Linda Murray lives in Australia after migrating from NZ. A life spent with animals through farming, working in teaching and training, as well as large construction sites has given her a wide variety of skills and stories. These stories are also part of the technique she uses to teach confidence in recognizing and tapping into messages you receive day to day. These messages can be brought through thoughts, your pets, or events throughout your day. Linda teaches the choice of earth-friendly ways and energies for step-by-step human and soil nutrition for health and vitality. Healthy soil is our legacy, our lifeblood and conduit to health. www.carbiculture.com is her knowledge hub.
Here’s a Sample Taste of Linda Murray’s Touching Chapter, Pee Wee, My Kelpie Mate
“…Hardly had I walked inside than the excited barks of the dogs could be heard once more. “Now what?” Sprinting outside and down to the shed once more, I could see a python outside the shed. “What’s going on here, surely not another one?” Yet no, on closer inspection, Pee Wee had likely perceived the python as a threat to her (grown-up) children and in the way she had always protected them, dragged the danger out and away. So now my python had sustained extra injuries. I was devastated.
Pee Wee was called off and I told her the python was friend, rather than foe. Pee Wee was confused, she had been carrying out her maternal protection instincts.
The dogs came to heel on command, back up to the house we all walked. All the young dogs were tied up, now for Pee Wee. Pee Wee was never tied up these days, unless on the rare occasion she was in some sort of trouble. As I called her onto the veranda to be tied up at her comfort bed at the back door, she communicated confusion at what she had done wrong. Despite reassurance she was not in trouble, she remained unconvinced. She laid down looking very unhappy, her beautiful brown eyes tinged with sadness.
Next step, off I went back down to the shed, brown cardboard box big enough to contain our python, in my arms. Operation python rescue. As gently and carefully as possible, the python was placed inside the box and made comfortable. What a relief to close the lid, a python now totally safe and secure. Now placed in the shade of a magnificent wisteria tree, laden with cascading perfumed lilac flowers, the perfect place for our python friend to be!
The python passed over and I buried him in the garden, to lie at rest between a koala and a goanna.
‘Righto Kelpies, time to run free again.’ As I reached down to unclip Pee Wee, her eyes met mine. I felt her heart connect and the word poison came to me. ‘What does that mean? Maybe she’s saying she thought our python was a snake.’ I telepathically messaged her that she was forgiven, she was following her mothering instinct, I loved her and all was well.
Little did I know…”
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Michelle Interviews Co-Author Linda Murray on Embracing Your Personal Power for Empowering Health and Nutrition in Plants and Animals
In this fascinating and very different interview Linda talks about how she came to be involved from both a practical as well as a spiritual level with animal and human health through the soil.
Michelle feels Linda is the most knowledgeable person she knows with restoring soil health and has followed her recommendations in improving the soil quality of her own huge garden.