Many thousands of years ago, before the time of Christ, there was a great spiritual teacher in the land of Atlantis. His name was Hermes Trismegistus, the “Thrice Great”. Hermes foresaw the imminent fall of Atlantis, and led his followers to Egypt prior to its fall. Here they flourished in their spiritual practises and were indeed responsible for the building of the great pyramids. Hermes was said to have lived 300 years in the flesh, and after his passing he became deified as the Egyptian God “Thoth” (pronounced “Toth”). Over the subsequent centuries, Hermes’ followers spread out across the globe and started the many great religions we know today. That’s why there are common seeds between all faiths. ...
= Intuitively pick a number between 1 and 9, tosee which inspirational saying and Young Livingessential oil or blend is choosing you today: 1. I am a unique and powerful Being. My playing small in order to fit in with the herd doesn’t serve anyone, and is not a path to happiness.Oil Blend: Highest Potential 2. Connection is all about quality, not quantity. I would rather one deep and true friendship than 100 superficial ones. Oil Blend: Joy 3. The greatest breakthroughs happen when I don’t know what I’m doing, and I do it anyway. That’s when I have no choice but to hand over to something greater than my known Self. Oil Blend: Surrender 4. My worth is...
Do you ever take a step back, and look at the bigger picture? It’s easy to become caught in our own personal microcosm. Energy cords run from our own energy field to the people, animals and situations around us, and that is where our attention goes. This keeps us focussed on our own little world, and the world events that grab our attention. But what if we stepped back, and viewed the macrocosm? What would this reveal to us? A month ago, something strange happened. It was an energetic “something” – a change in the frequencies of our Planet, which impacted so many people without them necessarily being aware of the source. I became aware of...
Busyness is both a distraction and an addiction. It takes many forms, depending on our life….It can be an all-consuming work project. It can be running around after children with their numerous after-school activities. It can be a focus on helping the many people and animals around us who are struggling and in need. It can also be a busyness of mind, where there is no stillness, where one thought follows another with no pauses in between. Let’s face it, it’s often easier to be busy (with anything) than to really be present with ourselves, in a way that allows us to take stock of our life. So what happens when we remove that busyness? I have many things...
Today is the 2 year anniversary of my Mum’s passing. It’s a day where I will light a candle to one of the most significant women in my life, whose absence has left a chasm greater than I could ever have imagined. When Mum was alive, I was acutely aware of our differences. Yet as time has passed, I’ve also come to see how deeply her values and loves flourish within my own heart. I realise that the differences between us were merely superficial. She loved tennis. I love beach walks.She loved analysis. I love embodied awareness.She loved hoarding. I treasure “zen” (but I’m a good hoarder too!).She loved the medical solutions. I love the natural solutions. Yet our...
