Quite a few years ago I went to a small talk put on by local permaculture activists focusing on Amazonian shamanism, by a friend of Terrence Mckennas. The subject was on ayahuasca... a subject I was very fascinated with at the time, and knew a bit about.
“Are all rocks alive?” That was the question that Irving Hallowell, an American anthropologist, asked an old Anishinaabe man he was visiting in southern central Canada in the 1940s.
Lately in the face of having an real up and personal look at our current social system, as well as looking at the new laws on health insurance, I find myself thinking back to earlier times as well as other cultures who take care of each other in a much healthier way.
Hello every one!
There has been a lot of activity lately on this group so I would like to invite people to check out what this group is all about on the Bioregional animism web page. http://www.bioregionalanimism.com/
The Santa Fe Spore will be holding our monthly conversation, collaboration and planning over fine food and drink at Flying Star in the Railyard, they are open late on Wednesdays, have good food and participate in the Farm to Restaurant Project. We can discuss other possibilities at the meet up.
I want to welcome and thank you for joining this group, I would like to invite you to the Santa Fe regional group. Below is some news on that group and what I am up to. The regional will be a hub for events, news and any happenings, I will post more soon on that page about what the plans are. http://evolver.net/group/evolver_santa_fe_new_mexico
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
