☯︎ find me barefoot by the riverbank ૐ

🪶 wild wolf child. star chaser. 🌙 wandering barefoot. dirty, broke, beautiful and free. negativity-free zone 🌞

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“If you have fairy blood, even in the tiniest degree, you must live close to Fairy Land, and eat a little fairy food, or else you will always be hungry.”

— Robert Moss (via aurorasdreamerie)

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French Lop in snow.  George, 10 months old. 

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Badger Ghost 

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Little green house🌿

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© Philipp Pilz

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Natural pool in the rocks, Tamarin Falls, Mauritius

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Navajo sand paintings or dry paintings, are called “places where the gods come and go” in the Navajo language. They are used in curing ceremonies in which the gods’ help is requested for harvests and healing.

The symbolic figures in the sand paintings are representations of certain stories in Navajo mythology. They depict objects like the sacred mountains where the gods live, or legendary visions, or they illustrate ritualistic dances and chants.

After the sand painting is blessed, the patient sits on the painting while the chanter performs a ritual to enhance the absorption of its healing power. Immediately afterward, the remains of the painting are taken outside to an area north of the hogan, where they are returned to the earth.

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☮gypsy caravan☮

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Sediment hills of Death Valley Nat'l Park

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