The External Critic, the Inner Critic, Perfectionism, Acceptance, Transparency, and Observing our Humanity from our Divinity (also known as Witness Consciousness)
Thank you Camilla for what your have written here. There is a lot to unpack, with that said I resonate with it all! First I LOVE Llewellyn Vaughan Lee. What an amazing writer and being. I did a workshop with him, I believe it was the last one he did. Totally touched my heart and soul. I like to reread his books, this post here seems to be a reminder. Maybe, The Return of the Feminine and the World Soul. Either way all his books are fabulous, he is such a prolific writer.
Regarding Palestine and Israel. Along with many other pairs. Can we just take care of both! Can we stop creating division! I loved the babies/children in the arms of their mothers. Maybe if we brought more nurturance, more divine feminine values to the table..well...She is rising! I too see the root of our many concerns and troubles today coming from patriarchy. So much to say about that one, you already know, and I am touching on this subject in my upcoming post this Wednesday.
I see you are an interfaith minister. I did seminary too, more a masters in consciousness studies and am an ordained minister with the Centers for Spiritual Living. Today I work more on the outskirts of the organization. Called more to integration and interfaith.
Hi Julie, thanks so much for reading and for your thoughtful response. Yes, it's true - as I was writing it, I was thinking I could probably make 4 different posts out of it. And how amazing that you got to do a workshop with Llewellyn Vaughan Lee! And yes, it's time I re-read some of this books too.
And yes - maybe there will be hope for the human race if we can stop "othering" other people! It's not always easy. And I believe it starts in families. There's so often a tendency to want to project our shadow onto another instead of owning our own "muck." From my perspective, owning and integrating our whole self, all the gifts and the challenges, is the most important work a human being can do. And the hardest work a human being can do.
Looking forward to reading your upcoming post this Wednesday! And YES to integration, interfaith, and to healing of our whole human being: body, mind, emotions, and spirit!✨🦌✨🧚♀️🤸♀️🌼🌷🌈🌺🪷💕☀️😎💃🕺☯️🥰✨🌟💖🙏🕊️
and p.s. thanks for telling me about the Centers for Spiritual Living based in Colorado. They look interesting!
Yes to owning our own "muck" Wow, if we could all do this...I would like to see that world. For myself, and as you said, it is the hardest work I do. And paradoxically the most profound. ❤
Hi Michael, somehow I missed this comment, and am just now seeing it. You may not know how much I appreciate your support and encouragement. Thank you so much❤️🙏🕊
Thank you Camilla for what your have written here. There is a lot to unpack, with that said I resonate with it all! First I LOVE Llewellyn Vaughan Lee. What an amazing writer and being. I did a workshop with him, I believe it was the last one he did. Totally touched my heart and soul. I like to reread his books, this post here seems to be a reminder. Maybe, The Return of the Feminine and the World Soul. Either way all his books are fabulous, he is such a prolific writer.
Regarding Palestine and Israel. Along with many other pairs. Can we just take care of both! Can we stop creating division! I loved the babies/children in the arms of their mothers. Maybe if we brought more nurturance, more divine feminine values to the table..well...She is rising! I too see the root of our many concerns and troubles today coming from patriarchy. So much to say about that one, you already know, and I am touching on this subject in my upcoming post this Wednesday.
I see you are an interfaith minister. I did seminary too, more a masters in consciousness studies and am an ordained minister with the Centers for Spiritual Living. Today I work more on the outskirts of the organization. Called more to integration and interfaith.
Hi Julie, thanks so much for reading and for your thoughtful response. Yes, it's true - as I was writing it, I was thinking I could probably make 4 different posts out of it. And how amazing that you got to do a workshop with Llewellyn Vaughan Lee! And yes, it's time I re-read some of this books too.
And yes - maybe there will be hope for the human race if we can stop "othering" other people! It's not always easy. And I believe it starts in families. There's so often a tendency to want to project our shadow onto another instead of owning our own "muck." From my perspective, owning and integrating our whole self, all the gifts and the challenges, is the most important work a human being can do. And the hardest work a human being can do.
Looking forward to reading your upcoming post this Wednesday! And YES to integration, interfaith, and to healing of our whole human being: body, mind, emotions, and spirit!✨🦌✨🧚♀️🤸♀️🌼🌷🌈🌺🪷💕☀️😎💃🕺☯️🥰✨🌟💖🙏🕊️
and p.s. thanks for telling me about the Centers for Spiritual Living based in Colorado. They look interesting!
Yes to owning our own "muck" Wow, if we could all do this...I would like to see that world. For myself, and as you said, it is the hardest work I do. And paradoxically the most profound. ❤
Yes! And we get to "be the change we want to see"♥️🙏🕊
I love the Eleanor Roosevelt quote. I also love your drive to continue challenging the inner critic.
Thanks Camilla, and Happy New Year :)
Hi Michael, somehow I missed this comment, and am just now seeing it. You may not know how much I appreciate your support and encouragement. Thank you so much❤️🙏🕊