With there being ever more and more friends and students of Anima, it’s now impossible to personally fill everyone in on the Center’s changes and challenges… let alone the often remarkable experience of daily life in this intensely wild and inspirited canyon. This will be the place for intimate and informal weekly or biweekly posts by Kiva Rose, Loba and myself, Jesse Wolf Hardin – behind the scenes glimpses and hopefully inspiring tales… from the magic of Loba’s kitchen alchemy to swimming through the flood waters with a laptop held above the head, from Kiva’s discoveries in healing to 7 year old Rhiannon’s amazing exploits and curiously poignant revelations as told in her own inimitable voice.
It’s also here that you can post comments, sharing with us and the rest of this community the stories of your own Anima-related insights and experiences, ask questions of us, and initiate meaningful communication with others in our growing community of Anima students and alumni, shamanic explorers and earth-hearted teachers, heartful herbalists and wise Medicine Women. To comment on any post, please click on the post title, and then simply type your comment in the “Reply Now” field at the bottom.
Contents include:
• Studentship & Event Announcements
Look here first for the latest information on the many gatherings and workshops held at the Anima Sanctuary, in the Gila Wildlands of Southwest New Mexico. If there is a date change, this is where you will hear about it. Problems with Spam filters and bulk mailings have made email announcements virtually impossible. As a result, we are now TOTALLY DEPENDENT on your help getting the word out to new people. Please keep checking here for timely Event descriptions, and forward either the Anima Blog page or just the announcements to your contacts and friends.
• New Book Excerpts & Anima Articles
The latest Anima and Medicine Woman Tradition articles and poems can be found here, often before they appear in either books or magazines. Topics will include expanding awareness, personal empowerment, natural healing, medicinal herbs and plant profiles, the lessons and delight of cooking and eating, sense of place, learning from nature, shamanic perception and skills for modern times, and the responsibilities and rewards of life as a Medicine Woman.
• Profiles Of Students, Interns & Supporters
• Photos of the ever evolving river canyon, as well as the guests and activities at the Anima Center.
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