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Cameron Steele
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a practice "to nurture new flows and at the same time guard against them" in personal experience, esotericism, and literature.

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‘Tending to the bonds between the seen and unseen worlds’

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Hello from beautiful Montana. We’ve spent an unexpected week here on the Blackfeet Reservation, where my husband’s family is from, and in Glacier Park. My husband took the week off chemo, my son took his first week off first-grade, I scramb...

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'What moves may always rise'

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The circus act and the dream

Art as the remembrance of who and what we are

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    Cameron Steele, PhD, is a writer, teacher, and tarot reader based in the Blue Ridge mountains, where she teaches writing workshops to cancer patients and reads for clients drawing on her doctorate and divinatory training.

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