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Speaking Wind Native American Teacher/Shaman on 2012 & Beyond

I was privileged to meet, and talk with, Speaking Wind in July 1997 at the Universal Lightworkers Conference at Seattle, Washington.

I met  many great teachers there including Doreen Virtue, Lee Carroll, Gregg Braden, Stephen Halpern, and many others, but it was Speaking Wind who made the strongest impression on me.
His beingness was one of total light and love. He was a very gentle, caring, beautiful soul.
I did not consciously know I was in the presence of greatness but my soul knew and I was drawn to his booth over and over.

I treasure the sweet comments he made to me during the two days I was there, including telling me that I had beautiful eyes that changed color with whatever I was wearing.

Speaking Wind also verified for me that I had accurately received my spirit name; a name that I was given in a dream.
I was told that my spirit (or soul) name is, "Speaks My Truth With Love."
I have tried to live up to that name.

Three days ago I was drawn to pull out the notes and papers I had kept from the 1997 Universal Lightworkers Conference and it was as if Speaking Wind was talking to me in person again.
I know Speaking Wind is aware of me, as I am of him, although he passed into the Heavenly Realms in 1998,  just one year after I met him. He gave me a blessing for my own work which I have just begun to do in a larger way, and a message of love and hope for all of us.

Thank you for your continuing gifts to me and to all of us Speaking Wind!
The world is a better place because you lived.

Third Eye/Pineal Gland Isochronic Tone Stimulation

Headphones/Earphones are welcome. 480p is needed,
Contemplate the area between your eyebrows. Don't strain yourself, be relaxed, and gently put your awareness on your third eye..
This tone uses several frequencies to stimulate the pineal gland as well as aid in the visual pickup of mental objects.

Ancestral Village #2: Erdington, West Midlands, UK

Erdington, a suburb of Birmingham England.

Erdington High Street

Erdington Abbey

All about Erdington.
Erdington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"Erdington was an Anglian settlement set up in the Early Middle Ages and by the time of the Norman Conquest was a sub-manor of Aston. Its name derives from the Anglo-Saxon, Eardred ing tun meaning 'Eardred's people's farm' or perhaps the 'village of the Eardredings'. The settlers were either followers of a man called Eardred, or perhaps a clan called with the surname, Eardreding, meaning Eardred's people."
from: http://billdargue.jimdo.com/placenames-gazetteer-a-to-y/places-e/erdington/

The History of Erdington
http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/erdingtonhistory

Sarah, my maternal ancestor, who was from Erdington, England

In 1851 my maternal ancestor, Sarah French, who was born in 1831, came to the US with her parents Thomas French and Katherine "Kitty" Ewers, and with her siblings.

I believe that our blood ancestry shapes us and is a part of our being whether we acknowledge it or not, and I have always felt a particular fondness for Sarah, who was described as the best of wives and mothers by her family.

Sarah left England (which she yearned for ever afterword, and remembered as so green and beautiful), as well as a beau behind, for a new life in a new country, never to see her beloved England (or said beau), ever again; although she dreamed of both often according to the stories her children passed on about Sarah. Sarah was said to be very shy and  most at home with her family.

In the US, Sarah lived through an Indian uprising, the death of both her parents, several moves to different states, a horrific plague of grasshoppers on the Kansas prairie, and so much more. Her children considered her brave and resourceful.

I believe I carry some of the characteristics of my hardy English ancestors, and of my lovely ancestress, Sarah. I feel a love for both Sarah and her England, though I've never set foot on the shores of England and Sarah died about 70 years before I was born.

This post is dedicated to Sarah and to all my many ancestors from England.

 

Tree hugging improves your health

Tree hugging improves your health

As a person who has always valued and loved trees, as well as known how healing it can be to be near them, I find it heartening to learn that science is now proving what many of us always knew; being around trees is good for you.

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Prefab Friday: A ‘House Boat’ for the Arctic |

This is an older article, but this is still a good home! I first heard about this house a few years back. I  really liked it then, and I really like it now.

PREFAB FRIDAY: A ‘House Boat’ for the Arctic


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