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Tag Archives: yin and yang
Camelot for a shining moment
In order to grow, the cycle has to transform into a spiral. The lockdown has to generate a growth tip that leads to something newer, “higher”, seen as though from a broader perspective; the overview. We all strive for balance but does uber-balance preclude the ability to develop a growth point, ending in stalemate or cancellation, or is this where we start to catch a glimpse of something golden through the mists of frustration? A journey through frustration to the glimpse of…something…through the mists. Continue reading →
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Tagged autism and visual thinking, balance, beyond "what is", breakthrough, camelot, challenge of a balanced brain, evolution, finding balance, halcyon days, hollistic experience, left and right hemispheres, masculine and feminine, neurodiversity, new paradigm, potential beyond frustration, sacred union, salad days, spiral, ultimate healing, visual thinking, visual thinking and depth of exprience, visual thinking and the left brain, visual thinking and trauma, visual thinking is not the same as art, yin and yang
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Light into old structures
(If we let it) death opens us up, makes us curious, and we can’t help but be a little touched by its effects when it happens to those we deeply love. (If we dare) we can open ourselves up widely next to that person going through the process, from which hallowed spot we can’t fail to be brushed by some of the expansiveness and light as it comes in to dissolve old structures; both their old structures as they leave the physical realms and also our old structures, especially our old beliefs about “what dealth is”, even as we look our grief straight in the eyes and deal with all that entails for as long as it takes to heal. Continue reading →
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Tagged bees, beyond fear of death, beyond patriarchy, butterfly effect, death, expansion, goddess energy, grief, leylines, life review, light into old structures, loss, loss of a loved one, luxmuralis, masculine and feminine, metamophosis, new life into old, old sarum, salisbury cathedral, shift of ages, Silchester, thinning of the veil, transformation, transforming grief, transitions, upcycling, yin and yang
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Determination (a “feminine” quality par excellence)
Like a river that hits against a heavy rock fall, determination will still get there in the end, eroding away at the blockage, but that can take eons…or, with that uber-feminine quality that determination is so well-known for, it can find another way around, forge a brand new path, to continue its journey back to the sea. This is where we, collectively, are now…needing to adapt and forge new routes, to pick “determined and swift” over slowly chiselling away at the most obstinately resistant and sealed-off old ways, in order to get back to our collective wholeness. Women (as the embodiment of the feminine aspect in gender-expressed form) know how to do this; we were trained in it across all the thousands of years that we were met by so many intractable man-made obstacles! Continue reading →
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Tagged art, balance, beyond survivalism into creativity, determination, eight wave, female friendships, feminine aspect needed, feminine qualities, healing chronic health, health recovery, inspiration, inspiring others, joy, lead by example, lets reinvent the world, new paradigm, now is our time, quantum history, rise of the feminine, Sex and the City, sexual liberation, showing up in the world, The Nine Waves of Creation, the ninth wave, vision for the future, what the world needs now, what we want, yin and yang
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A good place for creative license
Shift takes reaching a particular kind of moment, you could call it a surrender, when our diligent adherence to logic is finally submerged beneath the higher aspiration to create best outcome; rearranging the jumbled pecking-order (cart before the horse…) that has dominated and distorted our world for way too long. Logic is useful, yes, but it does not make the day. Sometimes, it blocks the view of what is possible, or keeps us feeling small and helpless, locked into a fixed narrative, slaves to linearity and proof. Continue reading →
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Tagged Anita Moorjani, autism link with hypermobility, COP26, creating new reality, creative license, creative orgasm, creative spark, Dr Joe Dispenza, getting out of our own way, healing event, healing the world, hypermobility, in the flow, jumping timeline, left and right brain hemispheres, multidimensional, neurodiversity, new paradigm, non-linearity, paradigmn shift, physical versus spiritual, quantum leap, surrender, when systems break down, yin and yang
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Going “nowhere”, reaching beyond “the point”
A potent place on the so-called “road to nowhere”…a life review…and an opportunity to realise the astonishing power of even the most a subtly altered perspective.
All this and more from a serendipitous revisit to a place that seemed to draw me back there…no arguing! Continue reading →
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Tagged 21 December 2012, a world without fear, altered perspective, close to the edge, cygnus, darkness, embracing the unknown, end of an era, epigenetics, holly trees, new paradigm, not having to know what next, not knowing, Oford, ruined churches, spiritual places, swans, the magic of void, unlimited, what has changed since 2012?, where are we now?, where next?, yin and yang
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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 short account of the evolution of humanity…and where we are now
When we “arrived” here in our most primitive physical version, humans were like this figure (you could take the circle to be their Whole World); in other words, we were an aspect of wholeness and knew nothing except this seamless … Continue reading →
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Tagged ascension, chakras, Consciousness, dark and light, evolution, fragmentation, future of humanity, head and heart, healing, healing divisions, kundalini, moon phases, separation, unity consciousness, wholeness, yin and yang
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Like willow
In order to heal, we sometimes need the deep, telluric energy that is a manifestation of the feminine aspect to come up through our “roots” and to flush through he whole of our system without any of the rub-factor that generates the circumstancial furniture of our lives being used to grab onto it for creative purposes in attempted merger with the masculine aspect. At such times, even the gentlest of meetings with the masculine can feel all too much and we long (at some level that we often fail to acknowledge) to just surrender to the flow and let everything slip out of our white-knuckle grip. This can resemble a sort of death as we stop all but the most fundamental activity to just “be” in its purest sense; when, really, it is a rebirth. Like flushing out an old plumbing system that has started to hiccough and vibrate whenever it is in use, our whole energy system requires that one-way flush to occur, and for this to be repeated for as long as it takes, for deep and lasting healing to take place. Once we have re-mastered its free flowing emergence, we can integrate it more fully than ever before. Continue reading →
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Tagged cathartic, chakras, emergence, feminine and masculine, healing, higher heart, kinetic, solar, sweet tears of release, telluric, torus, transformation, what is chronic illness, white willow, willow tree, yin and yang
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Out of bounds
Deep diving the Out of Bounds Moon: do you know what this is, do you have one, is it affecting your life in profound ways, an unseen super-power waiting to be worked with more consciously? I’m not the only person to learn this about myself recently and its been more insightful than I can possibly summarise. Read on to learn why. Continue reading →
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Tagged abandonment, astrological sun, astrology, axial tilt, Barbara Hand Clow, changing your mind, daring to be different, equinoxes, evolution, health issues, inner conflict, leaving, living on the fringe, moon, moon transits, ninth wave, nonconformity, out of bounds moon, out of bounds moon characteristics, out of bounds planets, outside, Steven Forrest, sun and moon, thriving, vegan, yin and yang
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Where there is paradox there is God
Source doesn’t move into form packed in neatly arranged boxes. God is in the detail, yes; but God is also in the so-called empty spaces within. Particle and wave; both the visible, tangible shape and the utterly intangible, indefinable, flux, will-o’-the-wisp and butterfly on the wing, never to be pinned down or held there…not even for a moment; only, perhaps, seemingly as a playful wink in the catch-me-if-you-can game. This is why Source can’t be found in dogma or rules; only in suggestions with the space to manoeuver. Source can be felt to be very near when these two qualities lie so close together that, paradoxically, they both push and pull against one another yet co-habitate so easily, comfortably, like old soul mates and companions, all at the same time and without conflict or contradiction… Continue reading →
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Tagged apparent contradiction, balance of masculine and feminine, creation, God is in the detail, paradox, particle and wave, potential, quantum, Source of creation, the paradox of creation, what is God, yin and yang
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spinning the light 
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