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At times like these
Its at times like this that the rainbow bridge that is our collective experience becomes most manifest; and that bridge (whatever it happens to look like…it might appear like no other rainbow we have ever seen…) is the fourth dimensional … Continue reading
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Culture, Life choices, Life journey, Maturity, Personal Development, Social media, Spirituality
Tagged breakdown, chaos, choice, evolution, fear, fifth dimension, healing, love, manipulation, multi-dimensional perspective, new era, optimism, overwhelm, politics, potential, reality, spin, stepping out of fear, waking up, world events
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Out of the flames, into the light
This week, a chance encounter with a very familiar piece of music led me to what feels like the final conclusion of a long-running sub-plot of my life; a subconscious sticking-point that has under-layered the whole of my ‘life as … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Consciousness & evolution, Culture, Films, History, Life choices, Light, Music & theatre, Music composition, Personal Development, Remembering, Spirituality
Tagged Anonymous Four, anonymous was a woman, burned at the stake, Carl Thodor Dreyer, fear, glorious wounds, healing gender differences, Hidegard von Bingen, insanity, intuition, Joan of Arc, La Passion de Jeanne d'Arc, martyrdom, Renee Jeanne Falconetti, Richard Einhorn, speaking our truth, trial by ordeal, Voices of Light, witchcraft, women mystics
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Coming out to play
Some people are born ‘naturals’ with children and some really aren’t. Some mistake immaturity for stupidity and impose their adult ‘know-how’ in a patronising way, delivering information on a need to know basis, making it prescriptive, leaving no room for … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art as a business, Art purpose, Consciousness & evolution, Culture, Films, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Personal Development, Spirituality, Universe
Tagged activation, art and music grading, artists not taken seriously, ASD, Aspergers, autism, autistic and gifted, evaluating art performance, explaining the inexplicable, Extremely loud and incredibly close, fear, fibromyalgia, fibromyalgia and autism connection, inner child, judgement, left and right brain hemispheres, left brain dominance, Matt Kahn, obsessive compulsive disorder, parenting styles, pointillism and pixels, subjective made objective, trigger, undervaluing art, whole brain function
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Ditching the status quo
Status Quo: Noun – The existing state of affairs, esp. regarding social or political issues: “they have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo”. I tried something radical this morning. My back and limbs were stiff and painful on waking … Continue reading