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Category Archives: Symbolic journeys
Camelot for a shining moment
In order to grow, the cycle has to transform into a spiral. The lockdown has to generate a growth tip that leads to something newer, “higher”, seen as though from a broader perspective; the overview. We all strive for balance but does uber-balance preclude the ability to develop a growth point, ending in stalemate or cancellation, or is this where we start to catch a glimpse of something golden through the mists of frustration? A journey through frustration to the glimpse of…something…through the mists. Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Health & wellbeing, Menu, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged autism and visual thinking, balance, beyond "what is", breakthrough, camelot, challenge of a balanced brain, evolution, finding balance, halcyon days, hollistic experience, left and right hemispheres, masculine and feminine, neurodiversity, new paradigm, potential beyond frustration, sacred union, salad days, spiral, ultimate healing, visual thinking, visual thinking and depth of exprience, visual thinking and the left brain, visual thinking and trauma, visual thinking is not the same as art, yin and yang
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Light into old structures
(If we let it) death opens us up, makes us curious, and we can’t help but be a little touched by its effects when it happens to those we deeply love. (If we dare) we can open ourselves up widely next to that person going through the process, from which hallowed spot we can’t fail to be brushed by some of the expansiveness and light as it comes in to dissolve old structures; both their old structures as they leave the physical realms and also our old structures, especially our old beliefs about “what dealth is”, even as we look our grief straight in the eyes and deal with all that entails for as long as it takes to heal. Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, Leylines, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged bees, beyond fear of death, beyond patriarchy, butterfly effect, death, expansion, goddess energy, grief, leylines, life review, light into old structures, loss, loss of a loved one, luxmuralis, masculine and feminine, metamophosis, new life into old, old sarum, salisbury cathedral, shift of ages, Silchester, thinning of the veil, transformation, transforming grief, transitions, upcycling, yin and yang
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Choosing life: Jig of Life and the Ninth Wave
“For Now does ride in on the curl of the wave,
And you will dance with me in the sunlit pools.
We are of the going water and the gone.
We are of water in the holy land of water
And all that’s to come runs in
With the thrust on the strand.” Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Culture, Divine feminine, History, Life choices, Menu, metaphor, Music & theatre, Personal Development, Remembering, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged age of aquarius, awake the witch, Before the Dawn, Carl Johan Calleman, choice point, choosing life, determination, eighth wave, evolution, Hounds of Love, James Joyce, Jig of Life, Kate Bush, King Arthur, near death experience, new paradigm, ninth wave, ninth wave of creation, Ophelia, quantum holographic wave, sacred feminine, Ulysses, working with the ninth wave
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New synapses, old synapses
I’ve had a growing feeling all year long that the exercise in social distancing has been some sort of externalised manoeuvre of growing new synapses. The more the old haunts of my daily walks closed off, became inaccessible or had too many people suddenly launched into them, the more I discovered new places, often right beneath the very eyes of where I used to pass by but never noticed the subtle entrance to pathways into enchanted woods that have turned out to be new-favourite walks. Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Life journey, Meditation, Menu, metaphor, Personal Development, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged Consciousness, consciousness growth, growing new synapses, inner sanctum, inner stillness, learn from trees, lockdown, motivation, Personal Development, return to the self, self-awareness, self-enquiry, spirituality, understanding your motivations, when plans fall apart
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Message received
Today, I spotted this beauty on the 24 year anniversary of my mother transitioning from this world; she was always the queen of the four leaved clover, finding them, with ease, wherever she went. I never could… Exactly 22 years … Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged anniversary, attention to detail, beyond logic, four-leaved clover, messages beyond death, noticing patterns, observation skills, open mindedness, outside of linearity, psychic abilities, seeing things differently, signs and symbols, synchronicity
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Grounded
