Tag: gratitude

• Food

  This post is in fond memory of two men who greatly contributed to my life: my father, and Ipu (Dr. Bernardo Peixoto). I’ve come down with a cold, one of those sinus filling, lethargy generating viruses that linger. I try not to be too judgmental of myself or the virus, after all, we share this…

  Michael Watson PhD

  March 1, 2015

  native american, Shamanism, Stories

  food, gratitude, Native American, Shamanism

• Spring, Song, Gratitude

  Spring has arrived and the world is green again. The sun has moved brightly to the north, and days and nights are warmer, some almost balmy.  The garden seeds are sprouting and many of the perennials are flourishing, some in bloom. There are finally fresh greens and flowers at the farmers’ market. Sadly, our favorite…

  Michael Watson PhD

  May 16, 2014

  First Nations, native american, Shamanism

  drumming, gratitude, healing, Shamanism, singing

• Gratitude and Remembrance

  Although we have taken down the Christmas decorations the spirits and Ancestors remain.

  Michael Watson PhD

  January 5, 2014

  Shamanism

  ceremony, Christmas, gratitude, Remembrance, Shamanism

• Midsummer and Gratitude

  Reflecting on the richness of midsummer and our lives.

  Michael Watson PhD

  July 10, 2012

  Healing, Shamanism, Teaching

  Generosity, gratitude, Shamanism, Summer