Walking With Ancestors

 Tlazolteotl, by Susan Seddon Boulet  Like many children, I learned life lessons from the storybook fairy tales I read. When vent...

We are turning into autumn and the last of our tomatoes and beans are fruiting. The morning glories herald the dawn in vibrant hues of vi...

This week is National Suicide Prevention Week. In this time when our society is still laden with bullying and inequality, it’s important ...

My ancestor work doesn’t just involve honoring those who paved the way for me to be here. In times of hardship and trouble, I make petiti...

Early in my practice, I relied heavily on the use of tools to connect with the larger natural world. Without them I wouldn’t have evolved...

The human animals of the earth do not walk it alone. We share it with other animal allies, learning lessons on how to better ourselves th...

This is the fourth installment in a monthly thread, where I am looking back at the early experiences I had with death and reflecting on h...