“Lots of people hardly ever feel real
soil under their feet, see plants grow except in flower pots, or get fare
enough beyond the street light to catch the enchantment of a night sky
studded with stars. When people live far from scenes of the Great Spirit’s
making, it’s easy for them to forget His laws.”
–Tatanga Mani (Walking Buffalo), STONEY
Nature is life’s greatest teacher. The natural laws are hidden in nature.
Hidden are solutions to everyday problems such as conflict resolution, how
to forgive, lessons about differences, how to manage organizations, how to
think. Hidden are feelings. You can look at something and you will feel
it. At night, have you ever looked at the sky when there are no clouds? As
you look at all the stars, your heart will become very joyful. You will
walk away feeling joyful and peaceful. We need to visit nature so we can
see and feel these things.

My
Creator, let me learn nature’s lessons.

Elder’s Meditation of the Day – October 6
“Lots of people hardly ever feel real soil under their feet, see
plants grow except in flower pots, or get fare enough beyond the street
light to catch the enchantment of a night sky studded with stars. When
people live far from scenes of the Great Spirit’s making, it’s easy for
them to forget His laws.”
–Tatanga Mani (Walking Buffalo), STONEY
Nature is life’s greatest teacher. The natural laws are hidden in nature.
Hidden are solutions to everyday problems such as conflict resolution, how
to forgive, lessons about differences, how to manage organizations, how to
think. Hidden are feelings. You can look at something and you will feel
it. At night, have you ever looked at the sky when there are no clouds? As
you look at all the stars, your heart will become very joyful. You will
walk away feeling joyful and peaceful. We need to visit nature so we can
see and feel these things.

Fill them with your desires, the changes you want to make, or dreams!!
 

Healing Angel
Patrick Bernard
2007

With his smoldering French vocals purring
over shimmering soundscapes of harp, tamboura, guitar, flute, violin, and
angelic chorus, Patrick Bernard knows how to put listeners in a relaxed
and tranquil mood. He’s been devoted to making healing music since he was
a child and seems to bring several lifetimes of knowledge and karmic grace
to Ange de Guerison (or Healing Angel). From the opening
track’s warming cascades of harp glissandos and spine-awakening tamboura
notes to the final rushing melodic climax of chimes, vocals, and windy
synths, you know you are in capable hands. Whether or not you believe in
angels, you will believe in Bernard and his use of “quantum resonance” to
align your listening body to the movements of the spheres through heavenly
music. His spiritual vibe knows no borderlines; monks and singers on the
album come from all sides of the globe.

You might not be able to understand the French with which he woos the
universe, but it hardly matters; the universe understands perfectly, and
it passes the message onto you. Beginning with the quietude of “Angel of
the Earth,” the amour Bernard feels slowly increases until the peaceful
bliss is gradually heightened to the melancholy bliss of the duet “Angel
of the Inverse.” Here Bernard croons with a female vocalist over sweeping
vocal winds, harp strums, Chinese erhu violins, wooden flutes, and those
glistening harps, building to cathartic crescendos that gradually ebb and
flow back to stillness. A place where delirious Gallic passion meets
sublime spiritual stillness, Bernard’s beautiful Ange de Guerison
is the answer to our quantum prayers.