Morning Glory Healing

Lady Morning Glory was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2006 Multiple myeloma is a rare form of cancer characterized by excessive production (proliferation) and improper function of certain cells (plasma cells) found in the bone marrow. Plasma cells, which are a type of white blood cell, are produced in the bone marrow and eventually enter the bloodstream. Excessive plasma cells may eventually mass together to form a tumor or tumors in various sites of the body, especially the bone marrow. If only a single tumor is present, the term solitary plasmocytoma is used. When multiple tumors are present, the term multiple myeloma is used. Plasma cells are a key component of the immune system and secrete a substance known as myeloma proteins (M-proteins), a type of antibody. Antibodies are special proteins that the body produces to combat invading microorganisms, toxins, or other foreign substances. Overproduction of plasma cells in affected individuals results in abnormally high levels of these proteins within the body. Above: Lady Morning Glory and husband Oberon Zell-Ravenheart
Lady Morning Glory Biography Morning Glory Zell-Ravenheart, of Irish and Choctaw Indian ancestry, embarked upon her first vision quest in 1968 and has spent the past 27 years of her life pursuing the path of Eclectic Shamanism. She is a scholar of the many myths and legends of ancient Goddesses from all human cultures. She is also a Priestess serving that aspect of the Goddess known as Potnia Theron-- "Our Lady of the Beasts." In 1969, she gave birth to a daughter, Gail, and pursued a part-time career as a writer in addition to being a full-time Mother. From her early writing and lecturing about the Great Mother, Morning Glory found herself more and more thrust into the position of serving as an untrained Priestess. She traveled to Minneapolis for the Gnostica Aquarian Convention in September of 1973 in order to network with other Wiccans and to arrange for the necessary training. At the Gnostica Convention when she met Tim Zell (now known as Oberon), and heard his vision of the Earth as a living Goddess, the last pieces of the puzzle fell into place and Morning Glory moved to St. Louis to study theology with the Church of All Worlds, where she was ordained as a Priestess a year later. She and Oberon were married in 1974 and have had a working partnership for over 22 years. Morning Glory is a Neo-Pagan poet and Priestess of Shamanic Arts. She has frequently been used as a behind-the-scenes resource person for authors researches interested in the New Age renaissance of Goddess reverence. She has written, lectured and taught intermittently, co-editing Green Egg with Oberon from 1973-75. Her primary focus for eight years (1977-85) was directed towards the establishment of a wilderness retreat center dedicated to Holy Mother Earth, where she and Oberon raised the famous Living unicorns. Morning Glory founded the Ecosophical Research Association in 1984, and was the women's cultural liaison and a SCUBA diver on the 1985 ERA diving expedition to New Guinea to study the endangered Indo-Pacific dugong and its relationship to local native myths about Mermaids.
She and Oberon also work with Critter Care, a local California wildlife rescue team, and have happily shared their lives with many wonderful creatures in a delightful interspecies household including: cats, owls, snakes, unicorns, weasels and opossums. They can speak from personal experience about the needs and personality of non-human animals. Their theology of Deep Ecology and Nature reverence is not only intellectual but is rooted in daily practice and personal experiences of interspecies communion. She is a trained facilitator for the "Council of All Beings" process developed by Joanna Macy and John Seed.
Morning Glory also writes fantasy stories, several of which have been published in Marion Zimmer Bradley's Swords and Sorceresses anthologies. Her sacred poetry has appeared in many magical and feminist journals. She is a superb ritualist, creating ceremonies of every kind and scale, from simple baby blessings, weddings and rites of passage to spectacular events such as the total solar eclipse at the Stonehenge replica in the Washington Dalles, attended by over 3,000 people. Morning Glory has become well-known for her presentations of her ever-growing Goddess collection of over 150 votive figures from around the world. She is also the manufacturer and proprietor of "Mythic Images," a company producing beautiful and authentic museum quality replicas of ancient Goddesses and Gods, sculpted in partnership with Oberon. Morning Glory's article, "A Bouquet of Lovers" originally published in Green Egg magazine (May 1990), first coined the term "polyamory" and was a germinal work in the ongoing Poly Love community dialogue. It has since been reprinted in an anthology on polyamory: Love Without Limits edited by Deborah Anapol. For information on how to order this book and to find out more about polyamory visit the Abundant Love Institute. Morning Glory is currently deeply involved in reawakening the ancient practices of Aphrodite and Eros. Morning Glory brings to any of her projects a store of songs chants and folklore, plus a powerful vision of reawakening of the female principle, and initiation into a new cycle leading our next stage of planetary evolution: the Gaea Cycle -- a marriage of science and spirituality, ecology and feminism. Source: CAW http://www.caw.org/index.html If you have a family member or a friend or loved one with a terminal illness you might consider joining the Morning Glory Order If you would like to post messages for Lady Morning Glory or for updates on Lady Morning Glory's health then please go HERE