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Bear / Psychic Protection
Collective Frequency Tammy & Anthony Chino
We work with spiritually emerging healers struggling with bullying & black magic. They want to feel peace & control of their relationships & psychic abilities. We differ from other teachers because we go beyond psychic protection into attracting loving relationships.
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Changes, with Standing Bear Thunder Heart
Bear spoke about how to go through change in your life, especially during the winter months, whether you are in control or not.
Bear also spoke about the difference between making New Year’s Resolution and making Decisions.
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Smudge stick: Wormwood & Catnip
On Facebook, a screenshot of a tweet with a burning bundled-stick of dried plant went viral. An African American looking young woman who appeared about 20 years old was smiling on Twitter with this picture of the burning plant and I found it circulating on Facebook. This young woman tweeted something to the effect of, “What y’all spiritual folk use them big ass blunts is for?” The person who took a screen shot was poking fun and typed, “Will someone please tell her?!”
Cleaning the house, brushing your teeth, taking out the trash is important for physical cleaning.

The picture of this particular smudge stick is from Dr. Jessyca Franco-Chavez’s wellness center, The Healing House of New Mexico. She has it grown and made there, and sold at her Tigerlily & Co. Apothecary in Espanola, New Mexico. Hers is made of catnip and wormwood. Wormwood is used for clearing parasites and catnip is relaxing. It is worth the trip to visit Dr. Chavez’s center.
The following excerpt below is from our psychic protection manual/ workbook. Bear And Rainbow, LLC have the copyright to it. If you wish to use this information below, credit Bear and Rainbow, shamans for psychic protection.

Considering the air and fire elements, let’s see how it plays parts in psychic protection. Using the element of fire, you can burn things to allow the smoke to clear and protect both people and living / work spaces. Smudging is when one burns something in particular for the smoke makes the energy cleaner. Allow the smoke to saturate your aura and the room to clear away the heavier energies.
A sage smudge stick looks like a compacted bundle of leaves between the size of a hot dog or a corn on the cob in length in width that is tied up with some type of string.
It is scientifically proven that burning sage aids in lung, brain, and skin function. It cleans the bacteria and pathogens in the air by purifying and disinfecting it. Burning this and other herbs neutralizes positive charges and releases negative ions.
Smudging is sacred, a form of prayer. We like to ask the spirit of the sage, or whatever plant it is we are burning to clear and protect us. Then we give thanks. It is respectfully done, with awareness that we are all connected and work with each other in a respectful way across spirit and physical realms. This also go for burning other plants, herbs, resins, or incense. It is like a dimension connecting to the spirit realms as our prayers rise up on smoke and actually uplift the people and the space. Another form of protection we burn is Dragon’s Blood in the form of incense, resin, or oil. San Paolo purifies evil and sweetens surroundings. Across cultures, certain leaves and tree bark are common essences that are burnt for clearing or smudging. Catholic churches burn frankincense and myrrh to purify and sanctify the place as well.
Anyone can do this. Go forth and clear your aura, car, home, work spaces with love and light!
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Cough Root: Osha
An aggressive, bed-ridden woman pointed everything out to me with her cane. She introduced osha to me. I was afraid she was going to want to ask me to do drugs with her. She was controlling and didn’t want her case worker to see her knife or her blanket with holes due to cigarette burns. Luckily, I was relieved of taking care of this woman who wanted to control every breath of all her workers who she could not keep long term due to her unbearable personality at the time. Hopefully she has learned how to have grace, especially since she’s at the mercy of her caregivers. I learned osha from this lady and was going to live with this root forever from that day on.
Do you have a tough time expectorating or coughing out those nasty mucus residing in your chest or throat? This root is for the respiratory system, breathing, the lungs!
Northern New Mexico in the higher mountains are where you can find this root. It gets frozen and wilted like celery gets soft in the winter. Dried it it hard like a tree branch, but hairy or fibery. Full of moisture, it is like a stringy, chewy sponge that reminds me of a sea urchin.
Get it freshly picked so it’s potency is higher, you can tell by the stronger scent.

The younger generations say, “I smell celery!” Or, “Smells like maple syrup!” The older generations know it upon first scent because they grew up with this.
Let’s remember it keep this traditional medicine in our lifestyle. Ligusticum porteri is the scientific name of the root. Other names for this root are, Cough root, Loveroot, Lovage, Porters Lovage, Chuchupate, wild parsley, Indian parsley, bear root.
It is ingested by sucking on it like a lozenge by putting a fingernail size or half a fingernail size piece you can break off in your mouth. Feel the burn!!! It can be so strong you may only want a powdery dust or a fiber of it purely in your mouth.
Most people make a tea with it. It can be re-used multiple times, several times! You can add whatever else you wish to the tea such as honey, lemon. Some people add alcohol to this tea. It’s for when you have colds, flu, etc. People also buy it in syrup form to be used as an expectorant.
Other uses are to keep the snakes away. Some people would wear it in their cowboy boots for this purpose. Others keep it in their purse and pockets to keep evil spirits away. Either way, it is good in keeping the unwanted away!
It is harvested and available in Northern New Mexico and Colorado.
You can find it by asking the local which stores carry it, herbs stores, or grocery stores which have a Hispanic store/ section, usually in the tea section or the spices, or –Mexican/ Hispanic/ Spanish/ politically correct whatever word you want– herbs/ spices/ teas section.
Here’s one family who has longevity in their family business endeavors, including providing Ocha/ Osha.
(505) 753-4698
Espanola, New Mexico
Tell them Bear and Rainbow sent you.
“Healing–It Is All That Is”
Bear & Rainbow
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