We've been through so much over the last year [or more]...
not only personally, but culturally and collectively as well...
not only personally, but culturally and collectively as well...
It's been a slow continuous drip of cortisol/adrenaline into
the collective, a deep unsettling restlessness, on the one
hand, and on the other a collapse; an alternation between
hyper-vigilance and shutting down.
the collective, a deep unsettling restlessness, on the one
hand, and on the other a collapse; an alternation between
hyper-vigilance and shutting down.
Many of us are experiencing a [deep] tiredness, not only
physically, but a soul-level sort of exhaustion, where what
we thought we knew about ourselves, who we are and what
matters most to us, what we're doing here, and where we're
headed... so much of this has really been called into
question, been dismantled, and in may ways fallen apart...
physically, but a soul-level sort of exhaustion, where what
we thought we knew about ourselves, who we are and what
matters most to us, what we're doing here, and where we're
headed... so much of this has really been called into
question, been dismantled, and in may ways fallen apart...
There is a deep longing to rest and to feel safe again in
our bodies...
our bodies...
It is important to slow down - to mourn not only the losses
of health and life, but also the dream of the way we thought
it was all going to turn out.
of health and life, but also the dream of the way we thought
it was all going to turn out.
The rebirth part of the death-rebirth cycle is embodied
through our willingness and capacity to grieve. The
portal to new life opens through conscious, embodied
lamentation, as we gather the shards of the heart and
collect them in a holy vase... as we prepare for what
will emerge out of the ashes of dissolution...
through our willingness and capacity to grieve. The
portal to new life opens through conscious, embodied
lamentation, as we gather the shards of the heart and
collect them in a holy vase... as we prepare for what
will emerge out of the ashes of dissolution...
Matt Licata
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Photo from the Internet digitally altered
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