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
... See morekathycrabbe.com • Mid Life Transition — Kathy Crabbe
If things aren't going according to your plan, examine your pictures of reality, looking for signs of limitation and control. Trying to control and manipulate events according to personality's ideas of how things should be is a fruitless activity, and may lead to disappointment, frustration, and anger. So what can you do? When you align with the
... See moreTony Stubbs • An Ascension Handbook
Parallel Dimensions: Besides the main dimensions, there are parallel dimensions within the 3rd and 4th dimensions that can be accessed not by changing frequency but through adjusting the "phase angle." This suggests a complex, multi-layered reality that exists beyond our standard perception of space and time.
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Meditations on the Tarot
Robert Powell
There are, therefore, three "continuities" in evolution: biological or hereditary continuity, psychic continuity or reincarnation, and spiritual continuity or the work of salvation. Note that these three lines of continuity correspond to the dynamic triangle to which Fabre d'Olivet reduced the history of the... See more
Robert Powell
There are, therefore, three "continuities" in evolution: biological or hereditary continuity, psychic continuity or reincarnation, and spiritual continuity or the work of salvation. Note that these three lines of continuity correspond to the dynamic triangle to which Fabre d'Olivet reduced the history of the... See more
Seth's conception of consciousness certainly corroborates my own experience, and I think that sometime or other each of us finds bits and pieces of "other conscious-ness” in our minds, lying there like odd shiny pebbles on the shores of our awareness. As children we may have reacted with delight and astonishment, turning such thoughts over and over
... See moreJane Roberts • The Afterdeath Journal of an American Philosopher
death changes nothing and it is because of this spiritual truth that suicide is suicidal…it doesn’t work. We remain ourselves in spite of death. On the other hand, as disembodied souls, we know very little about free will which, as we are beginning to discover, only exists within the human form. In our so-called “spirit realm,” we are subservient
... See moreAntero Alli, Robert Anton Wilson (Introduction) • Angel Tech
Death and
Hell as an upside mountain. Reverse awareness into lunacy.
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.