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1 Coming Home to Gaia Girls’ Artwork & Profiles

2 The following slides include photos of the masks and drawings made by the Girls in this program. In most cases the masks represent the Animal Spirit Guides the Girls chose during shamanic journeys or in working with the Sams & Carson Medicine Cards. Introduction

3 Grandmother Olive

4 Grandmother Olive is a 150 year old olive tree by my house. She represents Gaia, Mother Earth, and is the Guiding Spirit behind this project. Grandmother Olive

5 The masks were made right after the Girls’ shamanic journey to find their Animal Spirit Guides. The drawings were made on the last day of our program, and “sum up” the Girls’ experience of co-creating and enacting the Rite of Passage. Masks & Drawings

6 Air’s Mask Challenge: Shyness Animal Guide: Frog

7 Air’s Drawing

8 Monarch’s Mask Challenge: Passing 8 th grade Animal Guide: Eagle

9 Monarch’s Drawing

10 Rose Crystal’s Mask Challenge: Parents Animal Guide: Cat (Lion)

11 Rose Crystal’s Drawing

12 Eagle’s Mask Challenge: Appropriate Leadership Animal Guide: Eagle

13 Eagle’s Drawing

14 Rain’s Mask Challenge: Shyness & Language Animal Guide: Spider

15 Rain’s Drawing

16 Muffin’s Mask Challenge: Shyness & Self-esteem Animal Guide: Skunk

17 Muffin’s Drawing

18 Butterfly’s Mask Challenge: School, especially Math Animal Guide: Otter

19 Butterfly’s Drawing with White Owl

20 White Owl’s Drawing with Butterfly Challenge: Passing 8 th grade Animal Guide: Owl

21 Cougar’s Mask Challenge: Family duties Animal Guide: Cougar

22 Mask Medley

23 This is how our Altar looked most of the time. Note the feathers, candle, shell with water in it, and healer’s stone, representing the East, South, West, and North– the Four Directions we invoked before each session. Our Altar

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25 “May these Girls grow up, live long, and be good Women. May they honor and protect our Mother Earth.” Navajo (Dine) Blessing Grandmother Olive’s Farewell

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