Artwork by Maria Chambers
Maybe you are disguising it in terms like, “wanting to be of service to others, and to humanity.” Wanting to “be there” for friends and family.
This will not lead you to your freedom, any more than it will help anyone else. Continue reading
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As we know, there is the physical gravity here on the planet that keeps us grounded. There is also a psychic gravity that prevails. It tends to keep us locked into patterns, beliefs, behaviors, and they all exist in the mental sphere. Continue reading
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This ascension, embodied enlightenment process has a way of blowing up our life as we knew it. And of course our mind is having a hard time with it. And it’s reflected in our body. Maybe our finances, relationships, job, and on and on.
Everything has been disrupted. And our mind keeps trying to make sense of it. It keeps trying to figure out how to make this transformation smoother, more graceful, less painful. And that mind truly believes that will happen if it keeps trying to find order in the chaos. That is what our mind loves doing above all, is to order things, label things, organize things. It is most comfortable when things are formulaic and predictable.
It may be boring, but it is safe. Continue reading
It’s no news that patterns seem to control our thoughts, emotions and actions. Even our biology. Patterns we picked up from our environment, mass consciousness and our biological lineage.
Here are some definitions of patterns:. “Configurations and tendencies forming a consistent or recurring characteristic. Something that repeats in a predictable way. Emotional patterns are stored at a cellular level in specific organs in the body. The brain receives information, interprets and patterns it.”
The human mind tends to repeat patterns of thought and behavior in order to feel safe. Patterns even such as how we put our pants on, how we brush our teeth, and how we drive become second nature to us. It was done like this yesterday, so this is how we do it today, says our mind. Patterns were necessary to navigate in an environment where so much seemed unpredictable. It was the mind’s way of keeping life safe, ordered and flowing. Many patterns serve us, yet how many patterns became a limitation to our joy and freedom? And how many of us spent years, energy and money trying to change those pattern, whether they were about relationships, addictions, depression, anger, lack of health, abundance of resources or lack of self-worth? Continue reading
