In the course of my shamanic training, I began to notice a tendency I had. I found myself showing up in ceremony asking for the help, handing over my power and expecting something else to take care of it for me.
I have gone through a great deal of this life feeling truly divided, wondering who am I, wondering from the right brain sense of who am I, searching for a feeling; wondering from the left brain sense, how do I translate this feeling into something I can map
May my path be clear, may I be true to my heart. I have the courage to walk my path. I have the wisdom to do so in compassion. I have the integrity to do so in consciousness. I have the love to call forth what I need and what needs me.
In my life I have always had a great admiration for discipline. Eternity and splendor play balancing roles in our lives. Likewise in energy work, balancing discipline, play and joy is key to being in your power and being in integrity.
In this practice, you essentially breath your heart space or energy into your root space. This tender approach allows your root area the opportunity to have life and sensation again. It creates a safe way to approach your sexuality and redefine what that means to you.
Bear teaches us about grounding. Bear is like a bridge from earth to the heavens. Bears are also seen in trees from time to time. In my mind it’s like they are climbing the Great Antennae to speak to heavens.
Although the lotus position is nice for meditation, I spend a lot of time out of my body so I have to very consciously call my spirit in and allow it to rest in by body. Having my feet on the ground helps me stay grounded and connected.
In the new sun the need for competition will decrease, both in the new social paradigm I envision and in my own inner world. The lion came to show me how much fear I am still holding on to and that I need not be afraid. It is not here to swallow me up, it is here to let me ride it’s mane on the new sun.
I realize now how valuable it would have been to have a community that fostered my experience rather that cast it out. In my teen years I would go to weekend meditation sessions. I think part of me suspected that these tools were healthier ways of expression.
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