Suzette Winona Summers•Sacred Wild Healer

05/27/2026

Sweet deer living gracefully under an evolving sunset sky.

And while you’re appreciating this deer’s freedom, perhaps consider if we know of any country that resembles these characteristics....

14 Characteristics of Fascism by Lawrence Britt:
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1. Powerful and Continuing Nationalism
2. Disdain for the Recognition of Human Rights
3. Identification of Enemies/Shcapegoats as a Unifying Cause
4. Supremacy of the Military
5. Rampant Sexism
6. Controlled Mass Media
7. Obsession with National Security
8. Religion and Government are Intertwined
9. Corporate Power is Protected
10. Labor Power is Suppressed
11. Disdain for Intellectuals and the Arts
12. Obsession with Crime and Punishment
13. Rampant Cronyism and Corruption
14. Fraudulent Elections
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💗🙏🏽✨ You’re welcome!

05/27/2026

I believe gratitude would exponentially increase, we would savor our food, re-purpose more, take more responsibility for the care and maintenance of objects, share more meals.
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There would be humility arising from knowing we are provided for, and a deeper reverence for Mama Earth, and all our relations.
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We can practice this by pausing before we eat— noticing the colors, shapes, smells, textures; thinking about how things grew and who harvested them, who prepared the food. Then we may eat slowly, mindfully, honing our awareness of the flavors and textures in our mouths. Noticing is a form of honoring.
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05/25/2026

When we remember the plants as our relatives, rather than objects or commodities, we weave relationships of respect with them.
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When we take time to talk to our plant relatives and honor their wisdom and medicine, then we can learn to hear their language and we can humbly receive their healing more fully.
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As we remember that communication requires the reciprocity of both listening and speaking, we will devote space and time to slowing down and relating.
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Relating, building relationships, honoring our plant relatives is a practice we can explore every day— like breathing, mindfulness, yoga, gratitudes.
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Practicing the honorable harvest is a natural extension of respectful relationships with our plant relatives.
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Thanks to for sharing the wisdom of the honorable harvest in her book “The Serviceberry.” 💗🙏🏽🌱
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05/25/2026

I envision this type of localized economy that is simple and non-violent (meaning we do not take more than we need) as a gift economy—what many circles are presently calling mutual aid.
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In this type of economy we share our gifts freely trusting in the reciprocity of all life. No longer overly concerned with possessing things, we instead shift into a resting trust in the providence of community and love.
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It may sound unrealistic to a belief system conditioned to focus on scarcity, ownership, and competition, but people have lived successfully like this in the past.
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“A miracle is a shift in perception” according to “A Course In Miracles.” As we individually begin to shift our perception, momentum will increase, and we will begin to collectively shift the way our economy is organized.
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Cooperation is the new model. I believe another world is possible.
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As we each begin to awaken to our own unique inner genius, the more we, as a collective, are going to naturally organize and thrive. We are re-membering. We get there together.
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05/23/2026

I beg of you, please stop using AI.
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Use your brain🧠 , your heart 🫀, your unique creativity 🎨. Invest in humanity— yours and others.
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Now, more than ever we must remember the value of our humanity— feeling, presence, intuition, creativity.
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Not only is AI slowly dumbing down the population, the energy required to fuel it is causing the demand for these data centers that are pumping pollution into our world (air, water, sound, earth)— and poisoning water.
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Call me an activist if you must, but I would rather you call out the corporations who are toxifying our planet as terrorists.
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Stand for health— the health of our planet—Earth, air, and water, our brothers and sisters of many species. •
Resist the temptation to use AI. What you may think of as a simple solution now (using AI) will end up being a catastrophic choice in the near future.
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Slow down and feel into your values. Make choices of integrity and honor. We are charting our future together.
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May this time bring as humans closer together. May we remember the value of human touch, thought, creation, and love.
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Love to you. Love to this planet. Let us re-member.
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05/21/2026

There’s at least two worlds I move between—one where love is all there is, the other is the constructed world that demands how we should be, what we should think, and dictates worth based on accomplishments.
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It’s like steering a car that veers to the right, and I must consciously move the wheel in the other direction in order to steer straight.
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The expectations this world puts on us is unnatural, and can cause feelings of anxiety or questioning of our self-worth.
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Often these expectations have to do with educational accomplishments, monetary success, professional titles, physical appearance, or other random attributes of value.
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Feeling, slowing down and taking time with people,—listening, sensing— these attributes tend to be seen as less valuable in a world valuing material items and status— in a world that tells you “time is money.”
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These qualities of heart have been coined “soft skills” which I think is kind of funny because it takes a unique kind of strength to stay tender in a world that veers toward harsh and unfeeling.
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It’s not an easy path in this world, but I think it’s worth the effort to cultivate spaces where hearts feel safe to slow down and open. It’s valuable to cultivate and choose spaces for myself that feel safe and accepting.
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At this point in my life, I don’t often choose to entertain spaces and people that don’t center love, respect, softening, and slowing down.
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Obviously this is not an absolute because so much of the world is still healing. I can love from afar though, and weave spaces of remembrance for people ready for a different world.
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I believe we are creating this medicine together, and I’m grateful.
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You are loved. You are worthy. Re-member. 💗🙏🏽🌀
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05/21/2026

05/21/2026

05/21/2026

It’s tomorrow night!!! Friday, May 22 from 7pm-9pm at 2231 Payne St. (Clifton Universalist Unitarian Church)
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Let’s bask in the gratitude for this life we have!!!! Our bodies, our friends, family, nature, LIFE!!
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When the world feels overwhelming, remembering what we are grateful for helps us to shift our mindset and show up more radiantly in this world. Let’s weave a collective vibe of gratitude together!
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This is a medicine for the times interweaving ceremony, movement, emotional freedom, non-judgment, non-performance, presence, journeying, and community.
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In our time together in community, we will: weave sacred space, set intentions, explore a movement lexicon, embark on an ecstatic dance journey through curated music intended to facilitate a journey of gratitude. As we land back, we will experience connection to each other, and a closing circle.
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Ecstatic Dance is a beautiful way to:
*tone your nervous system
*process life events/thoughts/emotions
*explore your body/mind/thoughts/emotions beyond the constructs of “everyday consciousness”
*free your spirit
*return to your natural state of openness
*connect deeper with others/community
We will flow through opening ceremony (face painting optional), movement lexicon, dance, connection, closing ceremony.
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*Wear comfortable clothes, and bring a water bottle.
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*Suggested Donation: $20 (cash or Venmo) Reach out if $ is a barrier! 🙏🏽💃🏻🌀💗
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05/21/2026

“The practice of observing the living world and taking inspiration for human ways of living from its model is an essential element of Indigenous science. It embraces the reality that there are intelligences other than our own, from whom we might learn.”~from The Serviceberry by
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Learning requires humility. The world humility comes from the word humus (of the earth). To be humble requires us to remember that we are from Earth—we are an extension of Earth. From this perspective, it follows that Earth is our teacher.
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The next question becomes can we slow down enough to listen, witness, and learn?
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Modern life is so busy, and to keep up humans are relying on AI to be able to accomplish more, quicker. In the end, this pace will make life, all life, obsolete.
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The rhythm of Earth has been beating, pulsing, guiding the life force for eons. Reliable. Wise. Consistent.
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Mama Earth is a trustworthy teacher. Let us re-member our connection. Let us honor her wisdom. May we return to a place where we center life.🌀🙏🏽
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