#patchamama

[sirenadeloceano]

Although life can be heavy and burdensome and hard, it can feel lonely, daunting and overwhelming, it is still such a gift. It is always a gift and when I remind myself of all the love, the beauty, the nature, the realness, the rawness, the truth within and all around us, I am bought back into the present moment and feel so much gratitude for being here in this moment and time. Being kinder to myself and holding myself in love, always, always ❤️‍🔥

[rogerarroyave]

☮️ ODA A PATCHAMAMA ☫ TRABAJADORES DE LA LUZ

[pgabachelorarfa2023norahlaly]

Croquis pour une peinture sur Patchamama

Avril 2022

[karasartravelsfreequeboutique]

#brezovaguba (#fomitopsisbetulina ili #Piptoporusbetulinus) je #ljekovitagljiva za liječenje raznih bolesti... Proučite si! ------- i naručite kod mene! 😉 cijena: 100 g = 90 kn (+ troškovi dostave) ------- #birchpolypore #birchbracket #razorstrop #naturalcure #giftofnature #giftofgods #patchamama https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc8GmWJMBM6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[letitflow15]

[sisi66]

I now know the meaning of purging. It's not fun. It's hard. It's like exorcism; everything in me is resisting this process. But man, it's worth it. I'm freeing myself from very messy stuff; slimey, dark, horrible, yucky, sad; outcries of desperation; deep yearning for it to be over; life or death; I don't care; just over. And then, all of a sudden, there's a lightness and light entering my body, my mind, my soul. It's done. Peace. A need for grounding, earthy sounds. Rest. I've chosen life. Again. All for you, Patcha Mama. . . . . #purge #purging #healing #exorcism #lettingitcomethrough #release #releasing #ancestralhealing #somuchpain #patchamama #foryoumama (at South Oxfordshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCu8pwZHYzB/?igshid=1u11xkssdbnbe

[dpmsnowshop]

Landes Art... #nature #landart #by #patchamama #magic #power #goodmorning #onelove @dpmsnowshop #ontour

[les-resonances]

***Un jour tu rêves de liberté **** 

Alors tu te projettes, tu rêves à ce qui te ferait plaisir, ça prend une forme matériel bien précise parce que tu es un humain et que ton cerveau, ton ego, ton conditionnement reste en fond de toile.... Tu sais que la pensée est créatrice, alors tu rêves au plus beau camion qui soit, tu l’aménages dans ta tête, tu te renseignes, tu lis, tu étudie, tu dessines, tu fais des « vision board », car le petit humain que tu es, est tout de même très discipliné ... Ta petite voix intérieure te dit peut être que c’est ailleurs que ça se passe, mais tu ne l’écoutes pas, car ta tête sait déjà tout. Tu continues les projections, les désirs, les envies. Tu te fixes une date de départ, pas d’itinéraire mais ça va venir, ton énergie est focus, tout est possible... Et puis un petit virus arrive, il prend ton rêve de liberté et l’enferme dans une boîte. Une boîte confortable, une boîte sécurisante. Mais toi petit humain tu rêvais de liberté pas d’être enfermé ! Alors tu luttes, tu n’es pas content, tu es frustré, très frustré et puis en plus tu n’as plus le droit de travailler, alors là c’est le pompon. Ton projet peu pas aboutir sans argent pas de camion, sans camion pas de nouvelle vie.... l’ego entre en piste... Et puis un jour tu te réveilles, tu fais le calme intérieur, tu te poses enfin, chacun à trouvé sa place dans la boîte donc tu peux te recentrer. Tu réalises que ta voix intérieure elle, elle a continuée de te parler mais avec le chaos de l’ego impossible de l’entendre. Tu t’es perdue ma fille, ton rêve c’est pas le camion imaginaire, ton rêve c’est la liberté, c’est la patchamama, c’est le vivant. La prison tu te l’ai construite toute seule. Le camion c’est une boîte aussi en faite ! Pas besoin de camion pour être libre. Alors reprends ton rêve ou tu l’avais laissé, lâche prise, écoutes ta petite voix, ouvres la fenêtre, ouvres la porte et accueilles. Tu respires de nouveau, tu accueilles les solutions qui au final ressemblent à tes premières visualisations. Et puis deux jours après une belle âmie que tu aimes fort arrive avec une proposition incroyable. C’est ça ! tu es à ta place ! c’est ici et maintenant ! Nos rêves sont liés, nos âmes sont prêtes à se rassembler. Tu mets à profit l’enfermement dans la petite boîte, tu continues à trier, à ranger, à jeter, à donner ... tu prépares ton départ car quand la petite boîte va se réouvrir tu seras enfin prête à ouvrir tes ailes et à t’envoler vers la liberté. Je vous souhaite de ne jamais oublier vos rêves et surtout écouter la petite voix elle a toujours raison...

Lleya

https://www.medicine-dolls.com/

[oli-worlds]

~ We all are an extension of nature ~ #OlideOliveira #Oliworlds #Nature #Patchamama #MorherNature #IntoTheWoods #TheTree #CanYouSeeMe #Portrait #WhereIsOli #StrikeAPose (at Lisbon, Portugal) https://www.instagram.com/p/CP26lWhBKU8/?utm_medium=tumblr

[dlvjewel]

Welcome in the mineral world, come on dlvjewel.com #mineral #mineralworld #gemstones #dlvjewel #naturalgemstone #minerauxdumonde #mineralsstore #patchamama #minéraux (à Limousin, France) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxNG42uoIoG/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1x6bi5l87fcyg

[sirenadeloceano]

Being miserable and sad is so easy, be happy instead. Be present, be content. It’s harder, but oh so worth it.

