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Why do we have such a deep need to tell stories? Why do we as humans crave to tell our own story? Even if no one is actively ‘listening’, we are constantly writing our own biography. We don’t all live our lives the same way but we are all in a perpetual state of narration.

Our stories carry a lot of power. What we tell others shapes the way they feel about us, intentionally or not. What we tell ourselves shapes the way we see ourselves and the world around us. Again, intentionally or not. We can however, use this to our advantage. We can intentionally, tell ourselves we can do the task at hand. This helps us gain confidence.

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I think the need to tell our stories is fueled by the desire to connect with others. I think humans are an interesting dichotomy of wanting to be individual yet also wanting to belong.
~ Cynthia Nault
Telling your story helps others to see themselves in you. It helps them relate to how you feel. It also may provide insight on their own story. Perhaps illuminating an otherwise invisible silver lining. Your stories, both victories and defeats, may help another person understand a lesson they’ve been struggling with.

Welcome to Blue Sky Community Healing Centre’s blog. We hope that the stories written by our staff/volunteers will help explain the concept of Blue Sky. We invite you to rewrite your own story and recreate yourself.

This Circle is Complete

by Cindy Crowe

In the spring of 2012, I remember discussing with the universe the workload that I had as the lodge keeper of Grey Wolf Traditional Teaching Lodge. I was tired and very overwhelmed with the responsibility and I was bargaining with the universe that I should not have to ‘physically’ put up the teaching lodges anymore. […]

Fish Medicine

by Cindy Crowe
Lake Superior

It was an ordinary morning, just before dawn, on Ktichigaming (Lake Superior). I was out at Mission Marsh and having an extraordinary experience with a Spirit from the north and we were sharing spectacular stories and experiences. This Spirit appeared to be of the male gender. I noticed that this Spirit had sprinkled something into […]

All Our Relations

by Cindy Crowe
Sleeping Giant photo by Jonathan Coons

The day that I came back from Ireland June 25 2015, I injured my left ankle. I was having a glorious walk with my family and puppies and I definitely was ‘high’ in Spirit (and not in my physical body) looking across at Ktichigaming (meaning big lake for Lake Superior). I did not see the […]

In the Beams of Light

by Cindy Crowe
crepuscular rays

In the Beams of Light Last summer I finally got to go camping on the long weekend in August 2014. I say finally, because as the lodge keeper and the Executive Director of the teaching lodge, that has now morphed into the Blue Sky Community Healing Centre, it is difficult to get away from everything. […]

Meeting Tahquitz in California

by Cindy Crowe
California

I am continuing to follow this message from Spirit to share my passion around the world and after having such a great experience in Maui, I came to Palm Springs, California.  This trip was coordinated and promoted by a very good friend and fellow light worker, Abbi O’Neill (www.therapyoflight.com). She is a healer of healers  […]

Two Small Beings From Another Planet

by Cindy Crowe
woodpecker

It was an ordinary day in my life and I was heading out to nature to enjoy some solitude and connection to Spirit. I was walking at one of my favourite places to walk, Boulevard Lake which is a man-made lake within the urban setting of Thunder Bay, my home. I was born in what […]

My First Experience With the Little Rock People

by Cindy Crowe
highway

As I have mentioned before, I was not raised with my native culture, language or traditions. I have always felt extremely close to native people and remember even as a child that the attraction to these people was very strong. If there was a native person in the room, you would probably find me right […]

Igniting the Sparks of Passion Around the World

by Cindy Crowe

During the Christmas holidays following the visit from the snowy white owl, Spirit was constantly urging me to go out into the world and do Spiritual workshops. Really? Similar to the battle that I had when I was told that I was a lodge keeper back in 2007, my ego kept wrestling with me saying […]

Visit From Spirit on Christmas Day 2014

by Cindy Crowe
Snowy-owl

Last Christmas I volunteered to host the Christmas dinner and gift exchange and so on for myself and my five children and their significant others. The previous few years had been hosted by my oldest daughter and she was very pre-occupied with a vision quest that she was on and my youngest daughter was very […]

My Gift From Another Dimension

by Cindy Crowe
Rocks

In 2004 while I was learning how to listen to myself and remembering who I am, I spent the summer on the ‘pow wow trail’ just ‘being’. I met some new friends and became reacquainted with friends I hadn’t seen in a while. I do not remember exactly how this happened but I had asked […]