emerson
♾
Image by NancyL

“Adopt the pace of nature,
her secret is patience.”
~Ralph Waldo Emerson
♾
Image by NancyL

“Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air.”
~Ralph Waldo Emerson
🌞
Sunset Image by NancyL

“There is not one blade of grass, there is no color in this world that is not intended to make us rejoice.”
~John Calvin
🥀
#color
#bloom
#grateful
#joy
Image: Liatris by NancyL



“I hope you are blessed with
a heart like a wildflower.
Strong enough to rise again 
after being trampled upon, 
tough enough to weather the worst 
of the summer storms, 
and able to grow and flourish 
even in the most broken places.”
~Nikita Gill
Image by NancyL

A One-Day Virtual Immersion Event with Shamanism Without Borders Community Leaders!
This year’s theme of Tending to the Animals is so close to all of our hearts and we look forward to sharing this in community. Join our Shamanism Without Borders Community Leaders as they guide you through a day of tending to our animal allies, guides, companions and friends.
 
What shamanic tools can we use to support our animal friends? How can we help them? What techniques can we use to heal them? What kind of support do they need from us? How can we connect more fully with our animal allies? How do we honor the sacred relationship that we humans have with animal beings of all kinds on Earth? 
 
Join Shamanism Without Borders in this One-Day Virtual Immersion Event to explore these questions and how shamanic practices and principles can be applied to creating a better world for the benefit of all beings and our Mother Earth.

Be like the earth, humble and wise.
Be like the rain, pouring all your love 
to every soul.
~Mesut Kurtis
💧
#earth
#water
#elemental
#wisdom
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Photo: Wikipedia

“What insights about our human psyches appear when we return to Earth, when we remember that we are related to everything that has ever existed, when we reinstall ourselves in a world of spring-summer-fall-winter, volcanoes, storms, surf, bison, mycelium, Moon, falcons, sand dunes, galaxies, and redwood groves?
What do we discover about ourselves when we consent again to being human animals — bipedal, omnivorous mammals with distinctive capacities for self-reflexive consciousness, dexterity, imagination, and speech?
In what ways will we choose to live when we fully remember the naturalness and ecological necessity of death?
Who will we see in the mirror when we face up to the present-day realities of human-caused mass extinction, ecosystem collapse, and climate destabilization?
And what mystery journey will unfold when we answer the alluring and dangerous summons now emanating from the human soul, from the dream of the Earth, and from an intelligent, evolving, ensouled Universe?”
~Bill Plotkin,
Animas Valley Institute
🌎
Photo: High mountain meadow
by Nancy Lankston
