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Pigment of life
When a new paradigm starts to emerge, it can seem lacking in depth, an unfamiliar “convenience food” where a complex banquet of life used to be, throwing us into a turmoil of nostalgia for the old ways…though we don’t want those either. What calls us through the bewildering territory is an unspeakable force, an original spark without name… Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Art metaphor, Art purpose, Art technique, Art transformation tool, Consciousness & evolution, Life choices, Life journey, Menu, metaphor, Painting, Personal Development
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Tagged 2020, accepting diversity, age of aquarius, art, art and self awareness, artist, Aspergers, autistic approach to life, best of both worlds, changing process, evolution, exploring what life is about, gouache, incoporating all we have been and will be, instant karma, layers of experience, learning about life through art, life lessons, living methaphor, meaning of life, metaphor for life, new era, new painting medium, new paradigm, Painting, painting purpose, pure potential, reincarnation, self-mastery, synesthesia, win-win
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Jane Eyre – nineteenth century Aspie woman
Yesterday, I was at the Blackeyed Theatre stage production of Jane Eyre and, from the front balcony seat looking down onto the stage, I saw something so new yet just so obvious about this well-known character that I had missed … Continue reading →
Posted in Biography, Consciousness & evolution, Fiction, Life choices, Life journey, Literature, Menu, Personal Development, Writing
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Tagged asperger's friendships, asperger's traits in literature, Aspergers, autism, being different, Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre, late-diagnosed Asperger's, masking behaviours, nineteenth centiry asperger's women, owning your differences, pretending to be normal, role models, self-understanding through literature, was Jane Eyre autistic?, why people dislike people with Asperger's
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Going “nowhere”, reaching beyond “the point”
A potent place on the so-called “road to nowhere”…a life review…and an opportunity to realise the astonishing power of even the most a subtly altered perspective.
All this and more from a serendipitous revisit to a place that seemed to draw me back there…no arguing! Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged 21 December 2012, a world without fear, altered perspective, close to the edge, cygnus, darkness, embracing the unknown, end of an era, epigenetics, holly trees, new paradigm, not having to know what next, not knowing, Oford, ruined churches, spiritual places, swans, the magic of void, unlimited, what has changed since 2012?, where are we now?, where next?, yin and yang
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Seeking the warmth of “new” friendship
There’s nothing like being left out in the cold of an old paradigm to make you the perfect candidate for evolved and aspirational thinking around that topic. Exploring friendships through Aspie eyes tells me we are primed to model a brand new way of treating one another… Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, Life choices, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development
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Tagged asperger's friendships, asperger's women, authenticity, breaking the mould, evolution, evolved behaviour, female friendships, high vibe friendship, honesty, modelling a new kind of friendship, namaste, new frequency coming, new paradigm, oneness, out of the box, psychology, reciprocal friendship, relationships, seeking true friendship, social conventions that feel tired, speaking your mind, telepathy, true friendship, vision for the future
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Exquisite life
The reason life is so intense when we are young is that the exquisite pain we experience is in proportion to how intensely we love; we experience, and welcome in, the full range of feelings as part of the sheer excitement and wonder of life. So what happened to all that? Do we miss it (in preference to being comfortably numb)? Can we call it back…maybe a bit…or did we forfeit it with “maturity”? What if the true wisdom of maturity invites us to remember…? Continue reading →
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Tagged asperger's parent, Aspergers, burnout, experiences, exquiste pain of youth, exuberance, freedom, fully alive, joy of life, living life fully, new stance on maturity, no regrets, parenthood, rich in experiences, synesthesia, the gift of pain, Travel, what life has taught me, wisdom of experience, words of wisdom, young people
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The Path
The Path of many Ps…back to ourselves. A whimsical offering that wanted to be written today. Continue reading →
Autism and the Age of Aquarius
Those on the spectrum are questioners, movers, shakers, speakers of blunt truth; we don’t dress things up or tolerate status quo when harm is involved. These traits empower and serve as a very backbone when our more visionary, empathic, willingly sociable yet almost hopelessly unstructured side knows not what to do next. Exploring the evolutionary context of autism in general and Asperger’s in particular. Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Health & wellbeing, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development
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Tagged age of aquarius, Aspergers, Carl Johan Calleman, chris packham, evolution, extreme-male-brain theory of autism, future of humanity, generation x, greta thunberg, high functioning autism, historical context of autism, late-diagnosed Asperger's, left and right hemispheres, masculine and feminine traits, new age, new paradigm, Nine Waves of Creation, ninth wave, philosophy, reason for autism epidemic, self-diagnosed Asperger's, Steve Silberman, the gift of autism, transitional era
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A fairy tale for our times…and, of course, a new ending
We have been told an old old (old) story so many times before that, even when a new version comes along, we think its still the same story…or do we? And is it? Not when seen through new fifth-dimensional “eyes”. Join me in looking at one of the most popular stories of the moment through these very eyes… Continue reading →
Posted in Art metaphor, Art purpose, Consciousness & evolution, Culture, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Films, Health & wellbeing, In the news, Life journey, Menu, metaphor, Personal Development, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged A Star is Born, androgyny, balance, Bradley Cooper, divine feminine, divine masculine, Elen of the Ways, fifth dimension, goddess for our times, healing, healing the broken masculine, hidden message of movies, Jack and Ally, Lady Gaga, Maximus and Elen, modern relevance of fairytales, new paradigm, Nine Waves of Creation, self-belief, the evolved human, the experience of 5D in life, wholeness, write a new ending
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Fluidity and form in the living landscape of life
…these two artists I encountered had something in common. Though their mark making was pared back, economical with nothing superfluous in there at all, these landscapes THROBBED with unseen energetic life, before my very eyes, and reminded me that all things in existence are like this. We are all made-up of so much more than that which is registered by the first five senses and these other impulses make all of us, and the very landscape with which we interact at these unseen levels, who we truly are… Continue reading →
Posted in Ancient sites, Art, Art purpose, Art transformation tool, Artists, Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Exhibitions, Landscape art, Life journey, Menu, Painting, Personal Development
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Tagged abstraction, ancient landscape, art as communicator of the abstract, Art purpose, balanced brain, conveying feeling in art, energy art, energy in the landscape, evolution, form and fluidity, harmony, holistic perception, inspiration, JF Blighton RE, Landscape art, language of art, left and right hemispheres, letting go of control, masculine and feminine, Philip Hughes, philosophy, return of the sacred feminine, the need for flow, unseen realms, whole brain function
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Evolving through collective grief to the other side
Are we prepared to evolve? Really? Through all of our layers, to the very core of our being, fully commited to this in every way? Its such an important question and not being clear on this can prolongue a state of unacknowledged grieving for the “old norm”; grieving being a necessary process for both individuals and the collective…but not one we are meant to get stuck in for very long. Continue reading →
Posted in Books, Consciousness & evolution, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Life journey, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness, Spirituality
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Tagged birth of a new paradigm, chronic illness, collective grief, ecology, embracing change, fear of not being normal, feelings of foreboding, Gregg Braden, harmony, letting go of nostalgia, mercury detox, moving on from the past, neuroplasticity, new normal, overwhelm, physchology and evolution, processing collective and individual grief, rebirth, rewiring the body, sensitive soul, supporting your own evolution, transforming fear of change, turning point, we cant turn the clocks back, what is normal, working with the subconscious
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