By Hummingbird Shaman, on August 30th, 2008%
With the summer dryness, and the lack of sufficient water, the hummingbirds have not visited so much at the park. I certainly enjoyed my last visit, and was not at all surprised to see my friend after a heavy rain. Has there ever been a time that rain has been so welcomed?
So these days most of . . . → Read More: Graceful Spirit, Divine Presence
By Hummingbird Shaman, on August 18th, 2008%
The eclipse brought us more than glimpse into our hidden nature, it also seems to have brought the rain. It began with Saturday night’s thunderstorm, and has carried into a very wet day today. Still, there were brief spells without those sprinkles, so the walk in the off leash dog park took place.
I had . . . → Read More: Welcome Back, I Knew the Rain Would Bring You
By Hummingbird Shaman, on August 17th, 2008%
I’ve mentioned a few times the four leaf clovers I had found while walking at the dog park. I’ve bounced some ideas of how we find these rare quad-leafed beauties. Statistics say that one in 10,000 clovers is a four-leaf. Fine, I accept that information. But there are many who have never . . . → Read More: Four Leaf Clovers: A Sign of Luck?
By Hummingbird Shaman, on August 15th, 2008%
Tomorrow we will complete a cycle with the second lunar eclipse of the year. This is a partial eclipse, and for our western hemisphere it will be during the day. From a clairvoyant view I understand this to be the tail end of an earlier eclipse, one that took place in February 2008. The pattern created . . . → Read More: Lunar Eclipse, the Mayan Cycle, and our Perspective on Life
By Hummingbird Shaman, on August 5th, 2008%
This week I have returned to the Oregon desert for a working visit, which means sleeping within mere feet of the vulture roost. This tree is the seasonal home to 30 vultures, give or take. My first night here was a restless one, waking often to hear the breathing of the animals . . . → Read More: Vultures in my Dreams
By Hummingbird Shaman, on August 2nd, 2008%
I haven’t seen my hummingbird friends as much lately. There food is abundant in nature how, and so the feeders are not utilized nearly as much. I continue to change the food every few days to keep it fresh. Yesterday I filled a feeder, and then stood by the door looking out at . . . → Read More: Seeing Eye to Eye