Books I Recommend:



A Brief History of Time is a book that shows the modern path of Shamanism in that it encompasses all aspects of universe and perception.



The Orgon Accumulator Handbook is an example of how the body can use its lifeforce energy to heal itself as well as showing how the energy fields of modern technology can be destructive to the human body.



The Holistic Herbal is great for the beginner of herbology. This book has simple diagrams of the internal human body and brief descriptions of the herbs and their functions.

The Shaman and the blow up doll.

  There comes a time when we just have to admit things about ourselves and share them with other people. Last night I had the most intimate experience. Continue reading The Shaman and the blow up doll.

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Detroit: A new vortex?

Sometimes I’m a little slow and need other people to point out what may be the obvious. Continue reading Detroit: A new vortex?

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Downtime and choices.

The winds have been Northerly and brining cooler weather with them. The light of day is changing and one can see that Summer is beginning its way out. What a Summer it’s been. Continue reading Downtime and choices.

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New Shaman.

It’s nice to be able to finally post this. It’s the kind of thing a Shaman has bitter sweet feelings about the person you put so much time, effort, resources and love into is now off on to their own path. Continue reading New Shaman.

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That Sequoia Redd thang.

  I need to always remember that I live in an ignorant, fear based culture and that people will look at something they don’t understand and pick out pieces that nurture their fears so they feel justified in their attacks. Take that last post, for instance. Continue reading That Sequoia Redd thang.

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Khogan kai Sequoia Redd nezjeh nah.

   Oonamah noneh hweh koh netz jemah nomohnaimeh sog ket meh kah yonehwah koh manmeh. Chetznoh meh kah maneh mahnmah yai. Noh pepek kai moh henan Aonchitak Cho Ni. Continue reading Khogan kai Sequoia Redd nezjeh nah.

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An interesting point in time.

   That “Divine Order” thang. I wonder where the Divinity really lies in that. I’ve always been the one that did the pictures and followed the visions that, in turn, took me to great places on the physical plane and inner self. Continue reading An interesting point in time.

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The beauty of hindsight is clarity.

   I really don’t know where to begin on this one. I guess I’m just at that point of life where a man looks back at a past longer than his future and tries to make sense of those pieces of his life that never made a clear picture, or a good one for that matter. We all have those things we really wanted to do, the things we had to do and for some of us, the things we were really good at that we wished we weren’t. Continue reading The beauty of hindsight is clarity.

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Transition.

 I’m going to miss where I’m at.  After the nutty closing at Distillery Farm I moved to Susan’s house and set up camp at her place. It’s beautiful here on top of the mountain. She has seven wooded acres and I’ve enjoyed eating wild blueberries, blackberries and raspberries by the handsful. I’ve walked up on deer napping under the trampoline and at almost every turn there are rabbits scurrying back to the brush. Continue reading Transition.

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Crow speaks.

It happened just like you would see it in a movie. The biggest crow I’ve ever seen was standing in the doorway of the barn I use as my wood shop, flapping his wings and screaming at me as I saw the vision. Continue reading Crow speaks.

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