Ok, big breath in and PUSH. Argh! The labour pains we’ve been experiencing as we give birth to our new little enterprise called Mystic Waters Ranch are beginning to subside. A tremendous amount of energy, attention and activity has gone into nurturing our seed idea and now, eight months in, we are starting to witness the fruits of our labours.
Debra's blog
Labour Pains and Pleasures
Submitted by Debra on Fri, 08/12/2011 - 5:14pm
Girls just want to have fun!
Submitted by Debra on Thu, 07/07/2011 - 2:53pm
After what seemed like only a brief reprieve from putting all our spare energy and attention toward building fences and creating paddocks with shelters for our boys, we got back to work with a vengeance during the last weeks of June.
The Big Business of Cancer
Submitted by Debra on Mon, 06/13/2011 - 3:15pm
Everyone who has been affected by cancer, either in their own body or that of someone they love, needs to watch this video: Burzynski Cancer is Serious Business. A friend sent me the link today and though I wouldn't normally watch a full length movie on my computer, something compelled me to do it this time AND I am glad I did. I want to share this with everyone I am connected to.
My Family Constellation Experiences
Submitted by Debra on Mon, 05/30/2011 - 3:43pm
Over the past 10 years I have participated in countless spiritual ceremonies, rituals and practices. Though diverse in their origins, each one, at it's core, held an invitation for me to directly experience truth. The deepest truth of my existence as a spiritual being having a physical experience plus other truths related to various aspects of life such as love, trust and connection with all of life.
A new breed of visitor
Submitted by Debra on Wed, 05/11/2011 - 9:28am
One of the reasons I wanted to live at Mystic Waters Ranch was to be closer to nature. Sure, there was nature around my place in Surrey, however, not like it is here. I had one big cedar tree on my property and the only animals I’d see were dogs and cats who would come to poop in my yard. If I wanted to walk in the trees, I had to drive to a park.
