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My Goals 2012 Eclipse in May

I have a few simple demands from creator this lifetime.


  1. I would like to teach and travel doing works of Shamanism and Alchemy
  2. I would like to be safe and free of religious persecution during my life of work (on Shamanism and Alchemy)
  3. I would like to learn many languages and speak them with friends at a fluent level as I travel and teach.
  4. I would like to create several books and learning programs that better people through sharing the things that I've learned throughout my shamanistic working and alchemical projects.
  5. I would like to travel to and be safe and prosperous in the countries of Japan, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Mexico, Argentina, Madagascar, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Russia, Australia, Wales, and New Zealand.
  6. I would like to heal the place of unrest between humans and the environment.
  7. I would like create mushroom projects for healing the planet, cleaning the environment and feeding good food to humans.
  8. In my travels and around my homes, I wish to teach others the ways of right action with the Earth and how to speak with the mycelium of these Earth, our natural internet.
For these requests I offer the various prayers and rituals in the name of the spirit of the Earth, Gaia, Great Spirit, and Nature.

Thank you and so shall I be on Earth and I am in the Heavens, a guardian for virtues and integrity.

T Ryan Hughes.
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