Way Home Song
By Sarah Gerber, Circle Member The Way Home Song spontaneously came to me as I began my journey to my soul song to ask what it would be like to be in service to my soul’s longing.
By Sarah Gerber, Circle Member The Way Home Song spontaneously came to me as I began my journey to my soul song to ask what it would be like to be in service to my soul’s longing.
Guest Post by Jane Large, Retreat Attendee & Mentor, Circle Member Humans Living as Love is the Dream of Creator. When we each begin to remember the Sacred Truth that we are Love, that Love is the very essence of what we are made of, the Essence of Creation, then we are waking up to
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Guest Post by Annie Bray I have a life that I’m really happy and grateful for—despite mortgage payments and daycare expenses—but it’d be a lie to pretend that I never find it challenging. That when I’m lying on the floor surrounded by Lego and listening to recorded ocean sounds so I can feel soothed for five stolen
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Algonquin Park has a reputation for some of the best wildlife viewing in the province of Ontario. The abundance of clear fresh water lakes and rivers and abundant forests make Algonquin Park a place where life flourishes. All life . . . including of course the insect life that larger wildlife depend on for their
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Guest Post by Jane Large, Retreat Attendee & Mentor, Circle Member July, the 7th month of the year, is the medicine of the Clan Mother Loves All Things. Her medicine teaches us from within how to embrace all that unfolds in our lives with gratitude and how to use Empowered Love to create. Combined with
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Guest Post by Jane Large, Retreat Attendee & Mentor, Circle Member In the Seneca tradition, June is the month of the Clan Mother Storyteller, an aspect of the Divine Mother that dwells within us all. As I have been working with the medicine of Storyteller, I have been reflecting on the Story of my Life
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Make. Believe. When we think of these two words most of us would conjure up words like pretend, fantasy or words associated with fairy tales and childhood. As children we knew better. Make believe is a powerful mindset that can change our own reality and our world. “Make. Believe.” is a powerful two step formula
Here’s why there is a good chance you’ll encounter wildlife on your visit to Algonquin Park.
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There are a million reasons to stay home, and billions more not to. A star-filled sky is one of nature’s most beautiful sights. But it’s harder than ever to see it. The stars in the night sky are increasingly drowned out by urban light. In fact, the night sky has become so bright that an
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I have been an Almaguin Highlander for over 19 years. Prior to arriving, I had little intention—and even less inclination when landing in 3 1/2 feet of snow—to stay for very long. The plan was simple, spend three weeks crafting a mosaic stone floor at Northern Edge Algonquin, then return to sunny Southern Ontario to
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