Gifting Hummingbirds: Anima Supporterships and Artful Thanks

by Jesse Wolf Hardin on December 21st, 2011
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Gifting Hummingbirds:

Anima Supporterships and Artful Thanks

by Jesse Wolf Hardin – Anima Lifeways and Herbal School

My latest drawing is of an intensely purposeful hummingbird, feasting on the sweet nectar of medicinal Stachys cooleyae blossoms from British Columbia.  I stopped writing the endless articles and emails long enough to create this image in acknowledgment for Anima Supporter and herbalist Tobi.

Tobi is one of only 3 consistent Supporters of this place and work, folks who make a commitment to send a certain amount of money each and every month not to get something, but to give.  Anima Supportership is an opportunity to be an integral part of our efforts and work, helping enable all the programs, publications and services.  And this drawing for Tobi is one way that we hope to acknowledge and honor that commitment on the part of the 3 we’ve come to count on.  Thank you again Tobi, Nick and Resolute.

For a pledge of $50 or more, others can also share in getting the Anima work out to the world.  If you happen to be interested, please fill out and then send to us the:

Anima Supporter Application

Tobi didn’t ask for this drawing of her totem animal, nor even ask for any thanks.  The best gifts – like those that she regularly sends for Anima – are gifted without expectation, with a true gladness of heart.

And glad we are, to send this feathered acknowledment to her.


Categories: Jesse Wolf Hardin – Essays & Tales

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  • blanche

    This art…your style, captivating.


  • tobi

    Well, you can imagine my surprise this morning when I opened this e-mail!
    It brought, and is still bringing, tears to my eyes. A thousand thank yous, Wolf, for this absolutely gorgeous, vibrant, purposeful hummer, and to all of you for the important work you do.
    Solstice blessings, tobi

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