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• Post #3105297

  I am CURRAWONG, a highly intelligent Australian woodland songbird. My loud ringing call echoes across the forest and is believed to be a messenger of communication from passed loved ones. I am the keeper of winter's wisdom, the guardian of sacred endings and quiet beginnings. I am seen as a spiritual reminder to trust your inner voice. I extend an invitation to connect deeply with nature.

• Post #3090619

  In this hushed landscape the sacred often arrives quietly, wrapped in mist and reflected in still waters of the dam. The Spirit of Winter is upon us...the season of reflection and quiet insights.

• Post #2782945

  Tonight's magical sunset over the dam.

• Post #2625124

  Seek solitude to hear the voice of your Spirit, and allow the chaos of the outer world to roll off your back the way water rolls off the back of a duck. Take time to reflect ...

• Post #2623561

  As the Dark Moon settles across the night sky, I feel the call to turn inward and walk beside the Dark Goddess. With Samhain recently celebrated in the Southern Hemisphere, I have chosen to honour Inanna… or perhaps, in her ancient wisdom, she has chosen me. She who descended into darkness reminds us that transformation is not born in the light alone.

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• Post #2554054

  Spend time next to a river or stream and watch the flowing waters. Take your time and use it as a metaphor to let go and enter the flow.

• Post #2415519

  Even as the wheel of the season turns toward winter, Nature offers this gentle reminder... there is still sweetness and beauty waiting in the garden 🍂🐝 As a flower that endures harsh conditions, the Penstemon represents the courage to adapt to life's changes.

• Post #2310162

  Sometimes the best medicines are sunshine, fresh air and spending time in Nature 🌲🌿

• Post #2194052

  This beautiful Turkey Tail fungi is another example of Mother Gaia's creation. Spiritually, Turkey Tail is known as the "messenger between worlds" and meditating on its powerful energy is believed to assist in the journey of self development and enlightenment. Turkey Tail can be offered to the deities of the Trees, the Nature Spirits and Fae of the Forest. There are also many tremendous health benefits associated with Turkey Tail fungi.

• Post #2187841

  When you ask the Universe for a sign and receive a feather it acts as a reminder that you are being guided by a higher source - have faith and trust. Of course the bird leaving the feather will determine the message. This striking feather is from a Kookaburra tail. It's message suggests a time of self-healing and inner transformation. The distinctive laughing call of Kookaburra may inspire the listener to laugh and not take themselves too seriously. However, Kookaburra is a predatory b...

• Post #2001036

  She stands at the river’s edge… Contemplating a world that has lost its way She sees a beautiful place where all can live, In peace, each having their say. Man – woman - child - alike, Colour, creed and faith the world is big enough for all We have such a lot at stake. We all need to love and share… It is not so hard to do. But it takes compassion, trust and understanding Not hatred from the few WE are all unique, we are not the same... No matter what some may say and we need to accept our dif...

• Post #1872514

  The Currawong is often associated with ancestral spirits, nature healing, and protection, its presence is believed to indicate contact from passed loved ones. In some Australian indigenous traditions, Currawong is considered a messenger of coming seasonal changes, such as cool weather. Right on time....

• Post #1799616

  The festival of Samhain is celebrated in the Southern Hemisphere on 30th April – 1st May, marking the end of the warmer weather and the first stirring of Winter. As I am into my Crone years, Samhain celebrations now focus more on retrospection, rather than fun and games, although memories of these times will be recalled as the night goes on. A bonfire will burn, and a nice glass of red wine enjoyed while as a family we share stories of loved ones who have passed on, and of our beloved pets who...

• Post #1777337

  In many spiritual traditions, the spiral mirrors the rhythm of growth itself. Not a straight climb, but a turning inward and outward at once. These unfolding fronds echo that pattern, reminding you that your own path doesn’t need to be linear to be meaningful. Growth often happens before it is visible.

• Post #1765819

  We are in the season of Autumn here in the Southern Hemisphere; Winter is rapidly moving in, and along with it, the celebration of Samhain. April 30th-May 1st. The morning sun showing steam rising from the dam, a sign the cooler nights have set in. This is a magical time of the year. Many blessings.