"This is the true myth of America. she starts old,old wrinkled and writhing in an old skin. And there isa gradual sloughing off of the old skin,
towards a new youth. It is the myth of America."
--D.H. Lawrence,
I am in a deep healing thanks to recent events over the last ten days.
I wrote a poem last summer I was inspired by watching Golden Drake do her yoga at a Jen Peters Shamanic event.
One of the lines was, I am too young to be old. How does a person stay young? My spiritual teacher and spiritual father Dr. Bernard Jensen stayed young into his 90s, through his world search to study the lives of men and women and who lived to a ripe old age. There is a video of his world travels that I have permission from Art Jensen, one of his sons, to release on the internet. I will do this one of these days.
My own strategy to stay young is to round myself with vitally alive Young people, many of them in periods of self discovery.
I'm able to stay alive because of the depth of my passion to leave our world and more beautiful than I found it.
I'm also staying alive through the grace of many peers and sponsors who find value in The contributions that I seek to make.
One of my commonly known passions is saving and educating about our sacred indigenous seeds. It is that passion each year that drives me to take on more than 1700 mile journey to help elevate The National Heirloom Exposition that this year will be September 5-7, 2017 at the Sonoma fairgrounds.
In my earlier years, I graduated from massage school at @IPSP (?), and I have benefited from experiences receiving healthcare end guidance from some of the greatest souls of my generation and those before me. I am health practitioner in my own right and many who have more licenses that I would ever desire to achieve, have a good knowledged in the healing gifts I've shared with them.
I'm now in the period of beginning to leave my legacy, when includes the body of literature that I believe will stand beyond my present lifetime,
I'm in a moment of grace in the mist of the chaos that is so prevalent for many of us.
It's healing to serve and be of service.
I wanted to take a moment to be thankful and acknowledge some of my healers.
Leslie Goldman #YourEnchantedGardener #PlantYourDreamBlog