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To be nothing Is to consent to being a simple creature. This is the place of encounter with “I AM that I Am.” When there is no more “me, myself, or mine,” Only “I AM” remains. Then the “I” may fall away, Leaving just the AM. . by Thomas Keating,  “Out of Nothing” Love is always the answer to everything.  But what is love?  Love is freedom.  Love does not hurt. Love is simple.   Love is integrity. Love is fierce.  Love is honour.  Love is grace. Love shape shifts and remains undefined.  There is no deceit in love,  No betrayal,  No abandonment,  No enmeshment,  No co-dependence,  No lack or absence. Present somatic energy is unconsciously absorbed and inherited from exposure to family of origin. That is anyone who has lived in a family.  So any unhealed inter generational wounding, any inherited trauma or disregulation, family of origin emotional distance, coldness or absence, perfectionism, abandonment, rejectio...

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Such presence fears not to know the self fully,  therefore it recognizes an other self in totality,  totally open, totally raw and fully exposed,  Nowhere left to run or hide or mask  as we  descend, as we peel, heal and reveal,   back to our unwavering universal core, which is unconditioned love.  The Only True Source.  Once we realise this for the Self,  this endless source of deconditioned love  invites, allows and supports pure, genuine, unadulterated witnessing of each other  in absolute transparency. There are no masking veils left in the dance  There are no lesser loves or remaining lies  of convenience or transaction. The Still Point Has Been Reached,  And there the dance of love is.  Beloveds recognize each other in this potent transparency.  They consciously choose to nourish each other  with self less support and presence. With wicked laughter, joy and reciprocity.  A Heart Full of ...

 Joy and Beauty Is In The Eye of The Beholder Do Not Stand With Those Who Deny  Another's Lived Experience  Hell Yes,  All The Beautiful People Get Your Wild Joy On Tabernacle Choir!  (or Marilyn ... )  

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  "Let me be crystal clear: if you’ve faced a tragedy and someone tells you in any way, shape or form that your tragedy was meant to be, that it happened for a reason, that it will make you a better person… you have every right to remove them from your life. Grief is brutally painful. Grief does not only occur when someone dies. When relationships fall apart, you grieve. When opportunities are shattered, you grieve. When dreams die, you grieve. When illnesses wreck you, you grieve. So I’m going to repeat a few words I’ve uttered countless times; words so powerful and honest they tear at the hubris of every jackass who participates in the debasing of the grieving: Some things in life cannot be fixed. They can only be carried." - Tim Lawrence (“Everything Doesn’t Happen For A Reason”) I love these wise words from Tim Lawrence, and the beautiful quote from Megan Devine at the end: "Some things in life cannot be fixed.  They can only be carried." I want to say a little ...

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via Yogaco S I D D H A N T A – The End of Yoga ‘Sthira Sukham Asanam’ – (Patanjali Yoga Sutras.) What Patanjali says in this yoga sutra – “Asana should be steady and comfortable’, turns out to be easier said than done. Just by doing yoga does not mean that you can sit still and comfortably in Siddhasana. In fact few can. ISHTA-Mala इष्ट माला is designed to help your body to sit comfortably in siddhasana, (accomplished pose) one of the final poses of yoga. Purifying the nadhis and being able to sit in siddhasana opens the sluice gates.  Nadhis are the fuel lines that establish the base on which to launch the rockets hip of yoga through the powerful pranabhyasa practice. Once the body can sit in SIddhasana it signals your readiness as a sadhaka for the Kriya Siddha Method of pranabhyasa and Kriya meditation practices to be introduced. SIDDHASANA is not called ‘accomplished pose’ for nothing.  Hatha Yoga Pradipika and other texts emphasize siddhasana, because it establishes the ...

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By Kristen Kancler "I’ve noticed that these days when women think of self-care, we typically talk about things like taking a candlelit bath, getting a manicure, or booking a day at the spa. I’m all for these... in fact, they’re some of my favourite things... However, these things are only helping us relax on the surface. And yet we, as women, have been conditioned for generations to hold back our voices, dim our light, compare ourselves to others, take on more than we can handle, look a certain way, act a certain way, stay silent, or please others. We’re holding decades of trauma in our bodies. We’re holding deep, and often unconscious, patterns of stress and anxiety that cause us to criticize, blame, and abandon OURSELVES. So if we only think about self-care as something we treat ourselves to for fun, to relax, or to indulge… we’ll never go deeper to break our conditioning and experience the deep-level healing that truly sets us free. And we’ll continue to suffer from the deeper ...

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