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Goldenrod~Purple Loosestrife
Taoist folk history teaches that our early human ancestors were highly intelligent yet extremely innocent beings. Our hunter - gatherer ancestors lived as one with nature and had innocent minds as pure and unconditioned as an un- carved block. Eventually, unconscious mental programming of separation created a shift in which they began to see their surroundings as composed of individual things that were defined by a border, versus the view of Oneness.
The mind shifted to desire separation and they found more comfort within a landscaped garden because it had been created with the mind. Symbolically, this is the outcome of perceived separateness. Returning to the interconnection of nature in it's true form, will return us to the sacredness of Oneness and break through the illusion of individuality~the source of strife that dominates our society.
Lynne
~ Goldenrod and Loosestrife~
Both these wildflowers flourish living close to wetlands. There is a reason for this. When you are in the presence of these wildflowers, or if you ingest tinctures made from the parts of these healing herbs, they raise your frequency so that you can understand and live the concepts of water more directly. Our bodies are made up of almost 90% water. As a conductor of emotion and surroundings, water has the power and strength to cut through stone yet simultaneously the softness to promote healing growth.
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Goldenrod~Purple Loosestrife
Wildflowers~Oneness
Taoist folk history teaches that our early human ancestors were highly intelligent yet extremely innocent beings. Our hunter - gatherer ancestors lived as one with nature and had innocent minds as pure and unconditioned as an un- carved block. Eventually, unconscious mental programming of separation created a shift in which they began to see their surroundings as composed of individual things that were defined by a border, versus the view of Oneness.
The mind shifted to desire separation and they found more comfort within a landscaped garden because it had been created with the mind. Symbolically, this is the outcome of perceived separateness. Returning to the interconnection of nature in it's true form, will return us to the sacredness of Oneness and break through the illusion of individuality~the source of strife that dominates our society.
Lynne
~ Goldenrod and Loosestrife~
Both these wildflowers flourish living close to wetlands. There is a reason for this. When you are in the presence of these wildflowers, or if you ingest tinctures made from the parts of these healing herbs, they raise your frequency so that you can understand and live the concepts of water more directly. Our bodies are made up of almost 90% water. As a conductor of emotion and surroundings, water has the power and strength to cut through stone yet simultaneously the softness to promote healing growth.
6 comments:
Wish I lived closer to enjoy some of this stuff with you!!! Very cool!
Love me :)))))))
Lynne, What a GREAT SURPRISE!!!!!!!!! Fantastic site. I'm so so so proud of you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will keep all positive thought coming your way as well as prayers. I hope people are signing up like crazy... Feel free to bring me flyers or posters.It will be a pleasure to post for you. I would love to sign up for classes. Please send schedule. Keep up the good work.
Love,
Lynne,
I am in let me know when you are available. Great web page!
Peace,
Hi Lynne,
Thanks for your news letter. I had no idea you are doing hands on work, what kind of internship are you doing?
I look forward to seeing you next month!
much love and many good wishes in you endeavors,
Lynne- I was hearing the spring peepers tonight, thought of you and then came into see your great blog. It is nice to see all the things you are doing-and to help the Earth! Acupressure sounds cool too.
All best.
Ok my sweet girl,
Tell me what you are doing!!! This looks amazing!!! Where do you practice? I"m so the opposite of you right now... a physical, emotional and spiritual mess!!! How far off the track I"ve gone. I need an acupressure appointment this week.
Missing you,
xoxoxoxo
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