We can celebrate in Spirit and enjoy any good tidings we might observe or choose to provide.
I remember as a child most kids watched the cowboys in films but I was really attracted to the Indian clothes and head dresses. The painted faces and the Indian totem poles. The whole mystique. I was able to have a Indian head dress of feathers once. At one point it disappeared though. I often wonder if it was taken from me because of my unusual fetish for it. Parents sometimes have a hard time understanding such unusualness in a child. But things are changing. I know Kelly had some unusual experiences with her children but she is much more in tune with other dimensions and lives so it didn’t seem so unfamiliar to her. So perhaps younger children will be able to keep their phantasy life longer today given the right environment to understand it’s origin. It may contribute to the reality of their experiences as it has mine.
Getting back to my point though…I always have been attracted to 🪶 feathers. Most of my life I still have had a pair of moccasins. The out doors and tents always had more of a romantic calling to me then western type homes built in the United States. Their sole purpose seemed to me to have a place to keep warm during the winter and protect myself against bugs, the elements and store musical paraphernalia but not as a place of permanent living arrangements. To much luxury always seemed to me to be an entrapment. A way too keep me here on this earth. An imprisonment to the souls journey. I could clearly see the cocoon some of my friends and acquaintances had built for themselves that they would never break free from. The monotony of having and possessing just seems like an endless round of distractions set up to keep people locked in their own self imprisonments. So when I started reading about you’re interest in Indian power animals and the Indian medicine man came out in you it all had a familiarity about it. Like returning back to some previous chapters that I enjoyed reading in a favorite book that was hard to put down. Like that Eric.