Further reading: Here are a few suggested books in which folks may be interested.  Also I think the museum in Warner, New Hampshire might be  very helpful.               Matthiessen, Peter.  In the Spirit of Crazy Horse               Mehl-Madonna, MD, Lewis.  Coyote Medicine: The Power of Story in Healing               Schindler, MD, D.  Flying Horse: Stories … Continue reading KUUF Sunday Service – Indigenous People’s Day

How do we choose to meet life – all the light, all the dark? Are we victims? Are we co-creators? How do we grow ourselves into the fullness of our destiny?

What do we need to re-member about ourselves which can help us to fashion a new paradigm reflecting surviving and living together on this planet?

It is Sprint. An opportunity for letting go of what no longer serves and for experiencing new beginnings and rebirth. I begin with a story based in scientific fact. …the caterpillar, like us has a regular cellular structure as well as a cellular overlay composed of isolated imaginal cells.  Gradually, as the caterpillar naturally grows and … Continue reading Metamorphosis

How often are we invited to celebrate those who have led the way for us? What better time to reflect and remember than on All Hallows Eve.

What have we learned about our nation and ourselves in the last year and how do we prepare for the New Normal?

In preparation for Veterans Day, the service explores Moral Injury – its impact on our service men and women, as well as our nation, and the ways communities might help to bring our veterans back into community so that, as the wise warriors, they may teach us about the horrors of war and the ways … Continue reading Healing the Wounds of War