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By Kevin Parker
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Teaching the chickens to walk in mindful meditation around the garden spiral is taking some time

Greetings all.

Kevin Parker
Kevin at a moment when beard was trim and hair was shaven. Beard on. Beard off. Its a seasonal thing.

If you feel that any of the topics that I explore with would be of interest to your organisation or group of friends please drop me a line to discuss possible presentations in-person or online. I have been public speaking for over 40 years though these days I do require a bit of coaxing to leave my shamanic garden. I am more qualified to speak about some subjects than others, but I will be upfront about that!

Many Blessings

Kevin

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