In the realm of symbolism, the unicorn emerges as a powerful representation of transformation and spiritual awakening. Its mythical nature and ethereal presence invite us to embark on a profound journey of self-discovery, shedding limitations, and embracing our true potential. Let us delve into the symbolism of the unicorn and uncover its transformative message for personal growth and the evolution of consciousness.
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Dreamwork, an expansive term encompassing various techniques for exploring and understanding dreams, serves as a powerful tool for spiritual awakening. Cultures worldwide have embraced this practice, each offering unique approaches and perspectives. This article delves into diverse dreamwork traditions, revealing their shared goal: facilitating spiritual awakening.
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The profound words of Gilles Deleuze resonate with clarity, “The artist is a seer, a becomer.” An invitation to perceive life in its raw, unfiltered essence, to become artists of our existence, and above all, to evolve into seers. It is through this transformative lens that we can learn to engage with the world, seeing through the eyes of compassionate awareness.
Continue reading “Becoming Seers: Navigating Life Through the Lens of Compassionate Awareness”Consciousness is a multifaceted looking-glass. To look through one side is to perceive the eternal and to look through the other side is to perceive the temporal; one side the infinite and the other side finite. Most of us look through the lens of the temporality, of finitude.
We perceive the world through preconceived notions, through symbols and ideals, through pre-ordered ideologies. We give our life meaning through identification with the dominant ideologies and their symbolic systems. This preconceived symbolic system provides order, hierarchies, transcendent aims.We seek to reach some undefined and predetermined zenith far out of reach: a heavenly ideal. But seeking a heavenly ideal is like gazing into a transcendent mirror in the sky above. We seek an idealized symbol that is only an obscure reflection of the sacred real.
White bearded wise men, lovely goddesses, vigorous youth are all born in the minds of people; for mankind creates idealized symbols that reflect his own ego. The human race is in relentless pursuit of whatever it is that is just beyond our reach, and we, as a culture, have not yet obtained the perspective that would enable us to see the eternal truth that exists all around us, and within us.
But because we exist far from the psychological zenith, our ideals and symbols serve a purpose. They urge us onward as we grow and develop our consciousness. We pursue the transcendent ideal until our own particular awareness holds the capacity for self-reflective awareness.
And in this state of awareness, we find that our ideals and fantasies are no longer necessary. We are ready to give up the psychological safety net and enter into flow of life, as simply the Self.
Compassionate Awakening 
