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The latest from Our Little House in the Big Woods
- Radical acceptance and October snow
- Teeny tiny tired mouse for the Holy
- How are you doing, really?
- “You’ll lose all your readers if you write a spiritual blog every day.” (Fact check: not true.)
- Let everything that needs to go, go
- What does “Oh NO, where did my purse go?” have to do with spirituality?
- Sacred shell of the spiritual dyad
- Raking with the Heart
- Worry stew
- Seventy-five days until 2021: What the Heart knows spiritual exploration
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Tag Archives: Ojibway
Lady in the moon
Who says there’s a “man” in the moon? I think there’s a woman hiding out in her shadows, playing with the branches softly veiling her face. The moon is definitely female. She waxes; she wanes. She changes with cycles. She … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, leaves, life, moon, Ojibway, photography, thoughts
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Eat local. Eat fish.
I like the concept of “eating local”. How many of you read the book “Animal, Vegetable, Miracle” by Barbara Kingsolver? Show of hands, please! How many of you then wanted to live an entire year eating only food produced in … Continue reading
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Tagged Animal, Anishinabe, bio-region, carrots, eating, fish, food, garden, history, humor, Keweenaw Co-op, Lake Superior, lake trout, local foods, Miracle, Native Americans, nutrition, Ojibway, organic, storage, Upper Peninsula, Vegetable, winter
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Confessions of a (recovering) non-visual person
Do you see that pine cone sitting here on the top of this blog? Do you really see it? If you do–if you’re looking at it deeply–even noticing the needles and branches, I would say you are a Visual Person. … Continue reading
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Tagged Anishinabe, awareness, life, Ojibway, perception, photography, seeing, trees, visual, writing
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