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Tag Archives: perception
Lord of the Deep: Heroes
“It is,” said Steve, not knowing quite how true his words would prove to be, “a weekend for heroes.” While the ancient story of Gilgamesh and Enkidu was originally penned in the grand, heroic vein, our own retelling and adaptation … Continue reading
Costumes…
* “So what’s it all about, then?” “Oh, lots of things, like, duty and service, and honour, and love, and friendship, and devotion and good government, and bad…” “But ultimately?” “Ulitmately it’s about the need to balance polarity.” “Is that … Continue reading
Camouflage #midnighthaiku
* Preoccupation Hidden by inattention Wonders pass unseen *
The tip of the iceberg…
“Seriously?” “Yes.” “You’re not winding me up?” “No.” “When did that happen?” “Well…my last birthday…” It was sort of an obvious answer… “Well, that’s thrown me… I thought you were much younger…” Which might explain why he doesn’t seem to … Continue reading
Into the Deep…
* …Shiduri, the tavern keeper, sat, at the edge of the Great Ocean, her golden brewing-vat resting by her side. * Gilgamesh, whose heart was still full of anguish, strode toward her… * ‘This desperate man must be a murderer,’ … Continue reading
Lord of the Deep: Death of the self…?
* ‘…When Anu heard this, he called for the Bull of Heaven, And handed its nose rope to the Princess Ishtar. Ishtar led the Bull of Heaven down to earth. * When the Bull of Heaven snorts on the earth, … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality, Stuart France, symbolism, The Silent Eye
Tagged consciousness, esoteric psychology, Lord of the Deep, magic, mystery, Mythology, Nightingale Centre, perception, psychology, Silent Eye annual ritual drama workshop, Silent Eye Teachings, spiritual journey, weekend workshop
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Though they may not know it… Stuart France
* The One animates Spirit with Light. Spirit animates Soul with Love. * Continue reading at The Silent Eye
Posted in Landscape, Poetry
Tagged being, consciousness, meditation, mindfulness, perception, Photography, psychology, Silent Eye Teachings, spirituality
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Our Song of Truth…
* We circle the Long Stone, feet planted gently but firmly on the earth… Arms and hands hang loosely by our sides… We close our eyes… We breathe deeply… We perform our breathing exercise… And then again breathe deeply, listening … Continue reading
Seeds of Sound…
* Our Words of Truth with their intents… EARTH – to become aesthetically aware… CALM – to affirm in admiration… Continue reading at The Silent Eye
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Tagged alchemy, Ancestors, ancient sites, being, consciousness, landscape, magic, meditation, mindfulness, mystery, perception, Photography, psychology, spirituality, weekend workshop, workshop
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Being Beyond Seeing…
* One of the ‘hardy perennials’ on many of our workshops is the thorny problem of intent. Thorny because much of what we now see may not have been originally intended by the erstwhile perpetrator or perpetrators, yet some of … Continue reading
