Many times my spirit is pulled to
share particular stories because someone, I know not who, needs to hear the
story. This time I remember how strongly I was pulled into a line of connection
to post this story to connect someone, I know not who, who needed connection.
The story of the Salish story of
the Woman who became a Horse has sides to it that repels, and provokes, and
most importantly reveals, and gives expression to primal elements within a
soul. It tells of the deeper souls of women with wild spirits unable to be
contained by tradition. Those women have always struggled in the West, and more
traditional societies. Perhaps the story emboldened a woman wild of spirit and
free of expression. I don’t know. I hold the stories and tell what I am told.
Interesting to me was the way, and
the fact that the People released her to be herself at some point. That simple
revelation freed everyone. It seemed to have been done, in the end, lovingly
and with the sweet exhale of breath. - Heart Song Stone Man
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