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I am considering writing a book on dowsing and how to dowse earth energies. We will see!
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The Enchanted Earth: Embracing the Power of Nature to Discover the Wild in You
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A New Moon Dowsing Over Washington DC…
and an Unexpected Surge of Hope
Well, hello everyone.
I feel called to share something that unfolded in my Divining the Earth Feminine class on Wednesday, November 19th-a remote dowsing session over Washington DC that revealed energies I did not expect.
For those new here, I’m Maureen Calamia.
I explore the weaving of cosmic and earthly energies to support your spiritual journey in these transformat
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is on page 92 of 336 of Becoming Animal: Amazing prose that brings you right into the moment with the author. Taking tons of notes on insights. Taking my time with this one.
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| Hermanson provides a peak into this magical space where we can access our deepest creative expression. Powerful reminder that we are co-creators and that this Third Space is our source. | |
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Becoming Animal: An Earthly Cosmology:
"I didn't think I could love a book more than David Abram's first book, The Spell of the Sensuous, but this second book, Becoming Animal: An Earthly Cosmology, is like the flower of which that book was the bud. It reads like poetry in its constant evo"
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"The challenge in reading this book is that it kept making me go outside to take walks. To sit. To observe. Every time I read parts of it I felt more embodied and more part of the world around me. A must read!"
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Purely magical! I always had the notion that inspiration was looking for a willing partner to co-create but could never really articulate it. She gave me goosebumps! Such a deep knowing of truth, expressed so beautifully. I will never let inspiration ...more |
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“If each of us wrote our autobiography these experiences would certainly make it to those pages in some form. They are the moments that helped shape our perspective about a relationship or situation, perhaps served as a catalyst to a new calling, or changed their lives in some way.
At least that is what I thought.
Yes, there were some people that, when asked to discuss a profound nature experience, would immediately recount a story (or several) to share that profoundly shifted them in some way, even on a subtle level. Some even say that there are “so many stories, it’s hard to pick one!”
But with some people, I was met with confusion about my request. The response came in the form of another question. “What do you mean by ‘profound?”
― The Enchanted Earth: Embracing the Power of Nature to Discover the Wild in You
At least that is what I thought.
Yes, there were some people that, when asked to discuss a profound nature experience, would immediately recount a story (or several) to share that profoundly shifted them in some way, even on a subtle level. Some even say that there are “so many stories, it’s hard to pick one!”
But with some people, I was met with confusion about my request. The response came in the form of another question. “What do you mean by ‘profound?”
― The Enchanted Earth: Embracing the Power of Nature to Discover the Wild in You
“If each of us wrote our autobiography these experiences would certainly make it to those pages in some form. They are the moments that helped shape our perspective about a relationship or situation, perhaps served as a catalyst to a new calling, or changed their lives in some way.
At least that is what I thought.
Yes, there were some people that, when asked to discuss a profound nature experience, would immediately recount a story (or several) to share that profoundly shifted them in some way, even on a subtle level. Some even say that there are “so many stories, it’s hard to pick one!”
But with some people, I was met with confusion about my request. The response came in the form of another question. “What do you mean by ‘profound?”
― The Enchanted Earth: Embracing the Power of Nature to Discover the Wild in You
At least that is what I thought.
Yes, there were some people that, when asked to discuss a profound nature experience, would immediately recount a story (or several) to share that profoundly shifted them in some way, even on a subtle level. Some even say that there are “so many stories, it’s hard to pick one!”
But with some people, I was met with confusion about my request. The response came in the form of another question. “What do you mean by ‘profound?”
― The Enchanted Earth: Embracing the Power of Nature to Discover the Wild in You
