Dena Doolin
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Dena Doolin
At Night. Painted by Quint Buchholz (1957 - ).
This painting evokes a quiet moment of wonder, as two cats sit side by side on a rooftop, gazing at the luminous full moon suspended in a deepening twilight sky. The stillness of the scene, framed by silhouetted branches and distant rooftops, captures a dreamlike blend of... See more
instagram.comthe Full Moon is an opposition between the Sun and the Moon. This means that the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon. Being in the beam of the opposition energizes the Astral plane, which makes it easier for people's psychic senses to become aware of spirits, goddesses, and other such beings who have forms made of subtle matter. This increase in
... See moreIvo Dominguez • Practical Astrology for Witches and Pagans: Using the Planets and the Stars for Effective Spellwork, Rituals, and Magickal Work
It’s a slightly limiting concept. It means all of us are kind of constrained and trapped by the confines of our own senses. But it also is wonderfully expansive because it means that nothing can do everything.
EY: • What Counts as Seeing
We think of the senses as passive intake valves: Light enters my eyes; my ears are vessels for absorbing sound. But actually the senses have this almost active role in shaping the world around us. In viewing nature’s palettes, eyes also act like paint brushes.
EY: • What Counts as Seeing
Seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, touching, feeling, and thinking, all appear in this space of Knowing that you are. It’s obvious.
Gilbert Schultz • Self Aware
True awareness of our surroundings goes beyond visual perception. It important to engage all five senses – sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch – to gain a more complete and richer understanding of the world around us.
Beyond Visual Information:
While sight is a powerful sense, it only provides a partial view of reality. Relying solely on sight
... See moreRealizing that everything is a feeling, you can begin to place your awareness into things to discover how they feel. How does a crow feel as it flies? How does this tree feel? How does the situation at work feel? How does the business proposal that the guy in the bar has just offered you feel? Is it crooked? Is it safe? Is it comfortable? So how do
... See moreStuart Wilde • Infinite Self: 33 Steps to Reclaiming Your Inner Power
It turns out that we have at least four additional senses—and the most underrated and practical of them is known as interoception . The word has two parts: “intero–” refers to “ internal ” and “–ception” to “ awareness .” In essence, it means awareness of our internal state, which includes learned associations, memories, emotions, and all the data... See more
Jonny Miller • The Art and Science of Interoception
Your eyes are cameras that send electronic images of the world into you. This is true of all your senses. They sense the world, convert the information, transmit the data through electrical nerve impulses, and then the impressions get rendered in your mind. Your senses are, indeed, electronic sensing devices. But if the energy patterns that are
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