Hello and welcome to Psychic Teachers Podcast. I'm your host Deb Bowen and I'm so excited to be doing

something that Samantha and I are trying this summer that we hope will be really exciting and

helpful for you, our listeners. Each of us is doing a meditation that we think will be

something you will enjoy and also will be something that you will help you learn and help you

also to go inside and look at who you are in relationship to the world around you. So if it's

convenient for you to do so, please sit back, relax, take a deep breath and enjoy this meditation with me.

We're going to be talking about ways in which we can connect to the world around us, as you know,

because you're a regular listener to this podcast, that connecting to all beings is such an important

part of who I am and the path that I walk. So we're going to do a meditation that's going to be part

walking meditation, part sitting meditation, and all along the way we will be breathing. You've

heard me say that a thousand times. Just relax and breathe and let your mind just float and wander

with me. As we begin this meditation out on the beautiful prairie, I love the prairie. It's one of

my favorite places on the planet. It's so different and diverse from where I live and I have spent

many many days just standing in the prairie with beautiful green prairie grass just blowing around me

softly gently. So stand with me on the prairie and just listen for a moment. Listen to the meadow

lark as it dips and dives through the prairie grass as it takes seeds from the sunflowers that

grow wild throughout the prairie. It trills and sings just for you and there's always

every being we're going to meet in this meditation, a message to you personally from each and

every one of these beings. So as you stand in the prairie grass listening to the meadow lark,

you hear a different cry, a shrill whistle high above your head and you look up and there is hawk

gliding on the thermals floating in the air just sending you messages of love and kindness from

the sky above. And you look off in the distance and you see Antelope laughing and running and

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