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While Western medicine often sees healthcare as a battle against a disease or injury, Native American tradition holds that true healing come through dialogue - with our afflictions, our spirititual allies, and our own innate wisdom. With gentle guidance and a rich understanding of tribal medicine, Dr. Mehl-Madrona offers you essential practices for tapping into the resources of the spirit world with Native American healing meditations.

In the midst of our hectic, overscheduled lives, caring for the soul is imperative. Now, more than ever, we need to pause - intentionally - and encounter the Divine. Soul care director Barbara Peacock illustrates a journey of prayer, spiritual direction, and soul care from an African American perspective. She reflects on how these disciplines are woven into the African American culture and lived out in the rich heritage of its faith community.

Step into the serene grasslands of Saskatchewan, Canada, where nature's symphony awaits. Immerse yourself in the enchanting audio recording of the American Bittern singing near a delicate babbling stream. As the sun gently casts its golden rays over the picturesque landscape, you'll be transported to a world of tranquillity and deep relaxation. Listen closely as the American Bittern, also known as Botaurus lentiginosus, unveils its mesmerizing song. This elusive heron, adorned in a rich tapestry of brown plumage with intricate black stripes, gracefully blends into its marshland home

Immerse yourself in the captivating ambiance of Canadian wetlands with the exquisite audio recording of American Wigeon and other bird songs. Experience the tranquil beauty of these waterfowl and their melodious calls, complemented by the symphony of nature in the background. The American Wigeon, a majestic species belonging to the Anatidae family, graces the wetlands of North America with its presence. These graceful waterfowl are known for their preference for shallow habitats such as marshes, lakeshores, and ponds, where they forage for sustenance.

You may have seen these orange breasted birds tugging earthworms out of the ground and heard their cheery song. They appear early in spring and can be seen across towns and villages. This early bird is naturally found in wilder areas including mountain forests. American Robin's birdsong is a melodious sound of spring. It is often a string of clear whistles, often repeated and described as 'cheerily, cheer up, cheer up, cheerily'.

In the heart of a rugged river canyon, the clear, rhythmic song of the American Dipper echoes over flowing water, creating a hauntingly beautiful natural melody. Set against the backdrop of a wild and windswept landscape, this immersive recording captures the dipper's iconic call amidst the gentle rush of the stream and the distant calls of other forest dwellers.