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Self-isolating during the COVID-19 Pandemic
I am not finding it easy to be self-isolation. When I returned from New Mexico on March 16th, the self-isolation was a requirement upon returning from travel to US. Now it is not forced, but the public health order requires … Continue reading
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Regeneration
It is April 5, 2020 and my website has been dormant for over 2 years while I completed course requirements for my doctoral program at University of Alberta. Now as we shift paradigms due to the Covid-19 pandemic, I return … Continue reading
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Matricultures presentation at CGCER
This week-end I made a presentation about Matricultures and Climate Change Porosity at the CGCER conference in Edmonton. I am grateful for many inquiries and for support.
Mythology, Women & Society: Growing the Groundswell
Symposium sponsored by the Association for the Study of Women and Mythology March 25, 2017. Unable to attend in person, I will make my presentation via Skype. Indigenous Matricultures in North America Presentation by Irene Friesen Wolfstone Abstract My purpose … Continue reading
Great Mother Garden
Terra Mandala Meditation Garden has morphed into The Great Mother Garden. You are welcome to book a garden tour in before August 2o. I prefer individuals or small groups of 2-5. Allow 1 hour.
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Cultural Stories
Today I began adding another layer to this website. The cultural stories illustrate the theme of Natality through myth, ritual, sign and symbol. I include many images to create a mood, and where possible, I also add a video link … Continue reading
Celebrating a natal event
A week ago, we welcomed the arrival of a unique child into our world. Robin gave birth to a baby and thus became a mother, and that meant that Mike, my son, became a father and I became a grandmother … Continue reading