I introduced myself to the Spirit of the Water in this place, did a blessing in the proper way, and was sitting in contemplation, singing the Algonquin* water song: Nee bee wah bow En die en Aah key mis squee Nee bee wah bow Hey ya hey ya hey ya hey Hey ya hey ya hey…… Continue reading Ancestor Spirit
She is calling you Mother Earth is calling you Have you heard the messages on the wind The bird song The whale song Listen carefully Pay attention To the sign posts along the way A falling leaf, a rainbow, the thud of animal feet A feather on the trail, a rock glistening in the creek…… Continue reading Connect with Mother Earth
I fully opened to the wisdom of the Grandmothers from December 2012. Being a holographic universe, snippets of information would ‘drop in’ here and there including people I did not know approaching me with messages. It was a weird experience initially. We are so used to living in a linear 3-D world until we “wake up”…… Continue reading Sacred Dreamtime Mission
I had a momentary argument with the grandmothers when they dialled in again. I said to them: “can’t you find someone more qualified?” They replied: We don’t call the qualified We qualify the called Mulara, we are calling you So pick up the phone It had been 10 years before I answered their call ….…… Continue reading We are Calling You
In 2012, I managed the Australian tour of the international indigenous Grandmother Drum, a symbol of healing and peace and unity of all tribes of Earth. Blessed by the Athabaskan tribe of Alaska under the guidance of the drum keeper White Eagle Medicine Woman, the Grandmother Drum has been on an international journey criss-crossing most…… Continue reading Initiation
In June 2011, Grandmother Ana Maya came into my consciousness. She is a super large spirit-being who originates from Guatemala and is one of the 13 indigenous Grandmothers who sit on the Grandmothers Council (more about the Council in later blogs). She floated in and said to me “welcome back old friend”. In the years…… Continue reading Grandmother Ana Maya
The grandmothers first came to me in 2002 through a shaman teacher of native american tradition who stayed with me for a month. Wise and provocative, they began their transmission of messages to me personally through the shaman as the program of group activities progressed. At the time, I was a consultant to government in Canberra, the…… Continue reading First Contact
