I was just going to take a brief walk and photo the local black cow. He stands in all his grandeur amidst a massive field with a large, gnarly oak tree companion. The view revives my spirit! After this photo, however, it felt like I wasn’t done. The Tualatin river isn’t far away, but IContinue reading “The River Spirit Called Me”
Author Archives: Regina Chante
Green Tara Rice Soup
After ordering to-go food from your fave ethnic restaurant you may have a lot of extra cooked rice sitting in the fridge. You may also have some veggies in the back of the fridge that need to be spared the fate of a science experiment. Green Tara rice soup to the rescue! This soup isContinue reading “Green Tara Rice Soup”
Acknowledging the Cultural Creatives in Our Lives
It occurred to me the reason I pretty much cringe at the media is because it’s someone else’s idea of what I should be looking at, thinking about and giving my personal energy to.You don’t leave your front door open to let any wandering shmoe from the street help themselves into your personal living space,Continue reading “Acknowledging the Cultural Creatives in Our Lives”
Patreon Page Invite Just for You!
I just launched my very first Patreon page. For you loyal blog readers who want to go the extra mile and support my creative muse please check out: https://www.patreon.com/ReginaChante For only $3/month get an exclusive monthly gift as my “Thank you!”. 💗
Why I Don’t Believe In God or UFOs.
I have a library full of books on Near Death Experiences (NDE), ETs, UFOs, and out-of-body-experiences (OOBE) so you might ask why, particularly since I have “no belief” in such beings and experiences? Because I KNOW. Was it the churches I was dragged to as a child while my mother tried to figure out herContinue reading “Why I Don’t Believe In God or UFOs.”
Facing My Fear of Horses
This year is rife with fears about whatever one chooses to focus on, from viruses, politics, war, race issues – you name it. Lots of choices. For me, however, a long-standing fear I’ve wanted to overcome is being up close and personal in the presence of a 1000+ lb life form, namely horses. Where thisContinue reading “Facing My Fear of Horses”
Oxalic Acid Burden- Resolution Through Balanced Food Intake
The photo above kind of looks like miniature crystals and, in fact, that is correct. But they are invisible, microscopic crystals that exist in foods we eat and may be one source of much pain, fatigue, nausea, moodiness etc in a body that is out of balance. What drew me to investigate these crystals, knownContinue reading “Oxalic Acid Burden- Resolution Through Balanced Food Intake”
Humanity Awakening to A Malleable Reality
Yesterday I listened to Whitley Strieber’s interview on Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove. In his recollection of staying on a Lakota reservation some years ago Whitley spoke of high strangeness affecting his vision. Whether seated in a car as a passenger, sitting outside or within building walls, he could see two worlds merging as one,Continue reading “Humanity Awakening to A Malleable Reality”
With This Breath….
“Some butterflies live only for one day. Some cacti bloom only for a few hours at night. And this is what makes them so exquisite. A moment of sunshine on your face, breakfast with a loved one, a child’s smile. This moment will never happen again. This breath I am taking is precious because itContinue reading “With This Breath….”
Mung Bean Broth for Healing, and Dr. Miriam Lee
The dense fog/wildfire smoke of this last week has left me feeling nauseous, watery eyed, and bleh. I was thinking this morning how inviting a nice tasting broth sounded. One of my fave soups is mung bean but that sounded too heavy. I wondered how a mung bean broth would taste and what the benefitsContinue reading “Mung Bean Broth for Healing, and Dr. Miriam Lee”
