I was looking at my manager profile, thinking about editing it, but I decided to leave it as it is.   Here is a little bit about me:   *·._.·´¯*·.€vØnn£ tH�?§TØrÂ¥t€lL£r*·._.·´¯*·. You are here at my page perhaps because you are wondering, “Who is Evonne the Storyteller?�?nbsp; Thanks for visiting.  I am glad I am not the only person that asks that question. Perhaps you are here because you have wondered about who you are yourself?  Welcome to SLC.   Email me anytime.   I will answer anything I can. Although I do love research projects, I cannot tell you who you are, however.  It took me awhile just to write about who I am.  Funny thing isn’t it?    To make a long journey a short story, I knew who I was once, then I got lost. (The term, “short story,�?is relatively speaking.  Storytellers have a natural tendency to be longwinded.)     Once upon a time, I even knew why I am here, but I can’t find my way back home there today.  Along the way I have many journeys, or one very long one.  In any case, I would love to hear your stories and would love the opportunity to tell you mine or share the stories of others.    Perhaps some day we will all sit together around the campfire and know who we are and go home anytime we want to.   My purpose “here�?has taken me in many directions.  My journey back “here�?was simply stated to me as, “To water the fishes that are without water.�?nbsp; This to me is clearly a message to console, love, share, and help others heal and find their way in spirit.  This directive has led me to: study healing,  be an empath, ponder life and its endless possibilities and impossibilities that occur, get into lots of trouble, help others rediscover what they already know as children, move small objects without touching them, learn healing modalities, practice social work (last career), help others when I can, drink more wine (not necessarily recommended), pay attention to religion (mostly Catholicism but I read them all!), improve my spelling, learn Magick, network with others of various practices, eat extra chocolate (consult your physician), study martial arts, yoga (although not so much any more), damage a whole bunch of watches and electronic equipment, look at the other side—mostly by accident.  *As you know “by accident,�?in spirituality is considered an official “on purpose.�?     This journey has made me realize that sometimes I am my very own fish in need of water.  I promise you, that if you pay attention, you will learn lots at SLC.  I did and I still have a long ways to go.  I learned to astral travel with vision here.  I learned more about Zen here.  A lot of realizations really came to me as a result of being here.  This place helped me pay more attention to what is important.  SLC helped me get through a major illness and a darn-good-hard car accident too.  Everyone was right here talking about spirit, having their own life growing pains, and when I could type back, I did. If you can, be sure to water the other fishes that need it.  Because sometimes you are a fish, and sometimes you are a water bearer.   So there you go.  Type back!  Send me your stories!  Send me your artwork too.  I just love artwork.     *8*8*8*     It’s 4 a.m. Nasruddin leaves the tavern and walks the town aimlessly.  A policeman stops him.  “Why are you out wandering the streets in the middle of the night?�?nbsp; “Sir,�?replies Nasruddin, “if I knew the answer to that question, I would have been home hours ago!�?/FONT>     ---Rumi, from The Essential Rumi