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Next Monday evening we shall have a conference with Sandra Prior, naturopath from Montreal and Luc Bourgault Blue Eagle, a specialist of First Nations shamanic healing techniques, on products that are a major breakthrough in … Read more
The light of dawn fills the sky with bird songs! The songs are contemplative, not yet the joyful songs of the days’ activities. Everything is very quiet and clean after the drizzle that fell during … Read more
Dear subscribers to my blog,
You will receive newsletters every two days. My e-mail transmission service stopped and I didn’t notice. Thus, 5 articles did not have a newsletter, since April 7th. I’ll be catching up and put them at 2 days intervals so its not too much a bother.
A bird widely ignored and spurned by ornithologists and other amateurs of nature, crow is unjustly accused of being a predator of other sorts of birds. Although it has the capacity and it can in times of scarcity feed on a fallen or sick bird, it is rare that the crow attacks other birds.
A special tour to Japan!
My life partner and I have just come back from a magnificent journey and teaching tour in a country of contrasts: ancient culture and the newest technology are both very present in Japan.
This morning, before dawn, I was out working. The earth was frozen. I spent a long time tending the land. When it was nice and warm again in the sun, around 8, after my work, … Read more
Some readers commented that they were looking forward to reading more on this subject. I’d like to oblige but really, I don’t know a lot about this. I’ve always resonated with nature and my shamanic abilities allow me to find solutions to the problems encountered in the garden. I once made a garden in the Quebec City, in a back yard with little sun but the results were so surprising that a local newspaper took some pictures and wrote about it.
Blue Eagle, I have a question about gardening. Many people nowadays are willing to have a proper garden, with fruit and vegetables grown with environment-friendly methods. But then, they encounter many problems, suchas parasitic insects, midges or worms devouring their salads, and they finally have to use pesticides, which causes their gardens to be no longer ecological. I think Anastasia, when she evokes the best way to tend ones’ garden, doesn’t mention those problems, thus the related solutions. I know you have your own garden and spend much time tending it. Do you sometimes have to tackle such problems, and what advice could you give to those people, who have reasons to feel discouraged?
Corn is a spiritual and material legacy for Native American people. For many nations it was the main food stable, supporting the people with a nourishing cereal that could be cultivated and was easy to … Read more
The celebration of the spring equinox was celebrated in Belgium this year. We always celebrate as much as possible at the new or full moon closest to the equinox or to the solstice. We call … Read more