Claudia Dawson
@claudiadawson
Writer of Manyworldsvision.com | Co-writer of Recomendo | Publisher of Phantom Kangaroo
Claudia Dawson
claudiadawson.blog
More about Uranus Opposition: Mid-life crisis unfolds in three parts: it is a 'one step forward, two steps back, three steps forward' process. As the first opposition approaches you may feel acutely disturbed. Physiologically, Kundalini energy has awakened and moved up and out of the root chakra, has rushed up through your body and has gotten stuck
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Soulplan: the soul’s intention for the present life formulated in the interlife before incarnation. Soul purpose: the soul’s intention for the present life which may be part of a…
Judy Hall • The Book of Why
When expanding intuition:
Pay attention to any sound or tones that may also be here. As you open to sound, it may be that you begin to hear words or phrases or maybe even advice. As you continue to just be present in this moment as if you are just throwing out a net, throw out whatever it is that you would like in your life.
Pay attention to any sound or tones that may also be here. As you open to sound, it may be that you begin to hear words or phrases or maybe even advice. As you continue to just be present in this moment as if you are just throwing out a net, throw out whatever it is that you would like in your life.
Shelly Dressel • Daily Message, April 06, 2024 - Goddess Light LLC
Death and
Hell as an upside mountain. Reverse awareness into lunacy.
Of rhe four Hayoth of the Cabbala, the four "sacred animals" of Hermeticismthe Fagle, the Man, the Lion and the Bull-we find three amongst the signs of the zodiac, i.e. the Bull, the Lion and the Man (or Waterbearer). But we do not find the Eagle. The Eagle's place in the zodiacal circle is occupied by the Scorpion. There, where the Eagle
... See moreRobert Powell • Meditations on the Tarot
Spiritual reality is all-pervasive; personal identity dissolves and becomes part of That Which Is Everything. The profound sense of Being Nothing and existing in non-existence is as close to the Source as we’re going to get. Yet, if we’re planning a two-way ticket, we’ll be returning to society searching for our place as people in our human form. D
... See moreAntero Alli, Robert Anton Wilson (Introduction) • Angel Tech
In contrast, Tibetan Buddhism enlists the imaginal mind of its followers. It accepts the forest of images that we live in and teaches its adepts to plunge in, travel through, and eventually come out on the other side of the forest. The ultimate goal of both great paths is enlightenment by detachment from all forms, verbal or imaginal.