Native Winds
the six directions
east, south, west, north, sky and earth
blowing through my heart
~
Image from Robin G on Pinterest.
Native American teachings resonate deeply with me, especially their reverence for life. May we listen with our hearts and celebrate all life.
writing to freedom 
Six directions ~ wonderful and so accurate. Great poem.
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Thanks Randall. The Native traditions have been calling me lately. May they bring fair winds for all my relations.
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Reblogged this on Lorrie Bowden and commented:
This is utterly beautiful Brad!! I can feel your magnificent energy move through this poem as it moved through me. I send this out to my readers and know that they will feel this peace also. <3. Thank you, Brad!
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Hugs, peace and love to you my friend. May we learn to live in harmony with nature and each other.
blessings, Brad
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beautiful poetry and soul touching music 🙂 Thank you for sharing Brad 🙂
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You are most welcome Neha. I’m glad the music and poem touched your heart as they did mine. 🙂
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I love it – perspective is key, and when we open our eyes to more than what science tells us, we discover pure magic – six directions, beautiful!
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I agree Dave. Magic and sacredness add a subtle joy to life.
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We have much to learn from our Native Brothers and Sisters Brad.. I play lots of their inspired music.. Including some of their marvellous Drumming and Chants.. Thank you for sharing … Much love and Gratitude Sue
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Indeed Sue, much to learn, share and appreciate from our Native friends. Feel free to share some of that music here or on your site. Thanks for being tuned to our great Mother and her gifts. I’m glad I could stimulate a post and thanks for the mention. Blessings to all my relations…
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Lovely poem and music Brad 🙂 We are slowly relearning the knowledge and wisdom of people such as the Native Americans. It seems westerners lost the sense of ‘oneness’ centuries ago, but it was never lost in native tribes. For those of us on a quest for understanding their teachings do resonate 🙂
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Agreed Robert. There is much to learn from the Native cultures around the world. Thankfully, some of them are willing to share and some of us are willing to listen and learn. May we learn to live in harmony with each other and Mother Earth.
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Incredible flute playing (and rain-like percussion). Wow. There’s so much riding on those winds…
Michael
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Thanks Michael. I played it just for you. 🙂 May fair winds blow you way.
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I loved that Brad! The music brought me with it…peace, Richard
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I’m happy to share a moment of peace with you Richard. Thanks for connecting here.
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I love Native American teachings too! 🙂 When I was little and we were playing cowboys and Indians I always had to be the Indian Princess, I called myself Moonbeam 🙂 🙂
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Another fun nickname for you Trini. XD Thanks for adding your joy, play and imagination. 🙂
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Reblogged this on A Call to Witness and commented:
The Song of my Ancestors.
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Thank you. blessings, Brad
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Just amazing! Wonderful!
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Thank you! May fair winds touch your heart.
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