I won’t stand on my soapbox for long, but I want to emphasize the moral compass necessary to be a good dowser and a good human. Ethics don’t depend on religious preferences or life circumstances; it’s as simple as the Golden Rule we all learned as children. With all the knowledge of the Universe [...]
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the ethics of being
Posted in dowsing, meditations, tagged charity, code of ethics, compassion, consideration, dalai lama, dowsing, ethics, ethics for the new millenium, golden rule, great spirit, indian, integrity, love, native american, nature, prayer, respect, responsibility on December 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »
animal totems
Posted in animal totems, tagged animal, animal spirit, bible, bohm's implicate order, earth, greek, native american, nature spirit, power animal, roman, shaman, spirit guide, totem, totem pole on December 2, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Shamanism is the world’s oldest healing tradition, and is found in all cultures on Earth. Throughout history, the Shaman has served as the communicator between the physical and spiritual realms through various rituals and visualizations. These are the basic and fundamental practices of our ancestors, and facilitate the spiritual work that aligns us with our [...]
