Terri A Rivera or Sings With Ravens is a singer-songwriter and founder of Serpent Mound Star Knowledge Peace Summits, Terri has been recognized with a nomination for the Native American Music Awards and a runner-up in the John Lennon Songwriting Contest. Terri's workshops have spanned the U.S. and Mexico, where she has collaborated with global healers to facilitate spiritual retreats worldwide.
She grew up in Idaho along the Snake River and now lives just three miles from the Serpent Mound at the alternateuniverserockshop.com. Both her Home/Shop are on the southeastern edge of a five-mile wide impact crater and sit a top of a 17.5 km long fault line that is miles deep. That combination emits a constant flow of positive energy. Terri has presented at workshops throughout the U.S. and Mexico and has worked with healers from around the world to hold spiritual retreats in various global locations.

The Vision: “A woman came into my room one night with many children following her. She said 'It's time for you to go home.' Very afraid, I shook my head 'no'. The woman continued moving along and went into the wall.

Suddenly, the room filled with light and the Lady of Guadalupe was there in front of me! At first, I was very afraid and closed my eyes, I was only 5 after all. But then I opened them again and looked at her. Her smile took all my fear away. She said to me 'Am I not here beside you? Am I not here to heal all this pain? Am I not here to spiritually guide you? Am I not here to heal all this pain?

From that moment I knew that she was really there with me and that I had a reason to live.”

TRUE HOLY WATER

True Holy Water

Comes when the

Soul is laid bare

Before the Creator

In Prayer.

When ever in ceremony and one tear drop is shared, We encourage every one to take a drop and make a cross on your forehead. It is a blessing from that person and goes to whom ever shared in the healing. Every one is blessed

May you always be blessed

Terri Sings with Ravens Rivera

One of my favorite places on this beautiful planet. Brush Creek, adjacent to Serpent Mound, to see the underwater Serpent, a large boulder shaped like the head of a serpent or dragon, with eyes on both sides. The journey to this sacred stone is beautiful all around, and one can feel the presence of the ancients and all the elemental beings. Bringing an offering for the Sasquatch relatives feels important. The experience is filled with prayers, laughter, and song - ours and the winged ones - creating a natural soundtrack.

Terri works with her 33 lb Himalayan Crystal Skull named Divyanka