A Lovely Day at the Creek

by with No Comment WellnessWisdom

A Lovely Day at the Creek with Sybil, and with Ilu. I dare not take them at the same time! Walking to the creek is dangerous these days, because many dogs are fenced in, yet, they can escape at will. Many dogs can crawl under the gate, and a few can simply hop over the fences! I know, becauseI had to have my fencesd extended to TEN FEET HIGH because Sybil and her brother geronimo could easily hop over the Six foot tall fences…

 

Anyhoo, the rains have stopped for a few days, and so it was time to go for a walk to the Creek. We used to go for long hikes by the Eel River, alas, I have been without wheels for 5.5 years, and we must make do with the Creek, or sometimes, it is just a creekbed. Still it is a “peace of nature” that is available to everyone in the Valley, and I am thankful to live so close.

 

The first day, I took Sybil.

ASIDE: I alternate walks. And believe me, they keep track. One time, Ilu had acted up, so I took Sybil for a walk twice in a row. Ilu was FURIOUS! So, how did she get me back? SHE ESCAPED.! Now, I know that Iluaki (which means, One Who Does Good Things in Inuit) and Sybil can escape anytime they darn well please! LOL!! They are just being respectful and kind by staying in the yard. Funny thing is that Ilu escaped into the neighbor’s yard, and was trapped until he let her out! HAHA!

 

Back to the Creek…. watch the entire playlist.

I’ve Known Rivers by Tchiya Amet

 

https://soundcloud.com/bluelotusspeaks/ive-known-rivers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My Roof WAS on FIRE! Dua Tefnut: My Fire Water Story

by with No Comment Celestial Events and Cultural AstronomyHeruScopesTRUTHWellnessWisdom

The Roof, the Roof, My Roof WAS on FIRE!
Dua Tefnut: Gratitude Fire Water Goddess
My Fire Water Story

 

On Sunday June 28, 2015, there were two fires in Round Valley. Here is my Fire Water Story.

Here is a slide show of my yard and the neighborhood  after the fire.

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Ukiah Press Democrat
http://www.pressdemocrat.com/news/4130825-181/fires-burn-home-other-buildings

Two fires that erupted within 45 minutes of each other in the remote Mendocino County community of Covelo burned at least four structures Sunday afternoon, including one residence.

 

This page has some good photos.
http://kymkemp.com/2015/06/28/downtown-covelo-being-evacuated-due-to-cemetery-fire/

This lot is right across the street from me.
The houses on fire were directly across the street from this lot on the other side….

 



 

 

Here is some information on the red flame retardant that was used. Still needing to determine if my water and land has been poisoned…

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phos-Chek
“The first Phos-Chek retardant product was available in 1962. The Phos-Chek brand belonged to the Monsanto Company until 1998, when ownership was transferred to Solutia Inc. In 2000, Astaris LLC acquired the Phos-Chek name. In November 2005, Astaris LLC was acquired by Israel Chemicals Ltd. (ICL),[16] and the Phos-Chek brand was renamed “Phos-Chek Fire Safety Group” and assigned to the Performance Products division of ICL (ICL PPLP).[17]”

MONSANTO?????

http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/fire/wfcs/products/msds/foam/wd881.pdf

PHOS CHEK??

 

song called “Fire Water” from the CD entitled “Celestial Folk Music”

 

 

Information on Tefnut


http://www.landofpyramids.org/tefnut.htm

 The function of Tefnut is described as being the lioness goddess of rain, water and moisture

Tefnut, the lion headed goddess of water, is often depicted on the coffins of the deceased pouring drink from a pitcher, to sustain the souls journeying through the Underworld.

 

She was also known as the “Uraeus on the Head of all the Gods” and  the “Lady of the Flame”.

 DUA TEFNUT!

Grateful to be safe and alive.
Grateful to all the brave souls that stepped forward to fight this fire.
Hotep.

Tchiya Amet El Maat, S.E.