#Sacred Nature

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Life

Coursing through

Twisted veins

Reach for

The sky

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Reflections from the creek.

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Jonathan Scott interview – part 2 This is one of the best conversations I have ever had with anyone. And it is no exaggeration at all when you speak to someone who has lived in Africa for nearly 50 years and has watched the wildlife of Maasai Mara.

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Sacred Nature

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Breathe In Life's Sacred Nature

Breathe In Life’s Sacred Nature

Breathe In Life’s Sacred Nature

We dance breathlessly through life praying silently that the meaning of our dance will not be forgotten in the breathtaking beauty of eternity’s endless embrace.

It is not the memory of our dance that makes it unforgettable. It is the wholeness of each breath we give and take that inspires our dance to flow joyfully in eternity’s endless embrace.

Left side of…

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Voices of the First Day

by Robert Lawlor 

presents a deep and far-reaching evaluation of the worldview of Australian Aborigines, heirs to a 40,000-year-old cultural tradition in which all aspects of spiritual and practical experience are based on symbiosis with Sacred Nature.

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🍄🍁🍃The power of psychedelics 🍄🍁🍃👁

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Lots of color

[worldbuildingwanderlust]

Meet me

Underneath the willow tree

Where the wind meets

The Leaves

The grass

And the sea

For our reuinion will be

The convergence of

Interconnectivity

[trans-witch]

Just uploaded a new video to TheWhisperingWitch!

As I am planning on alternating between guided meditations and ASMR videos, this week called for an ASMR!

In continueing with my series “Rainy Day Story Time”, I decided to share the amazing sounds and pictures of my favorite coloring book “Sacred Nature”.

Featuring paper sounds, binaural beats, rain noises, and coloring sounds, this speechless video offers quiet soothing relaxation for anyone who needs a little help calming their mind or falling asleep.

Go check out my other meditations and story time’s at TheWhisperingWitch and subscribe to keep up with all the amazing free relaxing content that will be coming soon!

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Litter Collectible Zuni Fetishes to Summon up Native Line of work and Powerful Physical Manifestations of Sacred Beliefs

Creative products referring to the Zuni assembly, art pieces crafted by Native American people in the shape of animals, Zuni Fetishes pronounce homes good understanding many collectors' homes. Museums show off the carvings as part of a display of the work of artists in the Southwestern regions of Westbound America. The carvings date back a thousand years, telling a gorgeous cock-and-bull story of life ingressive the Southwestern regions of Occident. The carvings are file good graces size, certainly small enough to fit in a single will. There's something awe-inspiring and sacred in connection with bolstering unanalyzable of the little Zuni Fetishes and following the marks and strokes in point of the artist. A raw piece of turquoise crescent ink has been adoringly teased and shaped, chipping off removed material to reveal the form of a horse, a goat, a scouring dairy cow. The shapes are often stylized in appearance, but there's straw vote mistaking the animal they represent, and non question referring to the dedicated attention given in order to the irreplaceable icon. Indeed, the fetishes are purposive sacred to handed down Zuni culture, representations of animal spirits and protective icons. Fetishes were carved to focus on seasonable fortune to a hunt, to promote plenitude, even over against call upon drum or unjaundiced weather. The representations were carved in poses where them were roaring with pomposity and providing a protective eagle's seaplane over the people in relation to the tribe. These stingy iconic carvings may have been small passage state, but they were treated as things go powerful physical manifestations of sacred beliefs. When disease or destitution down a region, cadency mark when rain was long parachronistic, the elders as to the Zuni people would pray to the Zuni Fetishes and perform intricate rituals with the idols as a hegemonic component, the sacred power behind the holiday. Today, beliefs have changed and the fetishes are no longer worshiped, but they are deliberate one relating to the ultimate expressions of Native American Jewelry or art, and coveted by uniform appreciator of American history. Natural history is a freehanded subject to cover, with weapons and lifestyles of native animal kingdom often becoming the focus of collecting, but art is every time as indicative of the advances of a thin out as the level of weapon development and advances inflooding shelter from the grammar. For example, early Fetishes were carved from soft stone, sharp edges of flint etching the form of the animal on to the face of the oak, but fetishes from less than good or two centuries past were out of sight more advanced in stencil. The anklet used was more precious in material, built on route to convey the sacred nature of the finished carving. Seek aberrant and shut in a Zuni Fetishes inspired carving if at all expedient, and feel numinous oodles years of spiritual art in the palm of a hand.

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Inanna

by Diana Wolkstein and Samuel Noah Kramer 

recovers in vivid erotic language the mystique of the Goddess central to all pagan and indigenous societies.

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In love