Learning from the earth
I guess I would say I’ve dabbled in the spiritual realms to varying degrees from the very beginning of my life.
As a child I spent my summers traversing lake life in the foothills of the Adirondacks. I learned there how to commune with nature at a depth I wouldn’t understand until much later on. My own childhood heartbreaks and lessons within those shatterings, pushed me deeper into a world of magic and faith that had nothing to do with religion, but more-so with the unseen forces around me. Senses and awarenesses were sharpened as a result. In the water, in the sky, in the moon. The tiny fish and crayfish I would tirelessley work to revive when they seemed near the end of their little lives. The stories I would tell amongst the rocks and the sand and the images I would draw there with sticks that had their own alchemical and symbolic meanings. The rocks and butterflies and moths I collected and named and studied told me stories about how translucent and delicate a lifetime could be through their quartz point clarity or rice papery wings and spiral flight patterns.
Finding stillness in shadow
In my later high school and college years I discovered meditation through making art and in writing and reading and with music humming in the background no matter what or where I would find myself. From all of the 80’s genres through to CBGB’s hard core and alternative music scenes into the 90’s, music would be the constant backdrop that healed and awakened me throughout my life. I felt the healing of being in the stillness of creation whether I would sculpt or paint or write or dance or mosh. These forms eventually lead me into the art therapy masters program where I would excitedly steep in the work and writings of Carl Jung and his world of symbols. How this experience would allow me to help others find their own healing pathway made all the sense in the world to me… without words or further explanations. This would shape my view and experience of the human condition. How we suffer, how people suffer in a culture that minimizes the importance of the arts and creative expression as the soul’s sustenance and is instead lost to the undertow of consumerism, acquisition, material gain and power. The 3D.
The web of interconnection
One day I stole some posters on the subway which were renderings of Ram Dass’s Be Here Now imagery before I ever knew who he was or what that even meant lol. I took those treasures along with ads containing Egyptian hieroglyphics. I thought I was being cool I guess. But they followed me all through my college years and beyond. All the dots of these seemingly benign reflections connect to now though -when I look back.
Our blueprints shape our lives both before and after our births and deaths. Our souls continue on with each lifetime imprinted with experiences woven intricately like an infinite tapestry or storybook with pictures. The microchip of the soul can only speak through these symbols and are truly captured in full expression through the heart’s voice. When we speak in symbols through the heart we are unified and home is found in this vast oneness. My story is also yours is also ours. Fear has no power here
Healing in the Fifth Dimenion
Fast forward to now, my practice has morphed into a sort of honing of my own psychic abilities as they continue to develop while simultaneously supporting others in the opening and honing of their own. An important aspect of this level of work is to have the awareness and willingness to heal the parts of you that block these channels which in turn can stall your own energetic ascension aka alignment with your higher self or purpose in this lifetime.
This dimension is also the place where you and I can meet and work together once the channels are established and open and your 3D self is sufficiently grounded.
If there are parts of you that still need healing and integrating, spirit or source or God or however you choose to identify “it” will show you those parts and direct you back to the work on the human level that still needs to be done resolved cleared. I can’t stress enough how important this part of the work is.
Honoring the gifts and the process
Psychic gifts are powerful tools. I’ve seen many get caught within the pull of this power and aimlessly use their abilities in service of the ego. Again, humility can pave the way toward the top skill of discernment, which can bring the intention behind the work back into balance and true purpose. We must have a support system and commit to a practice that is grounded in truth within the heart to prevent the ego from leading. The spiritual market is flooded with commercial esoteric branding and surface promises which contradict the very nature of unconditional love and the idea of spiritual attunement which is in my belief a unification with God with all.
We all have these abilities to connect to higher consciousness in order to heal ourselves and raise our energy for collective healing. When we are able to do this from a point of unconditional love (a result of healing and loving ourselves) we shine a light for others and lead by example hopefully pointing everyone toward their own healing path. The world becomes a better kinder and more loving place.
We are infinite in love
This is what it’s all about at least it’s what I have learned, practice and believe in. I teach and share as best I can to and with the people I work with. I am always learning and growing and I don’t claim to have all the answers. I try to remind myself to have faith in that which I cannot always see and so far the path continues to show its beauty and inspiration alongside all of its darknesses. We hold the shadow with the light and surrender to holding all and everything in love.
As Ram Dass says: Its All Perfect
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