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Category Archives: Trickster energy
From Beginning to End (Do Comaco ao Fim)
Astrologers have said that unconscious things come to light during a Solar Eclipse. That certainly happened to me during the eclipse. All sorts of unexpressed feelings came flying out of me, ripping at my friend. She retaliated and through the … Continue reading
The Ancient Healer’s Stone “Medicine” Ball
In the twilight the basalt stone was the shape and color of a lime, dark green. I was talking on my cell phone to a medicine woman about her work with abused women, when I noticed the curious object on … Continue reading
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Tagged medicine ceremonies, Mentoring Men, Native American Church
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Oxymorons and Calvary Chapel
Whenever I mention the Liberal Catholic Church people say “that sounds like an oxymoron.” And they are correct. The sharp (oxy) dull (moron) combination does suggest a paradox. The word was created from the Greek roots by Latin scholars several … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Trickster energy
Tagged Celtic traditions, Erotic Love, Liberal Catholic Church
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Mitote: the Dream of the World
In Miguel Ruiz’ little book The Four Agreements the author uses our Western European culture’s attitude toward dreaming to produce a paradoxical shift in consciousness. Ever since Chuang Tzu’s question 2500 years ago, whether he was dreaming he was a … Continue reading
The little boy, Christ, and the Catholic Bishop
For several years the grey lawn statute of our lady stood at the entrance to the little Cathedral. No one knew how she got there, Auntie said, “She just appeared one day.” She was an anonymous gift, which had become … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayuaska, Coyote, Inner Child, Inner Truth, Liberal Catholic Church, Santo Daime
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Hermes and The Lightning Thief
As my grand-nephew and I rounded the building, I noticed Hermes with his back toward us. When I called his name, he turned and embraced me, holding me tight for a long time, until he said, “I’ll see you soon” … Continue reading
Posted in Child/Parent Relationship, Movie Reviews, Trickster energy
Tagged Hermes, Mentoring Men
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Foxy Joy
Control of the environment helps us feel safe. Sometimes we can get control by frightening another person, but this doesn’t last forever. Times change and so does the power matrix. Fox was worried about Crazy Bear, his friend and business … Continue reading
Asperger, the Fox and the old Coyote
Last night my spirit son and his wife took me out to an Italian restaurant for dinner. The busboy poured us water and I had one of those synchronous “Aha” experiences. He looked exactly like another nephew did five years … Continue reading
Posted in Balancing male/female energy, Psychology, Trickster energy
Tagged Asperger's Syndrome, Coyote, Mentoring Men
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The blue footed booby
I call my young friend an egret. That’s his totem animal. I drove past his apartment and phoned him from the beach parking lot. He and his girlfriend live in a hotel down the street from there. “I’ll meet you … Continue reading
The Rabbit and the Tar Baby
Walking yesterday with a young father, who is also a Marriage and Family Therapist Intern, I told him the story of Brother Rabbit and the Tar Baby. He had heard it before, like most American boys raised on the Atlantic … Continue reading