Quote from: revcheno on July 30, 2026, 07:33:06 PMShe obviously cannot continue her appropriative, fraudulent, and damaging teachings anymore, but I know someone else has been tasked with continuing her work as her successor. Or something. Their website is still active and includes this:
"In January 2025, Grandmother transitioned to the Spirit World at the age of 81. Though her physical presence is no longer with us, her spirit and teachings continue to inspire us deeply. Out of respect for her family's wishes, we have removed her name and media from our website, honoring the sacredness of her legacy. Yet, her wisdom remains woven into the very fabric of everything we do. Her legacy lives on in the community she nurtured and the teachings she shared."
QuoteIn January 2025, Grandmother transitioned to the Spirit World at the age of 81. Though her physical presence is no longer with us, her spirit and teachings continue to inspire us deeply. Out of respect for her family's wishes, we have removed her name and media from our website, honoring the sacredness of her legacy. Yet, her wisdom remains woven into the very fabric of everything we do. Her legacy lives on in the community she nurtured and the teachings she shared.
Today, Hopi Wisdom Teachings is lovingly carried forward by Barbara Lee Black, who continues to nurture the community and uphold the vision that she and Grandmother shared. Through her guidance, Hopi Wisdom Teachings remains a sanctuary for those seeking balance, connection, and spiritual growth. You are invited to join this journey of transformation, where ancient wisdom meets the challenges of modern life, and where every step is a step toward harmony with ourselves, others, and the Earth.
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Hopi Wisdom Teachings is more than a name—it's a symbol of peace and the Path of the Peaceful Way. While we don't claim Hopi identity or culture, we deeply resonate with the values and principles of their worldview. For us, ancestral wisdom is a guiding light, illuminating a way of life that prioritizes balance, kindness, interconnectedness, and the sacredness of all beings. It's a way of walking gently on this Earth, with purpose and compassion.
QuoteBarbara Lee Black
Barbara Lee Black's journey with Hopi Wisdom Teachings is a story of transformation, creativity, and dedication to preserving ancient wisdom for modern times. In 2015, she met a beloved elder we called Grandmother, a mentor and Jungian analyst whose teachings deeply resonated with Lee's spiritual philosophy and art practice. This connection led to a seven-year apprenticeship, during which Lee immersed herself in ancestral wisdom and practices, as well as deepening her interest in Jungian dreamwork and psychology.
Together, Lee and Grandmother co-founded Hopi Wisdom Teachings, a community dedicated to sharing ageless wisdom that fosters harmony, balance, and Right Relationship with oneself, others, and Mother Earth. Lee played a vital role in building the platform, organizing Wisdom Circles, creating educational content, and recording Grandmother's teachings. Her meticulous efforts have resulted in a rich archive of transformative insights that continue to guide Lee's art practice and teachings. Today, Hopi Wisdom Teachings is lovingly carried forward by Lee, who continues to nurture the community and uphold the vision that she and Grandmother shared.
In addition to her contributions at Hopi Wisdom Teachings, Lee is an accomplished artist, visual storyteller, dream worker, and educator. She holds a Master of Arts degree and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Studio Art. Her artistic journey has earned her two Artist Fellowship Awards from the Alabama State Council on the Arts, and her works have been exhibited regionally and nationally. Lee also served as an instructor of Digital Art and Photography at the University of Alabama from 2009 to 2018.
Her creative work reflects the interconnectedness of life and the spiritual essence of the physical world, inspiring others to embrace their unique gifts and explore the transformative power of their imagining mind. Additionally, Lee has completed several residential trainings with Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés Réyes at the Institute for Archetypal and Cross-Cultural studies, deepening her passion and knowledge in the transformative power of storytelling, archetypal and ancestral wisdom, and spiritual empowerment.
Through her work, Lee continues to share the timeless teachings that have shaped her journey. She invites you to step into the sacred circle, rediscover your original medicine, and weave your unique strand into the sacred web of life.
Quote from: revcheno on July 30, 2026, 07:33:06 PMI own the "Dharmaoccurs.com" post and am letting that website lapse for a bit. I also received a postcard from someone some time ago letting me know Jeremie Leckron died and they also asked me to take down the post. I've not made it a priority, but I also think it lines up fine with letting the site lapse soon.
QuoteIn order to best support Kaia Ra's writing process and her full time involvement with The Sophia Code Foundation, our jewelry ministry is evolving. We are taking a sacred pause from making jewelry to honor how we need to show up for the next chapter of The Sophia Code movement.
QuoteSurrounded by that lucid celestial grace
Trilling ancient grandmothers,
weaving their ceremonies across the sky
And those fierce protectors made of fang and wing — ivory white scales scintillating with righteous holy wrath
Unapologetic as they calmly eat the left eye of those sent to surveil me as I rise.
I do not fear, and I no longer walk through the valley of death. Death could not conquer me so I learned how to live instead.
QuoteKaia ra is a complete hoax. Her real name is Colleen. She grew up with my mom in Massachusetts where they were on sports teams and church groups together. She then moved in California and got into drugs and became Kaia ra in the following years. Don't believe anything she says
Quote100% true- I hung out with Kaia (no Ra at the time) once in San Francisco back in the day (around 2006?) before she had started this whole deal. She was a friend of a friend of my girlfriend at the time. She had just gotten back from burning man (I think her first time) where she had eaten a ton of psychedelics and was very clearly not fully back to reality. She was nice, but talking endlessly about the typical stuff you hear college kids and burners going on about during and after having consumed copious amounts of drugs. She struck me as one of those crunchy hippies who indulge a bit too much and seem spaced out, and quite honestly, possibly not entirely mentally healthy.
Quote from: Sparks on June 15, 2026, 10:51:55 PMBefore, at the top of a topic, you could see the number of times the topic had been read.
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