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Randy Eady
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Best of the World: Soil to Soul in a Seabed Gallery
The annual BotW (Best of the World) list from Nat. Geo's global editors, writers, photographers and explorer community share their picks for the top museums, festivals & other cultural spots and experiences worth a visit. And two Nature-enriched Caribbean spots find themselves atop the list.In Grenada, snorkelers and divers might spot not only green and hawksbill turtles and schools of neon-hued tangs.They can also encounter La Diablesse and Mama Glo.…See More
"The Fawn
By Edna St. Vincent Millay
There it was I saw what I shall never forget
And never retrieve.
Monstrous and beautiful to human eyes, hard to
believe,
He lay, yet there he lay,
Asleep on the moss, his head on his polished cleft
small ebony…"
Taino and Puerto Plata’s Crown Jewel Attraction: 27 Charcos of Damajagua waterfalls.
A worthwhile feature of the Amazing Race 36, Episode 9 – My Precious Cacao Run by local guides who live within the community, the park entrance fees serve a benefit to all of its residents and future preservation— making it an all-around win.Located about an hour from Puerto Plata city, 27 Charcos de Damajagua is an Indelible Adventure.Imagine a day of hiking through…See More
Cultural Heritage Symposium: Our Shared Sea - Coastal Archaeological Heritage in the Caribbean Basin at Deering Estate Visitor's Center
June 14, 2024 to June 15, 2024
Deering Estate is hosting a two-day Cultural Resource Management Professional Development & Science SymposiumThe symposium, entitled “Our Shared Sea – Coastal Archaeological Heritage in the Caribbean Basin” looks at the threat that climate change poses to coastal archaeological sites globally and emphasizes the urgent need for new strategies in public archaeology and…See More
Indigenous Rituals Connecting Life Between the Physical & Invisible
Beliefs, where spirits inhabit the environment and offerings are given in thanks or supplication to nature, have been present and existed in the Carribean region long before conquest & colonization. Is there a way to abstractly wrap our hands around communicating such experiences, and making attempts to rationally or scientifically explain mystical states? How would we categorize or sort out what experiences count as “mystical?” Of the variety of such experiences, how can they be…See More
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"A process known as optquency refines how plants "know" and grow and maintain a healthy awareness of their orientation toward light (known as phototropism) as they continually reinforce their cell walls (bones) w/tiny air channels inside…"
Mythic Creatures: Dragons, Unicorns & Mermaids at 101 West Flagler Street Miami, FL 33130
March 9, 2024 from 10am to 5pm
HistoryMiami Museum -- Free visit day is Family Fun Day: Celebrating Women! Mar 9 @ 10:00 am - 5:00pmS. Florida is a place of wonder filled w/tales of the fantastical creatures inhabiting our waters, forests, and skies. Lasting stories of Caribbean mermaids, the Chupacabra from Puerto Rico, FL Skunk Ape have fascinated us for generations.Mythic Creatures: Dragons, Unicorns & Mermaids traces the natural and cultural roots of some of the world’s most enduring mythological creatures from Asia,…See More
"I wouldn't agree with you when you say Denisovians are extinct. They cohabited with Neanderthal people and some of us carry their sequences in our genetic makeup. I just published a book, Discovering My Guanahatabey and Taino Ancestors via…"
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- About Me:
- The Integrative Facilitator who calls himself a Plant Medicine Healer/Rehabilitation Therapist uses innovative, nature-based treatments to create a space where sensibility & sensitivity converge... This helps to open new dimensions in perception between humans & the spiritually natural world. By engaging rituals and integrating them into lifeway practice, he will also use the "shamanic spread" of the Earth Healing deck with respect to ancient rhythms of awareness grounded in a Terrapeutics~Pamuya (Hopi) school of teaching to open new vistas of perception.
- Occupation:
- Healing Ambassador at GTHemp & KR Terrapeutics (Therapeutics)
- Education:
- BA- SUNY-Oswego (Dual Major Anthropology/Sociology, Minor: Linguistics)
As of 2023, the university's only recipient of outstanding achievement/graduate honors in both disciplines. Eady,a Summa Cum Laude graduate co-presented (with Dr. Richard Loder,former Director, Native American Studies Program at Syracuse University) a thesis on Indian Land Claims and Congressional Backlash at the NY State Sociological Assoc. Conf
MEd Montana State University (Human Dev and Therapeutic Counseling
(where he applied transductive anthropological practices with the support of the Canadian Centre for Shamanic Studies).
PhD (e) AFIT (Air Force Institute of Tech) Rehabilitation Therapy -- Specialist in Balance and Movement Disorders
As an Assistant Prof and Course Chair of Cultural Anthropology at the USAF Academy, he brought his work with the Chumash (as a consulting subject matter expert for Vandenberg Space Base’s Environmental Team) to also serve as a Federal Special Observance Committee Chair for American Indian Heritage cultural programs and frequently conducted field tours of the Nocto Village/Nocto Village Cliff, Window Cave and Swordfish Cave Sacred Sites in Santa Barbara County.
