watercolor aceo 4/2018
‘Mother Earth, from you and to you all life flows nourishing us with all hat yor are. We are all family. We are all children of the Great Goddess of the Earth Mother. As you thrive, so shall we.’
Posts Tagged ‘healer’
curandero
In Art Watercolor Gallery, Coyote, Wild Things on October 14, 2015 at 7:04 pm
watercolor aceo 10/2015
‘There is the world of the flesh, and there is the spirit world. When the flesh is gone, the spirit forever remains. Their voices speak to those who know how to listen. Wisdom is born in the heart, and then spoken.’ wolf clan song
bear of great medicine
In Art Watercolor Gallery, Black Bears, Wild Things on June 3, 2015 at 7:46 pm
watercolor original aceo 6/2015
‘Great Bear Spirit…. show me how to sink deep within myself to find answers. Teach me to understand that I possess all the resources necessary to survive and to know when to seek solitude and when to emerge and nurture all that was born in darkness. Guide me towards sweetness, play, wisdom and truth. Remind me to climb higher. Guide me towards strength, Keeper of Medicine, that I might defend those I love, move with speed to where I need to be, and stand nobly for what I believe.’
truth
In Art Watercolor Gallery, Ravens and Crows, Things with Feathers, Two Spirits on February 7, 2013 at 1:50 pm
watercolor aceo 2/ 2013
Raven is a messenger. Raven teaches us to go into the dark and bring out light.
wolf weaver
In Art Watercolor Gallery, Wolves on October 16, 2012 at 2:44 pm
watercolor aceo 10/2012
Align with Sister wolf and she will show you the true spirit of freedom.
curandero
In Art Watercolor Gallery, Wild Things on January 7, 2012 at 5:55 pm
original watercolor aceo 3.5 x 2.5 c1/2012
A very special coyote. He is a revered shaman in the desert where there are no veterinarians. Injured desert animals are many times healed physically and emotionally by this exceptional spirit.
the touch
In Art Watercolor Gallery, Wild Things on October 17, 2011 at 7:47 pm
original watercolor aceo 3.5 x 2.5 c0/2011
Ever wish that you could touch a wild animal. I don’t mean one in captivity, but a really wild one. It’s next to impossible because you need the consent of the wild thing. They have fear just like we do. I was visiting Fire Island off Long Island and I touched a wild deer that walked up to me. Now I don’t know if this really counts because those deer are protected on the island and have learned not to fear humans. It was still a rush for me.
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