Are Modern Identities Hijacking Our Truth?
Is the claiming of modern identities killing our true identities? Are people confused by the lure of these images that place them in a favorable light?
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sacred
The Labyrinth: A Series of Art. {Part Three: The Sacred Masculine}
The Sacred Masculine, when realized, is on to His shadow nature, and chooses to operate from a space of humility, nobility, and compassion.
The Labyrinth: A Series of Art. {Part Two: The Sacred Feminine}
Humanity depends on women and our powers of compassion, nurture, and unconditional love (feminine principles) to be steadfast.
The Labyrinth: A Series of Art. {Part One: Hieros Gamos}
Known as the hieros gamos... taking this divine union of self to heart has the potential to... close the gap in the divisions of things on a larger scale.
On the Sacred Power of Sleep.
Tonight, like every night, you will meet the wholeness of who you are. Tonight, like every night, the quiet darkness will heal your body and soul.
I Wish You. {poetry}
I wish you the cool clean whiteness of shells, the sacredness of bones, the memory of flight that leaves its signature in the feather.
Baptism of Shakti: Light and Dark Rivers.
You could say Shakti is the essence of vibrant health, feeling good in your own skin, and feeling that your life has meaning and value.
Do Not Fear, the Women Are Gathering.
The women are gathering. In the hidden cracks and crevices where nobody is looking, we are digging in the shadows, doing our sacred work.
Retrieving Eros: Isn’t Anything Sacred Anymore?
When I say the words god, faith, sacred, holy, I remember C.G. Jung's response to a journalist when asked if he "believed in God." Jung said, "I know God."
My Open Letter to Oprah.
I too believe, as you do, Oprah, that God is all. All, as in every shade, every color, every frequency, and certainly both male and female.
