Machaelle Wright

For every solution to a problem to have strength, power and stability, it must have balance. So for every decision we make in life, every change we implement, we have to include nature to provide the solution's balance. Nature knows balance. If we don't include nature ...

Over the years we have become aware of several people who are running around telling people that there is a "new MAP," and they just happen to be the one chosen to inform everyone about the MAP changes. Here are some facts about MAP that I hope will put you at ease ...

Nature's Perspective on War4-Point Coning + Overlighting Deva of Planet Earth and the Deva of Soil 17 January 1990by Machaelle WrightIn conjunction with my own work with nature around the Gulf War in 1990, I had a session that I found to be quite useful in understanding how I can best relate to this ...

On this Indigenous Peoples Day, I invite you to spend a half-hour with Thomas Banyacya, Jr., a Hopi elder, sharing the Hopi perspective and his deep observation of humanity. ...

If you’ve read any of these three books — Dancing in the Shadows of the Moon, The Mount Shasta Mission, Pivot — you may find yourself in this post-election time sitting in a corner, staring at a blank wall, eating massive amounts of ice cream and wondering, “How the hell did ‘they’ let this happen?” Let me explain. ...

This is for people who don't mind facing reality, who don't shy away from or reject science (especially when that scientific information pushes you out of your comfort zone) and who want to adjust to the new challenges before they hit us all square in the face. It's for Buffalo Bunch folks who aren't afraid to walk into the storm instead of trying to run away from said storm. ...

This is for those who plan to give or attend a family Thanksgiving gathering and are not looking forward to it because of crazy Uncle Gus or Aunt Matilda who still believe the earth is flat; the 13th century was our finest hour; rogue aliens are responsible for all global diseases . . . But this year, you would like to enjoy being with your family and not be drawn into a four-hour-long heated argument about reality. ...

If you are a parent or a grandparent, and the news of Palestinian and Israeli children dying is breaking your heart, here’s how you work with Perelandra to get through this. Firstly, it is appropriate to have a broken heart when you hear news like this. It’s the right response. But it’s not the only response. Our goal here, and with all of The Buffalo Bunch messages, is to help you pivot off the heartache to include the other responses personally, with your family, and if possible, globally. ...

Quite a number of years ago, I made the decision to remove our definitions for the Perelandra Essences in the interest of encouraging people to improve their essence selection process by using kinesiology. I'm pleased to say many people made this leap and have been getting excellent results. But some of you have refused to make the leap, and that saddens me. Times have changed. ...

One of the important things I learned early on is that how nature defines the reality in which you and I live and function is not the same as how we've been taught to perceive that same reality. For example, according to the dictionary, a garden is a plot of ground where plants are cultivated. And this is pretty much what we normally think of when we use the word "garden." I suspected that this didn't quite capture the reality of a garden. So one day I asked nature for its definition, and here's what it said. ...