Sometimes its when we most feel like we are “grounded” that we take off and fly…a sure sign that we really needed it! Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged animals roam cities during lockdown, balance, chronic health, coronavirus, Covid-19, crisis, evolution, expansion, grounded, health crisis, learning from mistakes, light pollution, nature, opportunity in all things, optimism, pandemic, paradox, positivity, rewilding, stars, stop and take pause, what we can learn from coronavirus
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The unmistakable lightening of days
Let me take you on a walk through a city; am impromptu Imbolc ceremony with a difference. No green pasture this, no village tree surrounded by fields…but, rather, pavements cracked with gold that speak of new beginnings. As ever, my … Continue reading →
Posted in Ancient sites, Archaeology, Artists, Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, History, Leylines, Life journey, Menu, metaphor, Personal Development, Remembering, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged against tyranny, balance, Boudica, Boudicca, brexit, Brigid's Day, Burne-Jones, Christoper E Street, city of gold, druids in London, earth connection, earth star, electrosensitivity, English eccentricity, enlightened city, fierce womanhood, Hampstead Heath, Helen Allingham, highly sensitive, Imbolc, intuition, light your own fire, London leylines, London's lost rivers, married to the Earth, Mary Magdalene, mass awakening, metoo, mothers and daughters, mystic, Nature in the city, new cycle, out of sight, personal growth, Pre-Raphaelites, rebirth, redheads, River Fleet, Rossetti, sacred feminine, sacred landscape London, sacred rivers, sacred sites, schumann resonance, silence breaker, silenced female, sisterhood, spiritual awakening, springtime, suppressed feminine, trees, trust in nature, vagina museum, visionary, what is Imbolc really about?, wild swimming, William Blake, William Morris, women take action
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Shared roots and scattered seeds
Collaborative music is one of my biggest passions; the feeling of it goes way beyond the lyrics or the tune and becomes a harmonic of happy coincidences, dismantled wall and powerful juxtapositions. The heart gets recruited, first…not as a cerebral afterthought…when such rhythms are unleashed. It’s a whole-sensory experience, beyond the boundary lines of culture or genre. How I long for the experience to be shared by so many more people; for them to be stirred up from their slumber and to feel what we all find so hard to give form to, as yet, in this world… Continue reading →
Posted in Animal art, Art, Art transformation tool, Life choices, Menu, Personal Development, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged art as transformation tool, Aspergers, autism, bird art, birdsong, cross-pollination, crossing boundaries, dandelion, diversity of music, ecology, enthusiasm about music, extinction rebellion, folk, francesco turrisi, goldfinch, growth, highly sensitive, jackie morris, karine polwart, Kate Tempest, kris drever, multi-instrumentalists, music as political messenger, music as transformation, new growth, passion for music, power of music, relevance and meaning in music, rhiannon giddens, robert macfarlane, roots, roots music, sam lee, sensory sensitivity, serendipity, sewing seeds, singing with nightingales, special powers, spell songs, spells, the lost words, thinking outside the box, tingle factor, transformation, what guides musical taste, why do some people feel music more than others, wren
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Soft landing
Amsterdam through Asperger’s eyes; a multi-dimensional map, a palette of many textures and a journey of deep self-exploration. Continue reading →
Posted in Biography, Consciousness & evolution, Culture, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Life journey, Menu, metaphor, Personal Development, Symbolic journeys, Travel
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Tagged Amsterdam, Ann Frank, Asperger's and nationality traits, Asperger's and taking fiction and non-fiction characters to heart, Asperger's seeming aloof, Asperger's social preferences, Aspergers, austistic spectrum, autism, canal district, communication without words, Dutch, Ehlers-Danlos, executive function, fibromyalgia, food intolerances, good habits, healthy eating, holocaust, hooked into rhythms and patterns, individuality, Jordaan, left and right hemispheres, letting go of what doesn't support you, love Amsterdam, love of maps, maps, needing to pull back into yourself, neuroplasticity, positive thinking, self-acceptance, street plans, structure and softness, synesthesia, taking in sensory impressions as information, Temple Grandin, thinking in pictures, vegan gluten free food, watching life through windows, Westerkerk carrilon
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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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