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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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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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Pigment of life
When a new paradigm starts to emerge, it can seem lacking in depth, an unfamiliar “convenience food” where a complex banquet of life used to be, throwing us into a turmoil of nostalgia for the old ways…though we don’t want those either. What calls us through the bewildering territory is an unspeakable force, an original spark without name… Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Art metaphor, Art purpose, Art technique, Art transformation tool, Consciousness & evolution, Life choices, Life journey, Menu, metaphor, Painting, Personal Development
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Tagged 2020, accepting diversity, age of aquarius, art, art and self awareness, artist, Aspergers, autistic approach to life, best of both worlds, changing process, evolution, exploring what life is about, gouache, incoporating all we have been and will be, instant karma, layers of experience, learning about life through art, life lessons, living methaphor, meaning of life, metaphor for life, new era, new painting medium, new paradigm, Painting, painting purpose, pure potential, reincarnation, self-mastery, synesthesia, win-win
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Exquisite life
The reason life is so intense when we are young is that the exquisite pain we experience is in proportion to how intensely we love; we experience, and welcome in, the full range of feelings as part of the sheer excitement and wonder of life. So what happened to all that? Do we miss it (in preference to being comfortably numb)? Can we call it back…maybe a bit…or did we forfeit it with “maturity”? What if the true wisdom of maturity invites us to remember…? Continue reading →
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Tagged asperger's parent, Aspergers, burnout, experiences, exquiste pain of youth, exuberance, freedom, fully alive, joy of life, living life fully, new stance on maturity, no regrets, parenthood, rich in experiences, synesthesia, the gift of pain, Travel, what life has taught me, wisdom of experience, words of wisdom, young people
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Living life intensely
Being prepared to go where we know-not what the ending could possibly be is part of this paradigm change; we have no choice but to face the sheer impossibility of a future, measured by old standards, in order to hold space for something brand new to emerge (in fact this lack of a predictable ending is the very clue we are getting close). Faced with such a reality, we have no other option but to experience life intensely, moment to moment, navigating by its rapidly appearing and exploding stars scattered across a vast universe of sensations… Continue reading →
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Tagged being not doing, crystal generation, ecologicaldisaster, evolution, fixing the world, how do we get out of this mess?, is the world screwed?, living for experience, motivation, new paradigm, New Time humans, ninth wave, objective of life, quantum leap, synesthesia, what's the point?, young people feel hopeless
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Synergy realised
We can encompass the paradox of freedom within design as soon as realise we are the living proof for it. I’m not giving you much more of a taster of this post than that since its also too balanced in its wholeness to pick apart… Continue reading →
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Tagged balance, beautiful accidents, creator human, cross-disciplinary, crystal human, crystalising, divine algorithm, divine orchestration, free will, human consciousness, human design, masculine and feminine, mixed genres, open system, opposites, paradox, self-realisation, structure and flow, super mind, synchronicity, synergy, synesthesia, triskele, what is God
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Is technology our friend?
Is technology our friend? A frank, expansive and, ultimately, well-balanced discussion of some things I’ve notice about our developing relationship with technology. Join me on a trip through some of the more colourful experiences my sensitivity has helped shed some ligth on. Continue reading →
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Tagged anthropomorphic behaviour, boundary setting, electric human, electro-sensitivity, EMFs, everything is energy, frequency, health and wellbeing, HeartMath, highly sensative, how we use technology, human energy field, human evolution, humans and technology, indigo and crystal, intuition, navigating by feelings, relationship with technology, robots, sentience, sixth sense, solar flares, synesthesia, the future of humanity, vagus nerve, where are we now?
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The magic of snow
A walk in the snow when snow is so rare, thus gilded by the brushstrokes of relative unfamiliarity, can take you out of yourself and remind you of currents of experience outside of the sequential… Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Menu, metaphor, Nature, Personal Development, Seasons, Spirituality, Symbolic journeys, Walks
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Tagged awareness, Consciousness, experience across time, magical walk, multiple timelines, mystical, non-linearity, not expecting anything particular, outside of time, reincarnation, removing experience filters, seeing beyond the ordinary, sensory experiences, sixth sense, snow, softening effect of snow, synesthesia, time portal, woodland
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If you could pick just one word…
Choosing a word for the year ahead can be powerful process…or, perhaps, if you invite it in, it may choose you…as I discovered! Continue reading →
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Tagged claiming freedom, coping with limitations, coping with longterm illness, empath, empowerment, freedom from traumatic information, freedom of choice, freedom to be who you are, freedom to say no, I am enough, journalling, joy as a guidance system, liberty, Mindfulness, new years resolution, new years word, positive attitude to chronic health, positivitiy, synesthesia, the freedom to be joyful, the freedom to choose freedom, what is freedom
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It doesn’t matter
Trivial-sounding yet incredibly powerful, for many of us this is the process we think we already know about and even kid ourselves we do…yet, most of the time, we don’t follow though diligently; but now feels like the time to get serious. We make substance with our thoughts, endlessly, and this narrows the range of our experience all the time; leaving us locked into a kind of experiential cell, like that small bit of room that is left over when all the unwanted furniture in our minds is piled up around the room. When we realise that’s all it is – thoughts – we get to dissolve that matter into molecules and sweep it all away; simple as that. When we do it diligently, repeatedly, each time those thoughts arise (not just some of the time), we create a whole new landscape for ourselves in remarkably swift time. In just a few weeks, we are standing there looking at a vista so expansive and unlimited that we are quite amazed that we didn’t do this sooner. So yes, we are, for a moment, completely amazed…yet entirely forgiving of ourselves (since there is nothing to forgive…) and are, by necessity, quick to move on, because we don’t want that to be the next thought we fixate upon. See what I mean; it’s this flow in the process that keeps it going…
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