“Calling In The Spirits” Ceremonial Talking Stick is very special. The one of a kind pattern on this Ceremonial stick were created by a beaver, chewing around the entire stick, gathered from the beach of our property where the Crowe River and Beaver Creek merge in Marmora, Ontario. There is a combined flow of energy when the elements of the beaver are enhanced with a collection of energy inspired crystals of pink quartz, clear quartz, adventurine, lapis, agate, tigers eye, red jasper. The lovely jingle bells were added as a "calling in" for the spirits and the handle, middle and top is made decorated with leather "strings". There is a large double terminated quartz with additional points at its base featured at the top of this creation, directing the flow of energies in order to amplify your good intentions. The bottom is a result of the beaver severing this wood from its connection to a tree growing on our riverbank.

As a Shamanic Practitioner I created this ceremonial stick to be used in multiple ways. Traditionally, the talking stick was used by our Indigenous ancestors in ceremony and as a way of ensuring that however was holding the Talking Stick was the one to be heard and all others respectfully listen. You can use this Ceremonial Stick for your own gatherings and meetings with others. I have journeyed while holding this ceremonial stick and found the energies to be focused, loving, energetic and set to assist you to achieve calm, connection and purpose. You are encouraged to use the Calling In the Spirits Ceremonial Stick frequently. Hold the stick in your hand or against your body while meditating. Shake the tinkly bells to invite in your helping spirits or the spirits of your land. Take your stick outside while communing in nature. Dance your spirit dance with your stick. Smudge your stick from time to time to clear any energies that might not be needed and leave in a window on full moons to recharge. This ceremonial stick should be treated carefully as it is thin and the crystals could break if the collide with a solid surface. Best not to get the ceremonial stick get wet. I can assist you in creating ceremony to invite in this stick once you have made it your own!