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The Earth Keepers Podcast

03. Spiritual Protection for You & Your Home

Spiritual protection is one of the most basic skills you can learn, but it’s also one of the…

September 29, 2020

The Earth Keepers Podcast Episode 02

02. My Plant Medicine Journey

It’s taken me the better part of a year to decide to talk about my experiences with psychedelic…

September 22, 2020

The Earth Keepers Podcast

01. Five Simple Steps to Communicate with Nature

Welcome to the first official episode of The Earth Keepers Podcast! To start off, I think it’s a…

September 22, 2020

Amy Dempster from Following Hawks

00. Welcome to The Earth Keepers Podcast

Welcome to The Earth Keepers Podcast! In this episode I share my personal story of how my life…

August 14, 2020

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⁣ Oh hey there! Have we officially met? ⁣ ⁣ $⁣ Oh hey there! Have we officially met? ⁣ ⁣ I’m Amy Dempster (aka @followinghawks) and my purpose in this timeline and this particular human life is to work deeply with the healing energies of the Earth - and help others learn how to do the same! ⁣ ⁣ But let’s be honest...there’s probably a whole lot of other fractals of my soul doing similar work across space and time too, which I think is pretty cool! ⁣ ⁣ This whole adventure began when I started having a series of unusual interactions with hawks back in 2008 and things got even more interesting in 2014 when the trees started talking to me (and asking me to pickup trash that was bothering them). ⁣ ⁣ It took me awhile to decide that I should tell my friends and family that nature was talking to me but once I started sharing it publicly, I found a whole lot of other people having the same experiences! ⁣ ⁣ So, here I am now sharing all the things I wish I would have had someone to ask over the past 13 years! ⁣ ⁣ I especially love working with portals and energy grids in the Earth so you’ll find all kinds of esoteric, multidimensional type discussions around here. But I do my best to break things down so they’re simple and easy to understand. ⁣ ⁣ If you want to learn more, I have a free video training on how to speak with the spirits of the land. And an entire online course called the Earth Tenders Academy. ⁣ ⁣ You can also hear me share my stories every week on The Earth Keepers Podcast. ⁣ ⁣ It’s all at the link in my profile. ⁣ ⁣ And as the host of another podcast likes to say...Send me a note to say hi. I like it when people say hello!$

Last week I shared a pretty in depth explanation o

Have you listened to this week’s episode of The

One of my favorite tricks for finding cool places

One of my favorite tricks for finding cool places to explore is to use the Geocaching app. I don't actually go look for the caches, I just use the map to see what might be interesting.⁠
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I find that many of the caches are hidden where there are great views, unusual history, or on scenic backroads.⁠
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When I want to go on an adventure, I click around the map and look at the descriptions of the caches to see what piques my interest. ⁠
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Yesterday I set out to find an old church that used to be in the middle of nowhere down a dirt road (before it was paved), a large rock formation and some petroglyphs. But while I was wandering down a road I'd never been on before, I noticed there was a large collection of caches straight ahead on the map in a very rural area.⁠
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As I turned the corner and saw a large parking lot, I realized it was a park so I quickly pulled over, parked, and got out to explore. It turned out to be 400 acres of valley and hillside covered with trails!⁠
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I spent an hour wandering around, enjoying the spring sunshine and happened upon these two on my way out. As much personality as the rock has, the tree is definitely its partner. They showed me that they're a pair! And they have a great view of the valley and mountains beyond from their spot right along the trail. Such a fun find!⁠
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Do you have any tips or tricks for finding cool places to explore in your town? Tell me all your secrets!

Just over a month ago, I received a very clear mes

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