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Monthly Archives: January 2019
My journey with AuraTransformation
If you ever struggle to stay in your body, to remain grounded, or if (when you do) you feel so much that you are quickly depleted of energy or overwhelmed…and if you have come so far, done all the work, cleared so much, become so aware and yet your body and spirit seem to spar or pull apart in opposite directions, instead of staying contentedly together… this post might be for you… Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness, Spirituality
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Tagged attaching spirit to the body, AuraTransformation, balance, being in the body, crystal aura, crystal traits, crystalising, dharma, end of kharma, evolution, four elements, grounding, healing, high-frequency energy, highly sensative, indigo aura, indigo traits, new aura, New Time energy, releasing all ties, review of AuraTransformation, self-responsibility, union of masculine and feminine
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Responsible masculinity
I coined a phrase “responsible masculinity” in my last post and its applicable to all of us; not at all gender specific. There’s something I find off-putting about certain strains of feminism and its that its feels like more of … Continue reading →
When the sun comes “up”
The sun is “up” at the moment; a rare solar minimum flare, the strongest for almost a year, delivered a burst of sun energy on Saturday 26th at 13.22UT (click left for video). This affects us all from the very moment it happens, … Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Environment, Health & wellbeing, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development, Spirituality
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Tagged Ayureveda, balance, catalyst, change, energy, evolution, know your own energy body, masculine energy, pitta, solar flare, solar minimum, sun energy
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Is technology our friend?
Is technology our friend? A frank, expansive and, ultimately, well-balanced discussion of some things I’ve notice about our developing relationship with technology. Join me on a trip through some of the more colourful experiences my sensitivity has helped shed some ligth on. Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Culture, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development, Spirituality
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Tagged anthropomorphic behaviour, boundary setting, electric human, electro-sensitivity, EMFs, everything is energy, frequency, health and wellbeing, HeartMath, highly sensative, how we use technology, human energy field, human evolution, humans and technology, indigo and crystal, intuition, navigating by feelings, relationship with technology, robots, sentience, sixth sense, solar flares, synesthesia, the future of humanity, vagus nerve, where are we now?
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The magic of snow
A walk in the snow when snow is so rare, thus gilded by the brushstrokes of relative unfamiliarity, can take you out of yourself and remind you of currents of experience outside of the sequential… Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Menu, metaphor, Nature, Personal Development, Seasons, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys, Walks
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Tagged awareness, Consciousness, experience across time, magical walk, multiple timelines, mystical, non-linearity, not expecting anything particular, outside of time, reincarnation, removing experience filters, seeing beyond the ordinary, sensory experiences, sixth sense, snow, softening effect of snow, synesthesia, time portal, woodland
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How we encourage empathy…and not just in women
In a world full of people that are, we are told, less empathic than ever, how do we encourage more empathy? Do women naturally have more empathy than men, as one study suggests, or do they develop this by reading more fiction, something which men are far less inclined to do? If so, how do we plug this gap in our boy’s emotional intelligence? An article (linked) that I read this week set me off on this line of thought and these are some additional thoughts I have to contribute… Continue reading →
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Tagged alternative lifestyles, caring about other people, emotional intelligence, Empathy, heforshe, lifetsyle vloggers, respecting different cultures, teaching kids empathy, who reads fiction anymore, women read more than men, yawning
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If you could pick just one word…
Choosing a word for the year ahead can be powerful process…or, perhaps, if you invite it in, it may choose you…as I discovered! Continue reading →
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Tagged claiming freedom, coping with limitations, coping with longterm illness, empath, empowerment, freedom from traumatic information, freedom of choice, freedom to be who you are, freedom to say no, I am enough, journalling, joy as a guidance system, liberty, Mindfulness, new years resolution, new years word, positive attitude to chronic health, positivitiy, synesthesia, the freedom to be joyful, the freedom to choose freedom, what is freedom
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We each drink from our own cup
Scour the internet and you will find King Arthur being claimed by the English, the Welsh, the Scots, even by the Breton. My feeling is that legends such as Arthur and Camelot and, yes, Elen of the Ways, defy geographical placement; quite by design, and there seems to be a self-sabotaging tripwire involved when you try to get your brain involved in order to prove a location, which gets quite close to demanding “ownership”. When we do this, in my experience, its like the portculis clamps shut and you are left outside in the cold of your own deeper experience for having pushed so hard out of a desire to nail something in “fact”. The trick is to enjoy the experience…whatever the enlightening experience is…without having to own or label it.
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Tagged ancient sites, camelot, cup that never runs dry, did Camelot really exist, Elen of the Ways, grail knights, grail legend, holy grail, holy union, iona, King Arthur, Maid Marion & Robin Hood, Mary Magdelene and Yeshua, mother earth, paths of gold, purpose of legends, sacred union, the point of ancient legend in modern life, torus, was Arthur english, was Arthur scottish, was Arthur welsh, wholeness, why do we seek proof of everything, yellow brick road, yin and yang
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It doesn’t matter
Trivial-sounding yet incredibly powerful, for many of us this is the process we think we already know about and even kid ourselves we do…yet, most of the time, we don’t follow though diligently; but now feels like the time to get serious. We make substance with our thoughts, endlessly, and this narrows the range of our experience all the time; leaving us locked into a kind of experiential cell, like that small bit of room that is left over when all the unwanted furniture in our minds is piled up around the room. When we realise that’s all it is – thoughts – we get to dissolve that matter into molecules and sweep it all away; simple as that. When we do it diligently, repeatedly, each time those thoughts arise (not just some of the time), we create a whole new landscape for ourselves in remarkably swift time. In just a few weeks, we are standing there looking at a vista so expansive and unlimited that we are quite amazed that we didn’t do this sooner. So yes, we are, for a moment, completely amazed…yet entirely forgiving of ourselves (since there is nothing to forgive…) and are, by necessity, quick to move on, because we don’t want that to be the next thought we fixate upon. See what I mean; it’s this flow in the process that keeps it going…
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