[searanchabalonebay]

Make everyday earth day #SeaRanch #earthday #patchamama #earthporn #ilovenature #nature #naturephotography #AbaloneBay (at Sea Ranch, California)

[alfalpha]

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Love Life 💚🇧🇴 #Boliva #LaPaz #PatchaMama #Cumbia #Chicha #Musica #OneLove #FatTuesday #SouthAmeica #ITSLIT (at Hotel Sagarnaga)

[sisi66]

I'm grateful to be alive, even though it's sometimes hard. Nature is holding me in my healing. Thank you Mumma. . . . #healing #mothernature #mummaearth #motherearth #patchamama #gaia #justlettingitallout (at South Oxfordshire) https://www.instagram.com/p/CCu6-WLHEjn/?igshid=1sgskiqwdd60u

[dpmsnowshop]

#nofilter #patchamama

[taraenglish]

South America 2021 - Baños

We arrived in Baños late afternoon to check into our hostel. We noticed that the mountains were fairly clear, so we headed up Runtun Mountain for some unique photo opportunities. The first stop was the extreme swing. For $10 they strap you in and drop off a platform and you swing over the town of Baños miles below. The drop and first swing was terrifying and then it become more enjoyable. I even allowed them to turn the ropes so I would twist in the air. The next stop was La Casa Del Arbol (treehouse), for the famous end of the world swing. It was used to monitor the activity of Tungurahua Volcano. The person who swing over and see what the volcano was doing. I had some fun on the swing, and there are some cool photos in the fog but no volcano was in view. There were some other picture opportunities and even a mini zipline to try.

Our next stop was the Patchamama hands. Patchamama is a Quechua word meaning mother earth, so the hand represents thanking Mother Earth. At the end of a platform were fingers and a condor and a mural painted on the floor. On the platform we were finally able to partially see Tungurahua emerging from the clouds. This volcano was active for 16 years, and each year lava would flow down into the river. It has not erupted since 2016, but it is still active inside.

The next morning we rented bicycles and cycled 17 kms on the Ruta de las Cascadas (road of the waterfalls). We came to the first two waterfalls and took the cable car across to get some up close photos of the falls and the crevices caused by the 16 years of volcanic eruptions.

On our way to the third waterfall we stopped at the longest zipline in Ecuador. This zipline made you go face down, and was a little scary at first. Unfortunately we had a large group in front, so we had a long wait for the equipment to get returned up the hill.

We continued on our bikes to the third and fourth waterfalls. The fifth waterfall was dry as It was the end of their dry season. There were chances to take other cable cars across, but I wanted to get to the big one - Pailon del Diablo Waterfall and the Devil’s Cauldron. This waterfall was amazing with it sheer power. We walked across the suspension bridge to take some great full view photos and continued down the steps for a closer look. I stood underneath a tiny stream and was soaked within seconds. After we took all the pictures we could handle, we biked to our lunch spot. Along the way, we found another photo opportunity for souvenir photos - Baños has really captured tacky photo ops and I stopped at most of them. They cost between $.50 and $5 for each location, but sometimes you get amazing once in a lifetime shots.

Unfortunately when I got back on the bikes, I had punctured my back tire so had to walk a few blocks to the restaurant. For lunch I had traditional menu again - this time with chicken soup, grilled trout, fried plantains and salad. We loaded our bikes into the truck to take us back to Baños, but had to wait until they had 5 people. I offered him $10 (instead of $12.50) to just take is but he refused so we waited for over 90 minutes for more cyclists to arrive. By the time we arrived back in Baños it was after 4:00. The wait at the zipline and for the truck really put my schedule out and I would have to give up some activities.

Once back in town I had a quick shower, as I was still wet from the shower under the falls. We then got into the car and travelled to the other mountain - Illochi. We headed to the top for more tacky souvenir photos with the city of Banos and Tungurahua as the backdrop. We stopped at Ojos de Volcan (eyes of the volcano), to take photos with hands, hearts, and swings. Unfortunately on our way up the fog rolled in, so many of our photos didn’t show the desired beautiful backdrop.

We came back down the headed to the Terma el Salado for a hot spring. This hot spring is natural and the water is a greeny yellow. There was a pool that was 35 degrees, one that was 39 degrees, and for the brave there was one that was 45 degrees (my favourite). After the hot springs we headed back to the hotel, along the way we stopped a the spa to get a steam box (a box you sit in and only your head sticks out and they fill it with steam - $6 for 35 minutes). I had inquired earlier in the day, and had some time before supper but it apparently broke in the 2 hours since I asked. Ughh

The next morning I was suppose to go rafting but as I was waiting for my pickup, the company called to cancel. We scrambled to find me another company that had a tour going out today. I thought God was telling me to go for a massage instead, but we found another company and was picked up within minutes. We headed to their office to get suited with shoes, wetsuits and helmets and headed to the Pastaza River for some extreme rapids. We were divided into two groups, our boat was the best, as the other group lost two people out of the their raft. We ended at Rio Negro where I was dropped off to meet my guide Cristian as we heading into the Amazon. Paragliding over a volcano and the steam box will have to wait until my next visit.