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More than just a food source, agave is a gift from the earth, a tradition of gathering people together. by Sandra Cosentino � Agave shoo... -
Lunar Beltane occurs this year on May 17 along along with the full moon (the astronomical date for this midpoint is closer to May 5 - 7, bu... -
Grand Canyon Fever Lookout Studio was constructed by the Santa Fe Railway in 1914 to compete with Kolb Studio (2012 image by S. Cos... -
In fond memory of the lore of Brighty by Sandra Cosentino Brighty has long since left this earth, but some animals, like some men, leav... -
by Sandra Cosentino Weaving to Winnie Henry--a handsome, wise and determined Navajo woman--is to weave together the pieces of your own li... -
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Desert Butterly Garden Magic words and images by Sandra Cosentino inspired by Butterfly Beings March 22, 2012 Fluttering wings of dozen... -
by Sandra Cosentino This article is reflections from my spirit renewal journey Sept. 8 - 11, 2001. I was on the 4th day of my personal p... -
by Sandra Cosentino Navajo ceremonial campfire The vernal equinox comes, along with the full moon, on March 20, 2011—signaling the... -
Perceptions of the Southwest canyon horizons by Sandra Cosentino With quotes from Terry Tempest Williams-- talented writer, naturalist, c...
