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Tag Archives: wholeness
Oh, the paradox!
Although this isn’t a post about health issues as such, I request to draw on the endless pool of useful materials that it provides on my journey towards wholeness. It’s a truth tripped over many times on that journey that … Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Health & wellbeing, Life choices, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness
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Tagged chronic health and evolution, finding grace, health recovery, INFJ contradictions, INFJ personality type, navigating chronic health challenges, oneness, paradox, paradox and evolution, paradox as a growth point, personal growth, reconciling polar opposites, wholeness
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What are we collecting?
We all collect things, though we may not notice it at all…and, making this habit conscious can be such a powerful process. Continue reading →
Living in the everywhere
How much does our ingrained concept of time being strictly linear perpetuate the sense that “past” or even “future” is some remote, inaccessible thing with a volume of space keeping us apart from it? How much healing and other potential do we miss when we adhere to such thinking?? Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Health & wellbeing, Life journey, Menu, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness, Spirituality
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Tagged amygdala retraining, awareness, Consciousness, healing, healing from chronic illness, healing trauma, here there and everywhere, Hyperborea, limbic retraining, memories, multidimensionality, non-linearity, present moment, self-awareness, self-knowledge, self-love, selfhood, somatic memories, somatic therapy, The Gupta Program, The Power of Now, using memories to heal, wholeness
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Crack between worlds
When he speaks of the current times we are in, as of 2020, visionary scientist Greg Braden refers to this phase as a crack between worlds, just like those we experience each day just before the dawn or at the … Continue reading →
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Tagged age of aquarius, ancient wisdom, crack beween worlds, darkest before the dawn, highly sensitive person, intuition, left and right brain hemispheres, listening to the body, new day coming, new paradigm, ninth wave, shaman, transitions, trusting our intuition, unity consciousness, wholeness
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Mars comes close
How many of us empaths and sensitives detach from power for fear that power is wrong?? Because of the way we see it demonstrated in the messed-up world, we decide we want nothing to do with it…forgetting there is a choice how power can be used, that there is not only one way, the broken way, but another way that makes us more whole and connected with heart energy, and with each other. Continue reading →
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Tagged empath, end of shame, fear of power, full moon, healing, mars, narcissist, planetary influence, power, reclaiming power, self-empowerment, wholeness
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How to make more practical use of intuition
There seems to be a growing curiosity around intuition this year, one of many not so subtle clues to me that the world is waking up beyond the manifest, logical, left-brained dominance that has reigned supreme for so long. In … Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Art purpose, Art transformation tool, Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Life choices, Menu, Painting, Personal Development, Spirituality, Writing
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Tagged art, developing intuition, going direct, hypnotherapy, inner knowledge, intuition, intuitive skills, journalling, knowing which way to go, Lee Harris, left and right hemispheres of the brain, non-linearity, Painting, right brained, self-empowerment, synchronicity, wholeness
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The quickening
The Quickening is that rhythm, pulsed through the earth, that gives the blossom its cue to open from the bud, the birds to sing louder, the green shoots to push through the earth, the bulb to explode with new life, the mating pairs to think ahead to nesting, the first butterflies to risk flight, the clouds to give way to blue and the river to run with all-new vitality, casting sparkles into a clear sky. The way we received this rhythmn (indeed, whether we are able to receive it at all) affects everything about the way we manifest as human beings, as I have come to experience from both sides of what that feels like and, I can assure you, they feel very different indeed… Continue reading →
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Tagged AuraTransformation, chronic fatigue, crystal human, embodying, fibromyalgia, grounding, healing, lifeforce, merging physical and spiritual, spring, the quickening, wholeness
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Well, Hallelujah!
When we regard our divine aspect as something pristine, we hold onto the belief system that says that we have to be perfect before we even allow ourselves to come close to it, to touch it with idle curiosity, to imagine ourselves to be associated with it, to try it on and, yes, to become it in the flesh…and so, most of the time, we simply don’t go there. It becomes like that “thing” you’re always going to do “one day” when the “time is just right” and all your “circumstances are just so”…and so, like the sunday best you never wear, it stays in the closet, never even looked at… Continue reading →
Posted in Consciousness & evolution, Divine feminine, divine masculine, Health & wellbeing, Menu, Personal Development, Spirituality
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Tagged being human, divinity, embodying the divine, hallelujah, Jocelyn Pook, Leonard Cohen, masculine and feminine, music, perfect imperfection, spirtuality, what is holy, wholeness
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We each drink from our own cup
Scour the internet and you will find King Arthur being claimed by the English, the Welsh, the Scots, even by the Breton. My feeling is that legends such as Arthur and Camelot and, yes, Elen of the Ways, defy geographical placement; quite by design, and there seems to be a self-sabotaging tripwire involved when you try to get your brain involved in order to prove a location, which gets quite close to demanding “ownership”. When we do this, in my experience, its like the portculis clamps shut and you are left outside in the cold of your own deeper experience for having pushed so hard out of a desire to nail something in “fact”. The trick is to enjoy the experience…whatever the enlightening experience is…without having to own or label it.
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Tagged ancient sites, camelot, cup that never runs dry, did Camelot really exist, Elen of the Ways, grail knights, grail legend, holy grail, holy union, iona, King Arthur, Maid Marion & Robin Hood, Mary Magdelene and Yeshua, mother earth, paths of gold, purpose of legends, sacred union, the point of ancient legend in modern life, torus, was Arthur english, was Arthur scottish, was Arthur welsh, wholeness, why do we seek proof of everything, yellow brick road, yin and yang
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A woman’s voice across time
I like to think I’ve swept some grace through these places over the years; doing what grace does best, mixing up the light and the dark so that the line between them becomes softened…perhaps even more radiant. I like to think that in getting closer to finding my wholeness here, against all odds, I’ve increased the odds for all things that I’ve brushed past on my wending way… Exploring the underlying perfection of the places we happen to be in, however those happen to seem. Continue reading →
Posted in Art, Art purpose, Art transformation tool, Consciousness & evolution, Conservation, Health & wellbeing, Landscape art, Life choices, Life journey, Menu, Nature, Personal Development, Recovery chronic illness, Symbolic journeys, Walks
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Tagged art, beauty, close to nature, connection to place, ecology, grace, inner work, loss of countryside, Mary Russell Mitford, mindfullness, our changing villages, our changing world, overpopulation, Painting, Spencers Wood, stuck points, Swallowfield, transformation, village life, wholeness
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