Guest Post by Karin Vanhinsberg, Retreat Attendee/Mentor & Circle Member Both my Grandmothers loved Hyacinths, one for their scent and signal of Spring; and, the other for the fabulous colour. I think back to my grandmothers now and all the tools they taught me. My paternal grandmother taught me practical things like how to sew […]
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Post by Doug Mannen, Way of the Circle Co-Facilitator ~ “One million hearts. One million hands. One Drum” Honored I was to caretake Grandmother World Drum for two sessions, Nov. 10 to 16 and Nov. 19 to 23, 2018. For the first two days She partied with the other drums that are here in my
We may feel guilty that we’re constantly plugged in, or not even realize we are disconnecting from the people, places and real world experiences in our lives. Unplugging gives us the opportunity to reflect on what matters most in our lives and make decisions about the role of technology in our lives. Our smartphones are
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By Martha Lucier, Edge Co-Founder & Circle Member ~ painting by Martha Lucier Along a northern boreal coastline dotted with black spruce and yellow cedar, Killer Whale notices Black Raven walking along the shore. Black Raven’s eyes burn red with fire as she paces up and down the shoreline, leaving her scattered tracks in the
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By Martha Lucier, CCSS Circle Member & Co-founder The heart is the first sound and vibration we hear when our human bodies are formed, and it is where the Song of Creation lives and is expressed through us. Living in a world of conflict and instability, we may feel lost at times in our vulnerability
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Guest Post By Cinzia Sarigu ~ Full moon in Sardinia, by Cinzia Sarigu In the midst of very powerful shifts in energetics as well as physical aspects of the world, I’ve been experiencing much sadness, tenderness and deep healing. It feels like clearing out a lifetime’s worth of stuff. Recently I have been reading about
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Guest Post by Karin Vanhinsberg, Retreat Attendee/Mentor & Circle Member “We’re all going to the same place, and we’re all on a path. Sometimes our paths converge. Sometimes they separate, and we can hardly see each other, much less hear each other. But on the good days, we’re walking on the same path, close together,
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Guest Post by Sheri Clark, Retreat Attendee & Circle Member ~My boys enjoying the magic of listening to the sunset with Bagpipes in Southampton. Music has always been central to my life. I love music. It brings me joy and beauty. And when I discover the story and meaning behind the music, it touches my
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The Edge is an interesting place to find yourself. People are drawn here for all sorts of reasons – whether it’s an opportunity to dig a little deeper inside themselves, a chance to learn a new skill, to grow in one way or another as an individual, or just as a chance to get out
Guest Post by Jennifer Casement-Buttineau, Collective Circle Member & Retreat Attendee Broken Hearted A widow falls to the kitchen floor in tears. Only a week ago she called the 911 dispatch hoping her husband only had flu-like symptoms. Little did she know that stage four of pancreatic cancer was eating him from slowly the inside
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