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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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In balanced places and quantum spaces…
Yes, a second post for the day…closely related to the last one but also quite the stand-alone account of a special place that I visited a few days ago, where I came across both ancient and contemporary hints of quantum resurrection well underway… Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Art metaphor, Art purpose, Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Leylines, Menu, Personal Development, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged "stained glass", ancient wisdom, ancient yew tree, art and transformation, balance, bees, Berwick Church, beyond sacrifice and suffering, Bloomsbury, butterflies, David Hansel, Long Man of Wilmington, masculine and feminine, metamorphosis, Paul San Casciani, quantum, regeneration, resurrection, Saint Mary & Saint Peter Wilmington
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The turning point will likely not look the way you expect it to…
When we allow ourselves to be infected with the blight of negativity, it spreads like wildfire, jumping from branch to branch of our experience until, suddenly, the whole forest is depleted, with great gaps in communication where once there was a canopy serving as the unbreakable bond between all life-affirming things. Whilst this might not destroy everything, it sets it back and it depletes energy that some of us are expending a lot of effort whipping up to a higher place…and why court set-backs anymore? Continue reading →
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Tagged ancient wisdom, bees, believe in the belief, chronic illness, dealing with negativity, ecosystem, exhaustion, forest, frequency holder, healing, highly sensitive, new era, playing our part to perfection, positivity, regeneration, resurrection, spirituality, transformation, tree wisdom, trees, turning point
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A sweeter way to be
Discovering this incredible, natural food source ethically and sustainably harvested in the jungles of Africa by people whose practices are gentle and whose lives have been tranformed (a food which felt like it was transforming my health) prompted me to consider many layers of broader relevance. I considered how we look forward to the future and what practices we use, for instance how we marry the best of traditional and modern methods (not always bowing to the latter…), how we take the quality of life of those producing the product into account and how their personal attributes (especially where this involves handling living things) feeds into the quality and the vibration of that product. Above all, there is something to be learned about how the sweetest and most nutritious things tend to come out of practices that involve the least interference, and bully tactics, of man. This approach to “harvesting” anything feeds into its energetic imprint when it reaches our cells as we eat it; you can literally taste the difference. When we snatch and grab at what we think is ours, the food tells a very different story… Continue reading →
Posted in Animal welfare, Consciousness & evolution, Conservation, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Lifestyle, Menu, Nature, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness, Shopping, Vegetarianism
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Tagged bees, collaboration, ecology, good sugars, healthy food, honey, how the way we produce food affects its health benefits, organic food, sustainable farming methods, the future of food production, the way we produce food, traditional bee keeping, tropical forest honey, vata dosha, vata-pacifying diet, vegan, vibration of food
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Walls of honey
In my last blog, I shared a story about the two thousand-year old fortress walls that I noticed were alive with loudly humming bees flitting in and out of a small hole in the mortar; how I took this as a sign of hope. It became, for me, a metaphor made manifest of how something built to be hard, rigid and intractable had been broken open by something small, soft, honeyed…and it was like imagining egg yoke running over from the edges of the most surprising kind of shell, broken open before my very eyes. It encompassed the feeling of the kind of surprise we are set to experience as our world…the world we think we know so very well, that many of us have become so jaded and derogatory about…breaks open to reveal an inner softness; its own honeyed centre waiting to pour out like the sustenance we are all waiting for… Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Menu, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys
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Tagged a more expansive approach to diagnosis, beehive, bees, choosing our reality, choosing outcome, concept of the future, east and west hemispheres, futurist vision, healing the world, healthy relationships, how to navigate a diagnosis of illness, left and right brain hemispheres, Nine Waves of Creation, power of intention, quantum healing, quantum reality, spontaneous remission, the ninth wave, what will the ninth wave "look like", yin-yang
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Making honey
When it came to painting alliums in June, it seemed so natural to include one or two bees busying away in the radiant summer flower heads…so I did. By the time it was finished, eleven bees had made their way … Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Art as a business, Art technique, Consciousness & evolution, Culture, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Lifestyle, Painting, Personal Development
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Tagged alliums, bees, enthusiasm, following your passion, gratitude, inspiraton, inspiring others, living your bliss, synergy
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You are everything and everything is you
It was clearly going to be one of those days when music lyrics “spoke to me”…I could sense this from the fact that my iPod, on random shuffle, delivered “He ain’t heavy, he’s my brother” followed by 1990s weepathon girl … Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Art technique, Consciousness & evolution, Floral art, Landscape art, Meditation, Personal Development, Spirituality, Walks
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Tagged art as channelling, art as therapy, artist as part of landscape, artist in the picture, bees, butterflies, channelling, ferns, Fibonacci spiral, landscape, living in joy, mantra, messages from song lyrics, oneness, pencil drawing, self-portrait, walking meditation
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spinning the light 
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