apothecarie artistique's blog by Anna K. Muench
“When the jaguar disappears, the forest forgets how to speak.” Traditional saying from the Upper Amazon.
A quiet sentinel walks where shadows breathe and roots remember. This is the Jaguar’s path - wild, sacred, alive. The keeper does not lead but listens, protecting what moves unseen, guiding what must endure.
An open door is a welcome that makes a stranger into a friend.
For the Haida and Tlingit, indigenous tribes of the Pacific Northwest Coast of North America, orcas or killer whales are intelligent and social similar to humans. In their worldview, orcas need to be treated with the same mutual respect as we treat our own kind.
May we learn from the mindset of the North Pacific indigenous communities and foster a compassionate relation to the creatures of our planet.
