S. Kelley Harrell

The more I work with Nature and totemism, the more church is everywhere.

Have intention, sacred will travel.

That we don't remember the beginning or the ending of dreams is our unconscious reminding us that it's all about the process.

Regardless of geographical region or culture gardening is perhaps the most common and shared experience of Nature.

By bringing a soulful consciousness to gardening sacred space can be created outdoors.

I don't argue things being spiritual vs scientific, because I've never met anyone who knows enough about either to be convincing--including myself.

Online review sites are the slushpiles of feedback.

Too many irons, not enough fire.

We are all but symbols of some greater thing__otems of ourselves--subject to change and growth. When we forget that metaphoric sense of ourselves, we lose sight of the overall path.

Phrases such as "I'm beside myself," "I was frightened to pieces," "I feel lost," "I feel like part of me is missing," originated from a sense of soul loss.

Symbols are miracles we have recorded into language.

What we believe spirit visitors to be influences how they affect our lives. What we believe ourselves to be dictates how we react to them.

Engaging spirits isn__ an elitist ability or industry, it__ being active in the connection with All Things. It__ innate to us all.

It's important to talk about fringe-of-the-fringe experiences, not just to show the humanity of intuitives, but to show humanity the commonness of intuition.

Recognizing the connection to All Things, even in creepy moments, keeps me true to my animistic perspective. Finding growth from them is my choice.

The reality is, it takes daily cultivation of a spiritual path, preferably with spiritual kin in proximity, to sustain not the feeling of elation, but the focused, mindful path of steady growth.

Being present is being connected to All Things.

The body is more than the temple of the soul. It__ the grounded celebration of its rapture.