Category Archives: Sacred Sites

Summer Solstice Eve at Atira Moon

Posted on June 21, 2011 by newearthjourney
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Atira Moon, the Oriole and Meeting the 13 Shamans

Posted on June 20, 2011 by newearthjourney

(The following story was written by my husband Tom, a fairly new student of Dolores Cannon.) “… I was standing on the side of the road, holding an Oriole in my hands.” I don’t know how many people have ever … Continue reading →

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Atira Moon -The Native American Connection Part 4

Posted on June 19, 2011 by newearthjourney

For those loyal friends and family who read this blog and find themselves wondering about my connection to reality, today’s post is for you. Long time friend (and equine photographer extraordinaire)  Lynne G. sent a copy of a blog post … Continue reading →

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Atira Moon – The Native American Connection Part 2

Posted on June 17, 2011 by newearthjourney

I recently drove near the place where I had my spontaneous past life memory oh so many long years ago.It used to be a dirt road that took me to the piece of prairie I loved so much. Now it … Continue reading →

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Source in Silence

Posted on June 3, 2011 by newearthjourney

Two days after having the vision of the light column I received an email flier about Marcia McCoy and Source in Silence. I did not know Marcia, or know what Source in Silence was. There was not a great amount … Continue reading →

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Light Column Dream/Vision at Atira Moon

Posted on May 30, 2011 by newearthjourney

I was sleeping (or was I?) at our farm we call Atira Moon. I woke up (maybe, or maybe not!) I actually have come to believe the following experience was simultaneously a dream and a vision. There was an impossibly … Continue reading →

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