May we create something that endures eternity over the course of this lifetime.

May each day bring renewed devotion to invest in this Holy endeavor so that we are ready to die peacefully each night knowing that we've done something inspiring (life giving), even if it is as big as sharing a few heartfelt words.

May the gifts we leave behind serve our children and our children's children yet to come.

🌰🌱🌳🌌

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The Creator gathered all of Creation and said,
“I want to hide something from the humans until they are ready for it.  It is the realisation that they create their own reality.”

The eagle said,  “Give it to me.  I will take it to the moon.”  The Creator said, “No.   One day they will go there and find it.”

The salmon said, “I will bury it on the bottom of the ocean.”The Creator said, “No.  They will go there, too.”

The buffalo said, “I will bury it on the Great Plains.” The Creator said, “They will cut into the skin of the earth and find it even there.”

Grandmother Mole, who lives in the breast of Mother Earth, and who has no physical eyes but sees with spiritual eyes, said “Put it inside of them.”

And the Creator said, “It is done.”

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The moral of this story is those who look outside dream, those who look inside awaken to the truth. 

In a passing breeze 
there may be the laughter of an angel
the perfume of a great master
the whispers of happiness…
Sister
Brother
Be present 
and Receive

It is our intention to regularly check out of the flow of society and return to the jungle to work with plant medicines; people’s reactions range from “what a waste of time!” to “wow, you must really trip out!” We simply go to be Reminded.

In 2013 we lived in the Peruvian Amazon for about 4 months at El Santuario Huistin. When we returned to New York in October we found that we had to live the lessons before we could share what we had learned. So the journey began to learn how to make a living independently, to have a home, and to live together to test the science of life that had started to be imparted to us. 
Now in the glorious summer of 2015, from our little home, we wish to share a lesson on receiving. 

The plants are masters at living. 
The lessons they impart to you- if you are willing to listen -are life lessons, lessons for living. Sure you’ll have the big experiences now and then but those experiences are the cliff notes, the subtle wink, the knowing smile of the master that inspires you to trust that underlying the many illusions of this world are not the screeching clockworks of a universe of mayhem but the exquisite weavings of awesome beauty.