Ceremony - Transform ordinary reality through the power of intention.

“The power of intention is a force in the universe that allows the act of creation to take place.” Wayne Dyer

There is a solution with the power of prayer.

Prayers of hope feed the earth and sky with a yearning to be reconnected. Where do our prayers go? Do they go to heaven or to the ears of the holy ones or perhaps our deceased ancestors? Thoughts form energy condensations that cling to reality fields including objects. Read the complete article

The Making of The Rainbow Medicine Blanket Part I

In September of 1999 I attended an Indigenous gathering of Spiritual Elders of the Americas founded in an ancient prophesy that spoke of a reunion between the long separated people of the Eagle with those of the Condor. Don Alejandro Cirilo Perez Oxlaj, a leader who presides over 25 district indigenous regions in Guatemala was traveling with Mayan families to make new relations and share ways to give voice to Earth Mother. The years ahead of us are pivotal and require spiritual dedication to bend destructive consumption of nature’s elements.

I was tending the cooking fire with Delia a Dine grandmother in anticipation of our visitors from the south. The sky was dancing with stars and the evening meal of buffalo meat slowly roasting on a grill over an open pit fire was waiting for their arrival. Head lights splashed over the low pinon trees and the people rushed to the vans to carry the highland Mayans over the border threshold. Misty eyed and hungry journeyers hobbled over to receive a meal of plenty. I held their brown hands as I looked into their eyes. Café I asked? This was a miracle; a return of the flower soldiers dressed with ribbons in the braids of the women and the rainbow colors of their native clothing. They formed a healing circle around the tribal elders of the North.

We were in New Mexico on sacred land to the Canyoncito Band of Navajo’s. Read the complete article

The Making of the Rainbow Medicine Blanket Part II

Dedicated to those who travel out of pocket sacrificing warm homes for cold mornings.

May you walk in beauty

I was introduced to Bennie LeBeau, Eastern Shoshone in the summer of 2003 by Grand Chief Woableza LeBatte, Dakota Sioux. Bennie and he had worked together deciphering the petroglyphs as taught to them by John Tarness an Eastern Shoshone elder...

At this time we are witnessing great upheavals of earth activities by Tsunami, underwater quakes. Solar flare activity, glacier melting, and more volcanoes are waking up. An interest with indigenous cultures stimulates ancient memories that live in the chromosomes of the DNA. To live in balance is a process of recognition that evolution is raising the spiritual bar. With hope, unity and waking out of the darkness of self destruction we can leave Earth as a better living place for all children. Read the complete article

The Children's Story

On Sat November 13, 2004 a purification lodge in Morongo Valley was prepared for a 12 year old Apache warrior boy. It started with an earthquake in Big Bear. There were 13 children who journeyed into the womb of Earth Mother along with him. The fire was tended by a child and the born and ancient ones received their heart song. It was a children's lodge.

The child elders sat with a passion to purify. Mother help us they prayed. We need a place to grow without prejudices. It is hard to play. Our parents are very stressed and I can’t breathe the air. We do not need medication. We need help from supernatural powers. Read the complete article

The Raven

On Friday November 5^th we gathered in the parking lot of Coyote Corner in Joshua Tree at 9am. When I pulled my car behind the store to park there were many vehicles. What a wonderful site I thought. Women in patterned skirts and men with their drums stood together. Four Europeans, two men and two women who were deciding on which mountain to climb edged close to the excited group. I shared about the medicine wheels to be cast on the ground in love of Earth Mother to kinetically reinforce the ley lines back to Big Bear Mountain.
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