Voting for ancestors of sacrifice Voting for those who endured and survived Voting for those who cannot vote Voting because justice is a necessity Voting to honor those who have died Lifting the blanket Reveal courage Uncover sovereignty The power is in the collective The power is the clouds, snow, and rainbows This is a growing moment This is a transitional state
Caribou
How to win an election
x = y4 - 45(44 + 46 + 47)
y = 1 oak tree
seagull(s) + z = 1 sea salt wave + pelican(s)
z = 1 ocean breeze
now ≥ 5 wood lilies
past/future < 3 wood lilies
young oak trees > dark crumbling ribbons
mature oak trees > bleak oil paintings
Focus on what you want more than what you do not want
Replace the darkened heart with a green one
Invite everyone to the fall farmhouse dinner
Replace acting through ego with honoring all
Demons exist but they do not have to be in charge of life
Call on your friends across and of the sea
Hooded crow clears away hate and fear
Triple spiral and broom plant shift us
The next 24 hours matter the most
This statement is true at any point in time
Visions, invisible to some, restore inspiration
Call on your asanas to navigate swells and rain
Focus on the keys
They are truth tellers
Do not over examine
Send out what you want in return

Sapling
Yesterday I heard someone say "I howl at the wrong times". I thought, "I'm glad she does. Otherwise, there is too much karmic debt floating around." The red-tailed hawk feather was a good omen. It inspired me to draw a vase that can hold all the flowers in the world. Every sunflower, tulip, snapdragon, and so on. There is no need to feed the darkness. If you want to turn fear into hope, plant a sapling. We are moving back into an egalitarian era. The hungry ghosts and blue beards will need to find their way. We are moving into an era of less politics and a lot more unforced generosity. I will write more about this later. You are part of this galaxy. You are part of this healing. You are part of this rhythm. You are part of this transition.
Caribou Branches

Antlers sprout Blood circulates Lungs gently fill with sub-alpine fir and grey alder air Exhale merges with wind Winds through lodge-pole pine forests To human cities starving for a caribou bath Patient Ogilvie mountains watch Caribou drinks from Porcupine River Soft lines of energy travel Yukon bows to accept tributary gift Journey of fast ice Splashes into Bering Sea Greets Pacific halibut King and opilio crab pots sink Catch, honor, feast Caribou branches spread Feel their way Into the fascia of the earth Vibrating in our web of voices