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Monthly Archives: April 2021
No time to waste
Its more than possible to halt our our metamophosis with where we direct our minds (our habits and our comfort places). For instance, where is the contempory fiction that looks forwards, not to the topics of war, or cancer, or horror, or divorce, or past-trauma, or dsystopia, or kitchen-sink drama, or fluffy romance? Where is all the optimism, combined with new thinking and the sheer force of imagingation that is fiction?? Never forget that reading is how we sow seeds in the fertile ground of our minds; so, as any gardener knows well, be mindful of the quality of the soil but also of the kind of seeds that you sow. Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Consciousness & evolution, History, Life choices, Literature, Menu, Personal Development, Remembering, Writing
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Tagged choosing what to read, chosing what to read, expansion and acceleration, fiction for Asperger's, forward-looking literature, futuristic writers, geting to the point, human evolution, I don't have time to rush, is there any value left in retrospectives, joy of reading, Literature, living in the present moment, metamophosis, new paradigm, no time to waste, optimism, planting seeds in our minds, quantum leap, Ted Chiang, the point of fiction in a transitional era, timelines, transitional generation, writing style compared
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Acts of volition
If everything has to be the result of a cause and effect chain reaction then I was a lost cause many years ago. So why do many of us continue; what drives us to hope for that which a strictly … Continue reading →
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Tagged acts of volition, be the change, big bang, cause and effect, creator powers, daring, end of conditionality, fear of our own power, first cause events, healing potential, life spark, miracles, non-linear reality, paradigm shift, pure potential, quantum healing, quantum leap, self-empowerment, volatile, winged creator
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He/she/they
There is a collared dove living in our garden, we call her/him “Bob” and we love him/her with a vengeance. Really, there is a pair of doves because they were, and are again, a couple, though only one is ever … Continue reading →
Posted in Animal welfare, Birds, Consciousness & evolution, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Menu, Nature, Personal Development
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Tagged beyond gender, collared doves, dispensing with labels, dispensing with pronouns, essence, garden birds, gender, labels, love, love for birds, love for others, nesting, pronouns, relationship with birds, unconditional love, unity consciousness, what pronouns do you use?
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Coming home
Where are my edges, where does my sense of self stop and other begin? What feel like the non-negotiable boundaries required in order for me to feel safe and how does modern life or the demands of my work encroach on that? How did the quieter life of the past year make me feel (better or worse; some introverts have thrived)? What does that say about my desire to keep working/living the way I used to before lockdown? What are my true priorities in life and what do those say about where I feel most relaxed and comfortable to be myself, can I make my life fit those priorities better? Is there more inner work to be done so that I can feel safe regardless and not be at the beck and call of outside circumstances the way I am? Do I have all the resources I need to feel safe unconditionally like that, even as I stand here in my socks, or do I lean too much into external factors, both for comfort but therefore also as a source of trigger when things “go wrong”? Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Menu, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness, Spirituality
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Tagged anxiety, boundaries, coming home, cultivating a higher vibe, emotional health, environmental sensitivities, fear of the outside world, feeling of place, feeling safe, frequency of home, healing, high sensitivity, highly sensitive person, how we are raised affecting sense of self, hypervigilance, inner resources, introversion, introvert, lockdown, longing for home, protection, protector part, psychology behind material fixations, rarified feeling, sacred space, sanctuary, sense of self, sensory sensitivity, setting boundaries, the feeling of home, there's no place like home, trigger factors, unconditional safety, wizard of oz
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spinning the light 