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Nature’s power hour
Daily opportunities to experience the rarified come our way but how often do we grab at the repeated chances we are offered? Exploring an everyday-gilded experience from my day during Nature’s power hour. Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Meditation, Menu, Personal Development
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Tagged back to nature, birdsong, blackbird, breaking out of conditioned behaviours, ciracdian cycles, dawn, dawn chorus, everyday magic, natural life rhythms, nature, new beginning, power hour, rarified experiences, recognising the signs of reboot, spring, straddling dimensions, time to wake up!, what would we do with our time if we knew it was short
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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 taking and the giving
We all give and we take…but its how and why we do it that makes all the difference. Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Life choices, Menu, Personal Development
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Tagged all connected, Avatar, balance, birds, ecosystem, empath, Gaia, giving back, highly sensitive, in sync with Nature, love of birds, mirror touch synesthesia, nature, oneness, respect of Nature, sensative, taking another life, The Hidden Life of trees, vegan
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Cultivating the mystical
In order to experience the exceptional, we first have to alter our own frequency…then make space for it to happen. After that, its so easy, we wonder why we don’t do it sooner or more often! Continue reading →
Posted in Birds, Consciousness & evolution, Meditation, Menu, Nature, Personal Development, Spirituality
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Tagged attracting new experiences, awareness, birds, Blessing the Energy Centres, butterflies, change your energy change your life, coherence, creating our own reality, Dr Joe Dispenza, everyday magic, experiencing the divine, fifth dimensional experiences, gentleness, gratitude, heart coherence, heightened experiences, high frequency, mystical creatures, mystical experiences, nature, oneness, rarified energy, sweet spot
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Becoming superconscious
There’s no turning the human technological evolution around, we can’t put it back in its box or even slow it down so how can we work with it in a superconscious way? Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Life choices, Meditation, Menu, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness, Spirituality
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Tagged 5D frequency, 5G, agenda, chronic illness, evolution, fear based thinking, global mind, Greg Braden, healing of belief, high vibe, interference, letting go of the need to control, love over fear, mind control, nature, positivity, power of positive thought, power of the mind, self-empowerment, subconscious mind, superconsciousness, survival, technology, tipping the balance, transformational times, using your superpowers, what chronic illness taught you
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Seeing the world
Its a classic time of year for me to be adding a load of eye-catching nature pictures to my newsfeed following long winter walks. To those of my friends who don’t live in my part of the world, or even a similar climate (and there are several), it may seem as though I live in a completely DIFFERENT world, but I don’t…not really.
I started doing an online photography course yesterday and I loved it when the teacher described how she saw a feather hanging off a branch in a pubic garden and pounced on it with her camera. Her friend said to her “How did you SEE that?” and she replied “How did you NOT?” I’m just the same and, like her, I would have then spent the next half hour angling different shots at this feather while my friend scuffed her feet around wondering when we were going for some lunch – I do that to my family all the time – but its not that I’m trying to force the beauty out of a subject. Its already there…its everywhere, its just a case of being receptive to it, to really see it, to notice it wherever it presents itself. Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Life journey, Menu, Nature, Personal Development, Photography, Seasons, Walks
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Tagged appreciation, beauty, nature, photography
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A week in Wales day one: “Pause – Rewind – Play”
A subtle change in geography for a week has gifted me an action replay of the changing season from woody Winter into vividest Springtime. It makes me realise how much we get to enjoy that moment of pure, poised potential when we stop rushing forwards all the time; to appreciate that unique moment of held-breath before exhalation, of dynamic stillness “just before” something occurs, when the possibility of it “happening” first makes itself known and yet hasn’t…yet. Like a delicious pause in the progression of our own evolution, we get to hold both the “before” and “after” in the same moment, a perfect dovetail joint of both and to know all of it as a complete picture, just as Source gets to experience it, outside of time and space. We get to sense the absolute perfection in all of it; all the variables, the possibilities, the before and afters, the stages in between. Our lives are a continuous progression of such moments of pure potential…if we but knew how to recognise them (as Nature does her best to show us)… Continue reading →
Posted in Authorship, Biography, Blogging, Consciousness & evolution, Life journey, Nature, Personal Development, Seasons, Symbolic journeys, Writing
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Tagged appreciating the moment, awareness, being alive, being present, diary, excitement, leaves opening, living in the now, nature, opening, rewinding the clock, seasons, springtime, the whole picture, tree metaphor, unfurling
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Its a new dawn, its a new day…
Doing yoga on top of a hill during a Total Solar Eclipse….now that’s an unforgettable way to start off a Friday and something I hadn’t done before; so there was some ‘newness’ right off the plate, even before the whole … Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Cosmic events, Health & wellbeing, Life journey, Nature, Personal Development, Seasons, Space weather, Spirituality, supermoons, Universe, Walks, Yoga
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Tagged balance, bird song, birds, cosmic events, dark and light, dawn chorus, eclipse season, energy, fresh start, male and female energies, nature, new beginning, new day, new moon, Nina Simone, rebirth, reboot, reset, spring equinox, super new moon, Total Solar Eclipse, yoga
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Painting backgrounds – a weekend of art films
For two hours, or thereabouts, on Saturday I was held utterly absorbed by a film and, straight afterwards, held interested enough to avidly cross-reference what I had just seen with some reading until bedtime. The film was called ‘Effie Gray’ … Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Art history, Art metaphor, Art purpose, Art technique, Artists, Consciousness & evolution, Films, History, Life journey, Painting, Personal Development, Sky in art
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Tagged a woman's lot nineteenth century, art in movies, artist evolution, divine feminine, Effie Gray, JMW Turner, John Everett Millais, John Ruskin, Mr. Turner, nature, Ophelia, painting light, Pre-Raphaelites, screenplay, The Order of Release, the sun is god, truth, unconsummated marriage, wholeness, William Morris, women in art, women mental health
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