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Hometown:

Redding, California

Relationship Status:

Single

About Me:

Artist/Healer/Shaman

Favorite Music:

New Age/Patrick Bernard/ Simon and Garfunkel/ Nilsson/ Lennon/ Cristopher Cross/ Matisha/ ABBA/

Favorite Books:

I AM Discourses/ Electrons/ Luna-Julia Butterfly about Earth-First & the Headwaters Redwood grove/ all Barbara Hand Clow books/
Elizabeth & Mark Prophet Ascended Master Teachings/ Joshua D. Stone Spiritual Path/

Favorite Movies:

Out on a Limb/ Celestine Prophecy/ The Last Mimsy/ Fifth Element/ The Messenger-Joan of Arc/

What do you do to make a living?

Angel and Master Portraits, Color signature designs, Spirit Art and Akashic Paintings, Angelic Reiki, Design Business Cards, Flyers, Signs, etc.

What kind of hobbies do you have?

Walking in Nature, Pets and animals, artist, pastels, drawing, music, computer, newsletter, website

In a world where you were pursuing your deepest, most heartfelt callings, what would you be doing?

I am doing it.

What is the most important thing you have learned in your life?

Only love is real.

Describe a belief that you previously held and then subsequently changed. What caused you to change your mind?

I believed I wasn't worth anything due to many confusing and traumatic situations experienced. I decided to put worth back on myself no matter what another said about me or did to me. I intended it and so I was worthy of love.
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Who do you admire most in the world (past and/or present) and why?

Jesus and Mary Magdalene, Mother Mary, Ghandi, Paolo Veronese the artist-created bright light filled pigments & faced inquisition, Joan of Arc for listening to her guidance and believing in her intuition, and our new Divine Government whomever they are.

At this turbulent moment in history, what do you think is the most important thing a person can do to help humankind (and the rest of the planet) survive the many dangers that confront us?

Be authentic self...or strive to be.

What are your answers to the big questions: Who are we? Where are we from? Why are we here? Where are we headed?

We are pure love, we come from the Oneness of Love, we are here to remember that we are pure-love and to recognize others as this love, we are coming home to Oneness of pure-love.

Why did you decide to join this community?

I liked the colors I saw and the feelings I felt on homepage.

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At 9:41am on September 1, 2007, Bonnie Willow said…: What an interesting site you have! There are so many fascinating people in this network. Hooray for David for building this for us!

See you around...

At 12:03pm on August 13, 2007, Michael O'Leary said…: Mary--I have a book on some Irish family history written by a gent named O'Grady. Half the book is the O'Grady side and half the book is the O'Leary family. Embellished for a good read, but interesting none the less.

At 4:44pm on July 14, 2007, Joan Schaefer Richmond said…: I've been to a number of places, but never California. southern California doesn't have much appeal for me, but northern California seems so much more attractive -- in terms of scenery, of course, but whenever I read about people from the northern part of the state, they strike me as being more independent kinds of people, more in touch with their environment.

I live in Ohio now, where I grew up, but I also lived in Texas for 20 years. They were very nice people, very friendly, though it never felt like home. I think that in order to feel connected to the world, you have to feel connected with a particular place. I guess that's why ancient civilizations always thought their homelands were the navel, the center of the world. :)

At 3:34am on July 14, 2007, Carol Horn said…: PS to the just posted previous note:
Your posted photo could be lifted right in to a local Irish location and you would appear completely typically Irish.

At 3:28am on July 14, 2007, Carol Horn said…: Mary, as you wrote: "the green hills, clover, and brown stones of Ireland in my blood I am sure of it! My favorite style home is thatched roof country home with diamond paned windows and milk stained paint on the house and a red door. " Memory is a strange function not truly understood by our sciences who can demonstrate things that happen IN memory, and areas of the brain that hold specific types of memory, but not the function itself. You appear to be describing something coming from some level of memory, whether cellular, genetic, or past life, or some combination, hardly matters. As you say, it is in your blood. I also have several such life arenas that are also deeply in my psyche, complete with images as specific as yours. At this time in our development as humans, many of us seem to be drawing upon and melding patterns from particularly important times in human history, both personal patterns and larger collective patterns. Much of my travel was deeply involved with such matters. I hope you find a way to get there too. It was a hard life in those homes which appear so appealing from our American point of view, sometimes even cruel, but also sometimes very satisfying.

At 11:41am on July 13, 2007, Joan Schaefer Richmond said…: I just joined this week, too. Like you, I liked the sense of community reflected in the pages.

At 3:19am on July 13, 2007, Carol Horn said…: Hello Mary, yes I wish I could go back there too. All the years I traveled, I was always caring for and teaching the groups that I was responsible for, and therefore my focus was always on them. So, oh, how I wish I could get back there so that I could be fully present with the land & people there myself.

At 2:57am on July 13, 2007, Mary O'Grady said…: Hello from Northern California, I mean "far north" 1 1/2 hours south of the Oregon border and 3 hours east of the Pacific ocean.