I recently mentioned that the Veil between realities is something we live with every day. We can choose the Materialist world or the Imaginal world, and the way we treat the world around us is the key to which one we end up in. No, really. I’m totally serious, here. This is my serious face. […]
Give thanks for your wounds, they’re where you had to grow. Leonard Cohen says the cracks are where the light gets in. Same sort of idea, really. The Japanese art of repairing pottery with gold and lacquer is a celebration of this idea as well. Celebrate your broken places, and your healing, too, of course.
I write a lot about how science and “psience” are strange bedfellows. It’s not that we don’t like science over here – we do! Very much! However … science tends to see a lot of things as black-and-white issues, one way or another, right or wrong, sci-way or high-way. And it gets a little old
Air hasn’t always just been just the stuff that surrounds us that we have to breathe. In ancient Greece, Air was called the Anima, before that word got dumbed down to mean the interiority of our being-ness, totally separate and individual and un-connected to anything else around us. Even the Bible acknowledges, multiple times actually,
