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Processing cellular nostalgia: evolving our lag points in order to leap
What holds us back from evolving, from healing, from leaping? Some insider insights of how we can work with quantum evolution to identify our stuck points and make those powerful shifts, even in our heaviest aspect…the body. Continue reading →
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Tagged autism, before duality, bilateral, Carl Johan Calleman, cellular nostalgia, choicepoint, Consciousness, craving simplicity, divine feminine, divine masculine, divine trine, divine union, epigenetics, evolution, left and right hemispheres, living in the wrong time, Nine Waves of Creation, overcoming fear, Oxford Natural History Museum, paradigm shift, particle into wave, physical health, precambrian era, quantum evolution, quantum healing, synesthesia, the power of non-linearity, trilateral, trinity, triquetra, unilateral, wanting to be here, working with the nine waves of creation
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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 →
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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 →
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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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Let’s look at it another way…
If what I’m hearing from my daughter is anything to go by, a huge wave of talented and driven young people are now talking as though their main ambition, post-graduation, is to leave these shores to live and work elsewhere, … Continue reading →
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Tagged brexit, crystal planet, destiny of humanity, energy of place, evolution, global mind, Heart Chakra of the planet, higher perspective, hollographic evolution, migration of people, migration patterns, mixing of flavours, mixing of races, new paradigm, Nine Waves of Creation, ninth wave, scattering ideas, seeing things from the other side, taking the broad view
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When paradigms rub shoulders
If you are a contrarian, a heretic, a mystic at heart (as those who help to shift paradigms are…) then walk that sometimes solitary path with a smile and stop worrying about acceptability. To quote Jacob Nordby:
“mystics rattle our reality tunnels. They walk a lonely path because most humans are invested in seeing through a fixed belief window. Mystics help us to understand that there is a whole lot more to the picture. Even though we might not understand their paradoxes and metaphors, something in us knows that we are thrilled to be connected to an intelligent system so imponderably massive that our minds cannot comprehend the wholeness of it for more than a split second at a time.” (Jacob Nordby — Blessed are the Weird).
If you have reached the point where you are able to hold that enormity for more than just a split second then, for goodness sake, don’t trade that in for acceptability or inclusion. Run with it, trusting others will follow. Continue reading →
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Tagged AuraTransformation, blessed are the weird, crystalised human and emotions, crystalising, dealing with unresonant situations, dharma, eighth wave, end of karma, evolution, evolution and family, feeling alone, healing emotional pain using higher frequencies, healing family pain, healing family wounds, indigo, INFJ, multi-dimensional, myers-briggs personality type, new paradigm, Nine Waves of Creation, odd-one-out, standing up for yourself
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Phases of the Moon
We can lose touch with the thread of “who we meant to be” as the cloth of life becomes ever more wooly with the friction of circumstance and it can be so useful to reconnect with that most pristine of golden fibres; the one that led us to want to be here at this place and time in our collective evolutionary story, contributing our all-important piece to the tapestry. Working with phases of the moon has been such a powerful mechanism for carrying out such an overview; so much so that I want to share what I learned from an extraordinary book on this topic. Continue reading →
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Tagged Anni Sennov, architypes, cycles, evolutionary astrolgy, Golden Age Golden Earth, growth phase, introversion, middle age, moon and evolution, moon and health, Nine Waves of Creation, out of bounds moon, phases of the moon, Steven Forrest, The Book of the Moon, waxing crescent
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Being the rainbow bridge
When we reach out our arms and embrace the broken aspect of the masculine, we bring it home to ourselves and the feminine values that are so needed by this world in order for us to move on together, intermingled as the best of both masculine and feminine qualities, as one unit. When we do this, we allow the masculine to dare to come home to the ever present embrace of the feminine, not to build up its walls of resistance even stronger against it. It is sad, yes, that so often the masculine has to be broken before it will come home in this way; but let it be broken only because of its own doings, not because the feminine contributed to that (which is not what the feminine is about anyway). As such, we all get to be the rainbow rather than chasing down its mythical ending (something I pondered just a few days ago as I was travelling home along a road arced by a rainbow, wondering which end the pot of gold was meant to be at; surely when we realise it is to be found at both ends, the whole of its bridge, joining one place to another, becomes that long sought-after gold). When we are the rainbow ourselves, rather than seeking it externally, we incorporate the best of both worlds…as ourselves; which makes it less of a destination than a state we get to be in, all of the time.
Rediscovering the much-needed rainbow bridge that I describe as it is so beautifully conveyed in a hundred year old “parable” of our times: E. M Forster’s “Howard’s End”. Continue reading →
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Tagged Bloomsbury Group, changing the paradigm, eight wave, EM Forster, forgiveness, global mind, healing the masculine, healing the world, Howard's End, left and right hemispheres, Merchant Ivory, Nine Waves of Creation, rainbow bridge, return of sacred feminine, unity consciousness
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Lining up with the eclipse
In this next phase, we get to strike the match of ourselves, those of us who have been busy atuning to the Ninth Wave and its rhythms…and we get to see our space light up again with the many-flames of all those who are doing likewise, now far easier to spot in the dark, like fireflies dancing in the night…. (read more in Lining-up with the Eclipse). Continue reading →
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 →
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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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Living from the centre
There is a place that I go…that I’ve worked with…for well over a decade now; you could call it my spiritual hub, somewhere I walk to process things through, even when I don’t know that I’m processing them or needing to work anything out. It doesn’t really matter to my readers where the place is; it could be anywhere and you probably have one similar of your own, somewhere that draws you to it, repeatedly, though you hardly know why. Long before I came to understand how I work with this particular landscape, as an externalised “model” of some inner landscape that I am also walking through, I came to this place and found a special solace from being there, like it helped me unravel parts of myself that might otherwise have remained in an unfathomable tangle. Through my feet, its features helped me untangle and make simpler what was otherwise unfathomably complex; layer upon layer, through many years’ walks that became littered with symbolism, adding a richness of association that was built upon each time I went there (which was often)…read on… Continue reading →
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Tagged ancient landscape, Carl Johan Calleman, Consciousness, east and west hemispheres, finding wholeness, hemsipheres, holding centre, left and right brain hemispheres, Nine Waves of Creation, place in the middle, sacred feminine, shamonic experience, symbolic journey, the ninth wave, unity consciousness, void, working with symbols in the landscape
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