PERFUME, MUSIC AND BOOKS FOR AN ENLIGHTENED AND HEALTHY HUMANITY
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
Tobacco is sacred plant for First Nations. Tobacco is a plant which allows special communion and communication with the spiritual world. It is an offering which pleases the ancestors, a medium by which we testify … Read more
The albatrosses are a very special seabird and a very special bird amongst all birds of the world. It has many traits that are unique to its kind. It has the largest wingspan of all birds which for certain species can be 3.5 metres wide! It also the heaviest of all birds.
In fact, in spite of its name, the killer whale belongs to the dolphin family. Orcas are apex predators, at the very top of the food chain and knows no enemy at sea. Orcas are enormous, dozens of times bigger than a Man, weighing between 5 and 10 tons. Nevertheless the Klingit and Haïda Indians considers it friendly to men. Orcas lives like wolves, in packs or rather pods as are called the grouping of whales. The name that the First Nations of the West Coast of Canada give Orcas is Black Fish.
The purest image of deer medicine is that of the doe. The deer embodies the energy of tenderness and gentleness; tenderness emanates from compassion and true compassion is silent. Of all the herbivores, the roe deer is one of those who speak the least. It will emit certain sounds, but even these are relatively discreet.
On Wednesday evening I participated with great joy and lots of pride to the launching of my last book THE PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE[1]! This is personally very significant and marks an important step in my life.
THE BUTTERFLY
Butterfly brings us the understanding of the cycles and rhythms of transformation and manifestation. It’s closely connected to the element of air, representing the winds of spirit, of change, of metamorphosis, Creator’s dream and the creative thought of Man. It is also the symbol of our mental and intellectual body.
Certain days I find it real hard the stagnation of human beings in this critical and dangerous world situation in which we find ourselves. As if none know how we are destroying life on earth and the earth heritage of our future generations. I know from experience that this stagnation and immobility come from conditioning and programming that the system propagates so insidiously in all the stages of our lives. The result is that even aware, open, conscious, spiritual people often continue working in sad, polluted and illogical environments within the system.
The squirrel is a very charming animal and is extremely rapid: he can run around a tree four times in a single second.
The squirrel is also very quarrelsome! He is very protective of his environment. When something is wrong, everyone around knows all about it!