At the USAF Academy he was awarded “Outstanding Behavioral Science Instructor” for innovative/creative treatment with behavioral approaches to trauma recovery. During his tenure there he created Ko~Sha~Rey Rhythms (KR) Terrapeutics and held positions in the U.S. Defense Dept. as a trauma therapist and counselor for combat veterans with PTSD, and movement and physical mobility challenge conditions (such as amputee phantom pain phenomena and Parkinson’s Disease). He’s practiced in residential assisted living treatment facilities and speaks on a variety of Intergenerational Mind/Body/Spirit, animal-assisted therapy practices and Attachment/Trauma topics.
The California Institute for Human Science, adopted facets of his integrational holistic (dynamic-flux proprioceptive)Pamuya (Hopi) Protocols to entourage with therapeutic biofield resonance. In addition, he has fashioned numerous therapy gardens for balance and movement disorder conditions which are advancing research on symptom relief and recovery from a myriad of conditions.
- Contact Information:
- footwhispering@gmail.com
- Research Interests:
- As a fellow for the Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine, I continues working professionally with rehab amputee phantom limb pain. Specifically, my discovery of “dynamic-flux proprioception” has led to pioneering a portfolio of knowledge-making and mystery-discovery in the human sciences: culminating in the refining the development of a quantitative measure for perceptual quotient (PQ) that can be integrated in biofield therapeutics such as small fiber matrix stimulation (SFMS).
- Publications:
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/randy-eady-b0a97011/details/publications/
https://www.canneryrowpress.com/magazine Issue 10 (winter'22)
Night of the Krampus/Koshare and Screen Shot: 3000 Years of Longing
Whispering Womb: Infra-tones of Kinomagewapkong, the Rocks that Teach
Cannery Row Magazine (TBA -- 2023)
"Beyond the Yellow Flash and Go, There Exists a Ghost-Blue Glow"
(Blue Ghosts: Spirits of the Forest)
Cannery Row Magazine Aug, 2022
Stones, Soles and Survivor Solace Stones, Soles and Survivor Solace
https://www.canneryrowpress.com/magazine · May 22, 2022
Scent of PlaceScent of Place
Cannery Row Magazine · Feb 14, 2022
Dragon's BloodDragon's Blood
Cannery Row Magazine · Feb 14, 2022
Slow Flow mit SloMoSlow Flow mit SloMo
Lounge8 · Nov 22, 2021
Over The Lawn, Through The WicketOver The Lawn, Through The Wicket
Northstar Publishing · Jul 5, 2020
Seven barriers to lifespan engagementSeven barriers to lifespan engagement
International Council on Active Aging · Apr 1, 2011
Creating Therapeutic Garden Landscapes
ICAA · Oct 1, 2010
Maker of Chi Spheres and Energy SpiralsMaker of Chi Spheres and Energy Spirals
Harp Therapy Journal · Oct 9, 2009
Where Have The Elders Gone? Where Have The Elders Gone?
Seminole Tribune · Apr 29, 2005
- Affiliation:
- North American Association of Light Therapy, Space Renaissance International (SRI), Farmer Veteran Coalition (FVC), International Society for Biosemiotic Studies, Intern'l Association of Cybertherapy & Rehab (iACToR), Cultural Heritage by Archaeology & Military Panel (CHAMP), Association of Nature and Forest Therapy, Cannabis Associates Network
- Another link:
- http://https://www.linkedin.com/company/2003086/admin/
- Another link:
- http://https://iactor.ning.com/profile/RandyEady
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Randy Eady's Blog
Best of the World: Soil to Soul in a Seabed Gallery
The annual BotW (Best of the World) list from Nat. Geo's global editors, writers, photographers and explorer community share their picks for the top museums, festivals & other cultural spots and experiences worth a visit.
And two Nature-enriched Caribbean spots find themselves atop the list.
In Grenada, snorkelers and divers might spot not…
ContinuePosted on June 22, 2024 at 10:48am
Taino and Puerto Plata’s Crown Jewel Attraction: 27 Charcos of Damajagua waterfalls.
A worthwhile feature of the Amazing Race 36, Episode 9 – My Precious Cacao
Run by local guides who live within the community, the park entrance fees serve a benefit to all of its residents and future preservation— making it an all-around…
Posted on May 31, 2024 at 9:48am
Cambio & Conexión: What We Get is What We See & What We See Is What We Are
Folklorically said to improve vision on many dimensional levels, Amaranth plant is a resistant, fast-growing pseudocereal used as the main crop by the Aztecs in Mexico and cultivated by other Caribbean & Mesoamerican civilizations.…
ContinuePosted on March 28, 2024 at 9:18am
Indigenous Rituals Connecting Life Between the Physical & Invisible
Beliefs, where spirits inhabit the environment and offerings are given in thanks or supplication to nature, have been present and existed in the Carribean region long before conquest & colonization. 
Is there a way to abstractly wrap our hands around communicating such experiences, and making attempts to rationally or scientifically explain mystical…
Posted on March 25, 2024 at 2:00pm
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