Spirit Catcher's Story
Kokopelli was a Toltec who came from the heart of
Mexico. Although there are many legends about Kokopelli, they all have
one thing in common. In legend he has come to personify kindness and
gentleness. He was most noticeably portrayed carrying a large bag of
belongings on his back and playing an Indian flute. In many of these
portrayals it makes it look as if he was a hunchback. This reminds us
that looks can be deceiving.
His music was said to be so sweet that it was able to
bring out the best of the land in order to care for the people. The
fertility that he brought to the land lives on to this day. There are
ancient petroglyphs to honour him and his form is readily recognized by
today’s modern world. Having Kokopelli visit was always a time of
celebration and the tribe that welcomed him into their midst was truly
blessed. He ranged from Colorado south to cover the entire Rio Grande
Valley.
The Chi
This Spirit Catcher brings the energy of fertility to
the garden. Not only does it call to the physical aspects of the garden
but it also calls to the fertility of life. It encourages us to actively
seek the magic inside ourselves.
Whatever you plan can be realized by dusting off the old
limiting ideas. Magic is no more than a change of consciousness which is
aided by using one’s talents in a fertile manner.
Dee
Cherrie-Ashman
Original paintings available as:
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12in x 19in oval
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$175.00
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18in x 24in oval
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$185.00
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