I Only Walk On Water When It Rains
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I Only Walk on Water When It Rains is a guide for mystical cosmic consciousness and questing for unity in the wilderness. It is wisdom through stories and conversation with the great Bear Spirit. The stories and conversation reveal astonishing magic, mystery, miracles and magical song. Meister Eckhart wrote, "This spirit seeks to be broken through by God." Source God, the creative Love-Intelligence, leads us through a desert into the wilderness and solitude of the divine where God is pure unity, where God gushes up within Itself. To live in the rightful means to live within consciousness. There is a cosmic life that lies within us as a compass on our path. With heartfelt respect and dignity, I share my experience of the Native Americans. I'm thankful for the soul of the American Indian. I hold respect and honor for the invitation of the relationship the Hunka (Making of Relations) ceremony where the White Lance family chose my husband and me as their brother and sister. The Indigenous wisdom has opened my heart to a deeper feeling of a mystical communion. I'm grateful for the wisdom of all indigenous nations. I honor and bless the golden thread of wisdom which has been woven by stories and ceremonies. The healing thread of wisdom continues to reflect an interconnection that is available to all people. A powerful Native American leader, Duane Hollow Horn Bear, great grandson of the famous Chief Hollow Horn Bear, whose heart was healing from the broken arrows of racism said, "We all have red hearts," We are all related.
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Only Walk on Water When It Rains is a guide for mystical cosmic consciousness and questing for unity in the wilderness. It is wisdom through stories and conversation with the great Bear Spirit. The stories and conversation reveal astonishing magic, mystery, miracles and magical song. Meister Eckhart wrote, "This spirit seeks to be broken through by God." Source God, the creative Love-Intelligence,leads us through a desert into the wilderness and solitude of the divine where God is pure unity, where God gushes up within Itself. To live in the rightful means to live within consciousness. There is a cosmic life that lies within us as a compass on our path. With heartfelt respect and dignity, I share my experience of the Native Americans. I'm thankful for the soul of the American Indian. I hold respect and honor for the invitation of the relationship the Hunka (Making of Relations) ceremony where the White Lance family chose my husband and me as their brother and sister. The Indigenous wisdom has opened my heart to a deeper feeling of a mystical communion. I'm grateful for the wisdom of all indigenous nations. I honor and bless the golden thread of wisdom which has been woven by stories and ceremonies.The healing thread of wisdom continues to reflect an interconnection that is available to all people. A powerful Native American leader, Duane Hollow Horn Bear, great grandson of the famous Chief Hollow Horn Bear, whose heart was healing from the broken arrows of racism said, "We all have red hearts," We are all related.
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Dr. Patty Luckenbach is a well-known speaker, a profound and wise teacher, and the author of The Land of Tears Is a Secret Place and The Kingdom of Heart. For over twenty-six years, she has specialized in the care and nurturing of the human spirit as one experiences deep grief and loss from the constant changes in life. Dr. Patty is an associate minister of Mile Hi Church, Lakewood, Colorado, and is the director of the prayer and care center. A Colorado native, Luckenbach received her master’s degree in transpersonal psychology from Boulder Graduate School, and she holds an honorary doctorate of divinity from the Centers of Spiritual Living. Dr. Patty is a teacher and psychotherapist specializing in grief support services, psycho-spiritual growth, and journal writing as a therapeutic adjunct. Her greatest joy comes from facilitating others in stepping through the portals of life’s changes. She lives in the Rocky Mountains with her husband, Luke, and her dog, Maggie Rose. Patty Luckenbach has been gifted with being a part of the Lakota Sioux community. As a Sun Dancer for many years, she displays and lives from the place of a shaman’s soul. “All of life is a sacred ritual of remembering our holy oneness with all of life.” Patty is a guide for questing for unity in the wilderness of consciousness. I Only Walk on Water is a sharing from her heart.