: About Me

Reborn in the earth like the renewable resource known as the living forest, and like the ecosystem sustained of the same revered name and its healing myths, I strive to share universal harmony, renewable creativity and sustainable values with the world.

My passion is ...

an untamed place of natural beauty, deeper meaning, and inner peace.

I know too much about ...

being rooted in poor soil.

My parents always told me ...

the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

My childhood ambition ...

was to pry open this shell and grow into a mighty oak.

My favorite memory ...

meeting my soulmates and grounding our sacred place.

Why I write ...

Rain-refracted light / Fire flows; thunder echoes / Arched rainbow arrow.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Grail Message by Abdruschin / the earth and sky / Enya: "Memory of Trees"

My first job ...

for which I was paid was planting pine seedlings.

My best moment ...

Aurora shimmers, / Pulsing, flowing, nighttime sky / Dance iridescent.

My inspiration ...

reaches far into the earth, breathes deep in the light, pauses a beat in my heart, and exhales back into the circle of life.

Religion & Spirituality > Pagan & Earth-Based Religions An overview of Norse paganism

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WYRD - A ONCE-SACRED WORD Occasionally a word evolves that still echoes the tone and half-forgotten meanings from a distant past. "Weird" is such a word. For many it applies to what appears odd and unusual. For others it still suggests the perception of an unexpected contact with supernatural forces. Actually "weird" descends from the Anglo-Saxon word, wyrd. It is divested now of all its noble embodiments and their respected positions in an ancient world-view. Even so, weird still holds the power to affect even modern English users. Tinged by fear initially, it can move a person into realm...

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