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‘Illuminating Presence’, LuxorLore on YouTube

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‘A Sense of Sandalwood and Cherry Blossom’ , InterMedia, Phoebe Surana-Mehit, #pathofpotions #potionsoflight #secretkingdomsoflight #cauldronlore #artasmysticism

‘Self-genesis and the discovery of indivisible oneness’, Self Portrait, InterMedia, Phoebe Surana-Mehit.

From my notes and archives; “The anointing of the feet, the cleansing of the feet, the dressing of the feet. Flower as essence and the potency of light and frequency.” #pathofpotions InterMedia and original photography, ‘Healing the Healer’; Phoebe Surana-Mehit.

‘A Friend for Evelyn’ by Phoebe Surana-Mehit #potionoflight #pathofpotions

‘Into Hidden Realms; Art as Mysticism’ by Phoebe Surana-Mehit. InterMedia, original photography. #pathofpotions #cauldronlore #secretkingdomsoflight #artasmysticism

‘The Emerald Blossoming’ . InterMedia, Phoebe Surana-Mehit. #potionoflight #pathofpotions

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This is the wallpaper I see when getting out at the third floor in Parktown Hotel, Saskatoon.

Broadway Bridge on the South Saskatchewan River.

I have gathered today with the Metis people in Batoche to witness a people come together to honour their traditions, heritage, artwork, and efforts to bring dignity and resolution to the stories of their ancestors. This is a picture of the rafters under which we have gathered here in Saskatchewan, Canada.

Road trip and a flat tire found us hiding in the ditch under the hot prairie sun. But the Goddess has perfect timing and our hands were shown the most abundant source of camomile I have ever had the pleasure of picking. Mixed with a healthy level of yarrow we now have a beautiful tea for the summer nights ahead✨✨#prairie #albertacanada #wildcrafted

The joy I receive from my pumpkin patch!

The power and beauty of the silk moth. These are photos taken in Vientiane, Laos. I used a traditional loom to weave my first silk piece using pale sky blue and luminous white threads. To achieve a natural blue dye the indigo plant is used, more specifically the fresh leaves and stems are fermented. Limestone, ash water, white alcohol, is used as a mordant. I had the privilege of attending a class through Ock Pop Tok, a fair trade, empowerment of women, and quality controlled resource for artisans and crafters. Vientiane has an elegant French colonial district right on the Mekong River, where the silk moth came over the Chinese border into Laos, enriching the lives and culture of it’s indigenous communities. Did you know? The Naga water serpent is the most frequently used motif in Lao textiles. Nagas, locals believe, are powerfully magical beings that can assume the form of other beings such as animals and humans. Their powers are believed to bestow health or illness, whether they feel love or anger. Master weavers are known to depict a Siho (half elephant half bird and sometimes half lion) pregnant with small Nagas in the belly...wow. I was raised in the Nagual traditions and I was pulled to this story as an enriching expression of poetry.

A gift from a dear friend, from his father’s collection. Yesterday I applied copper leaf to this little one’s skull to transmute the energy and bring artistic joy to our home.

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