Stories from the Web of Life

Always shake your shoes out in the morning, you never know if there's a cranky scorpion waking up inside one of them.

As spirit animals, snakes teach us a good deal about transformation, vulnerability and growth. Every time a snake sheds its skin, it takes a great risk, because it is vulnerable and exposed. But only through this act of sacrificing who it was before, and consequently exposing its fresh, tender skin, does it grow.

I was supposed to watch Snow White, but all I could think about was the mustang of the Marlboro Man.

Read about the hummingbird who got stuck in the light shaft.

Read all about the black widow spiders and their message about life and death.

Aloe Vera in the Sketchbook Oaxacans are obsessed with plants, and for a good reason. I have seen a shack put together from corrugated...

Read about my encounter with an owl who revealed to me that I had Second Sight.

Sofía - street punk or high priestess of ancient Egypt? About a year after Tuva the dog had passed away, I rented a house with a giant...

Azrael, the archangel in the form of a dog While I was learning to read and make oracle cards, I also received readings from other...

A Cat's Lesson about Death One of the hardest lessons for us humans is to accept death as a part of life. Whereas birth is the entrance...

Animal Communication sometimes happens spontaneously, when you least expect it. Here's my account of a meeting with a very brave rivercrab.

My unexpected introduction to animal communication, discovering the wisdom of the cockroach.

Some think animals need a vet, but only few experience the potential of an animal to be a healer.

This is the first edition of our visionary newsletter. Enjoy!