Tying Knots of Wind

by Mar 13, 2019

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Renee Baribeau

Renee Baribeau

Renee Baribeau’s latest book, A Pilgrim’s Guide to Walking Wisdom: 11:11 Insights, offers reflections and questions to carry while walking through any landscape. Renee blends ancient wisdom with modern application, guiding readers and students to connect deeply with the elements, the spirit of place, and their own inner compass. Her website is: https://thepracticalshaman.com
Renee Baribeau’s latest book, A Pilgrim’s Guide to Walking Wisdom: 11:11 Insights, offers reflections and questions to carry while walking through any landscape. Renee blends ancient wisdom with modern application, guiding readers and students to connect deeply with the elements, the spirit of place, and their own inner compass. Her website is: https://thepracticalshaman.com
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4 Comments

  1. Steve Staniek

    Thank you for bringing this lost information to those of us who have never seen this great way to discover and merge with wind spirit.

  2. Renee Baribeau

    Thank You Steve. Wind is essential and these ancient practices are needed now.

  3. Virve Kallio

    Finnish witches have similar wind knot tradition. Where the winds blow, the knowledge exists.

  4. Vairaja Backston

    Renee,
    I live on the coast of North Carolina. I am interested in wind practices which can be used to call in healing, benevolence and protection to assist our communities during the hurricane season. I appreciate any knowledge you have or could point me to.

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