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For the Mayans, Native Americans, and Aborigines, synchronicity was a food group. They were beyond mindful of the moments. They understood that the combination of an internal readiness to act, or to be moved to a richer place - and an external sign ( what Jung dubbed Synchronicity,) and the resulting breakthrough in consciousness and explosion of deep meaning infused their lives with direction and made their days more meaningful, richer, and freer. The Holy Web has got our back. Even as the national smoke and mirrors show swings into cartoon head shaking form, In this IV drip of Ancient Wisdom with Shonagh Home, Shamanic Therapist, Author, and poet, we explore packing our go bag for crazy town with ancient, ancestral and flat-out practical mindsets, rituals, and regimens to offset the national crazy. July is in the rear view mirror. Whether you went for it, or it went for you - today we reset for August and remember how to unhook from broken things, from the narrative meth lab in the sky - and how tune into the time of Late Summer like our Grandparent's and their parents did. Practice looking up from the screens and into the faces of our children and friends, and elders. Let's fill ourselves up to the brim with as much good food, good friends, laughter, and the beauty of late summer as possible in preparation for a Fall to remember.
Welcome to the backstage pass that is the clown car pileup of America.
We've got this.
www.packingforcrazytown.com for show notes
For the Mayans, Native Americans, and Aborigines, synchronicity was a food group. They were beyond mindful of the moments. They understood that the combination of an internal readiness to act, or to be moved to a richer place - and an external sign ( what Jung dubbed Synchronicity,) and the resulting breakthrough in consciousness and explosion of deep meaning infused their lives with direction and made their days more meaningful, richer, and freer. The Holy Web has got our back. Even as the national smoke and mirrors show swings into cartoon head shaking form, In this IV drip of Ancient Wisdom with Shonagh Home, Shamanic Therapist, Author, and poet, we explore packing our go bag for crazy town with ancient, ancestral and flat-out practical mindsets, rituals, and regimens to offset the national crazy. July is in the rear view mirror. Whether you went for it, or it went for you - today we reset for August and remember how to unhook from broken things, from the narrative meth lab in the sky - and how tune into the time of Late Summer like our Grandparent's and their parents did. Practice looking up from the screens and into the faces of our children and friends, and elders. Let's fill ourselves up to the brim with as much good food, good friends, laughter, and the beauty of late summer as possible in preparation for a Fall to remember.
Welcome to the backstage pass that is the clown car pileup of America.
We've got this.
www.packingforcrazytown.com for show notes
“Give me a fever and I can cure anything"
Hippocrates
"And that’s just what bee venom does," says Shonagh Home. “It activates the body’s healing mechanisms on many levels. Nature has a cure for all our ills, and illness is big business. You just have to be open minded. Way back in the day, it was obvious."
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“Give me a fever and I can cure anything"
Hippocrates
"And that’s just what bee venom does," says Shonagh Home. “It activates the body’s healing mechanisms on many levels. Nature has a cure for all our ills, and illness is big business. You just have to be open minded. Way back in the day, it was obvious."
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Back to our regularly scheduled podcasting of part 2 of my "conversation (it's really more like two long-time friends and collaberators poking each other with sticks in between declarations of mutual admiration and mockery)" with "MORE ALIEN THAN DUDE OR BRO ANDY ROO FORREST" And BTW, after considering why I was so mad in that moment, I'm doubling down on the "Fuck you" at 1:45 and adding a "you fucking fuckwads."
________ Breathing in 2, 3, 4. Hold 2, 3, 4. Exhale 2,3....
Go to www.packingforcrazytown.com for full show notes.
Also, ignore it when I say, "I hate Bob Dylan." I just find his son, Jacob, way more listenable.
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