Comments on: “A Psychotherapist, Ecopsychologist, Pagan, and Shamanic Practitioner”

By: Mountain Song – for Ginny « Deaf Pagan Crossroads

Mountain Song – for Ginny « Deaf Pagan Crossroads — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 18:38:16 +0000

[...] came to know this mountain as the result of meeting a very special individual at PantheaCon – Ginny Anderson. I took her workshop on “Circling San Francisco Bay” and learned about different sacred [...]

By: Dawn Pugh

Dawn Pugh — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 05:47:39 +0000

Hi Ginny,

We have connected via twitter at some point and I thought I would leave a comment on your post.

I feel I must say that you give others the opportunity and invitation to explore the very nature of our beings, offering confidence to speak about their own meanings and connections with nature.

“Ginny lights the way for readers to forge a deeper link between themselves and the natural world, as she explores the meaning and connections between sacred place, personal space, open hearts, and intent.”

Thank you and take care
Regards
Dawn Pugh

By: sunny

sunny — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 16:52:04 +0000

I truly agree with Ginny. Sacred sites can be found anywhere. I used to, as a child, have certain places in the woods I would go when I felt certain emotions. It was the way the light came through the trees and landed on the grassy spot, or how the wind seemed to always be blowing in that one little knoll. Very interesting post, Osh, as always!

By: HAWK

HAWK — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 03:26:42 +0000

As a retired forest ranger who still enjoys starting my day with a hike in the woods, I enjoyed this post. I think Ginny is absolutely right in her statements about the importance of the relationship between ourselves and the natural world around us. Unless and until we begin to recognize, respect, and honor that relationship we never be able to experience and appreciate life fully and wholly.

I found the commentary about a “force field” capable of amplifying our visions and enhancing our capabilities to be quite fascinating.

Kudos to you, Ginny Anderson! Keep up the good work.

Osh… I look forward to reading your upcoming series.