Tag Archives: turning point

These decisive times: Coming to the edge, softly

Posted on March 17, 2020 by Helen White

Dare we look at these bizarre times as times of profound opportunity? Going softly into the possibility opens up the perfect gift we don’t even recall ordering for ourselves… Continue reading →

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The turning point will likely not look the way you expect it to…

Posted on July 5, 2019 by Helen White

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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Evolving through collective grief to the other side

Posted on June 14, 2019 by Helen White

Are we prepared to evolve? Really? Through all of our layers, to the very core of our being, fully commited to this in every way? Its such an important question and not being clear on this can prolongue a state of unacknowledged grieving for the “old norm”; grieving being a necessary process for both individuals and the collective…but not one we are meant to get stuck in for very long. Continue reading →

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