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Spring Equinox Newsletter: March 2010
Enjoy the longer days that come with the Spring equinox. Renew and recharge your spirit as you reconnect once again to your neighbours, to nature and to the ancient relationship between earth, moon, sun,stars and sky.
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Welcome to “my dictionary”. We hope this will provide a useful resource for you. The definitions are based on my personal studies as well as on my understanding of what certain words mean. Please use this dictionary as a guide to your unique search and understanding. This is a work in progress and my definitions will evolve, become richer and deeper as time goes on and may even change completely. I welcome any comments and suggestions you may have to make “my dictionary” as helpful as possible.
A Akashic records:
"The akasha is the metaphysical term for the ether or cosmic energy that pervades the universe" Laurie Cabot- Records of everything that has happened in our consciousness since the beginning of time. Some believe that when we die we become part of the cosmic field as an "energy packet "that will remain forever a part of the akashic records of the universe. See Cave of creation - Metaphysical source Antimatter: Bioplasma that Interfaces the angelic realm and the human realm. Archetype: Universal pattern of consciousness. Not to be confused with a stereotype Ascension: The process by which Soul merge occurs as the essence of the soul gradually descends into the sacred heart center within the physical vessel. - Metaphysical source Authenticity: A state of existence where you are not playing a role. E.Tolle When what you say, do, feel and think are all aligned. Attention: There are 2 types. E.Tolle Form base attention: When activity is centered around doing a certain task or accomplishing a certain goal Formless base attention: When activity is centered around simply being together with no other purpose in mind
BBrain:
see left brain/right brain. The 5 brains: Reptilian brain: responsible for our basic needs for survival and getting our needs met for food, water and shelter Mammalian, limbic brain: the seat of our fear response for flight or to fight Neocortex: Brain of philosophy and science Prefontal lobes, forebrain or new brain: responsible for attaining higher levels of consciousness and awareness Omnibrain: when the male and female (or left and right side) of the brain unite Breathing consciously: The benefits of conscious breathing include: - Connects us to our authentic self and helps us awaken - Accesses our soul's ancient wisdom - Draws Prana from the Universe - Stabilizes our bodies: physical, emtional, mental and spiritual
CChakra:
Meaning wheel in Sanskrit, these spinning centers of energy connect physiology to consciousness. It is widely recognized that there are 7 located in the luminous energy field (LEF) surrounding the body. The first is at the base of the spine and connects to the perineum region, the second is 2 inches below the navel, the third is at the solar plexus at the top of the rib cage, the fourth is in the chest area, the fifth is at the throat, the sixth is located in the area between the eyebrows or third eye and the seventh is located on the crown of your head. These spin 3 to 4 inches outside the body and interface to the body through the spinal cord and nervous system. These centers of vital energy govern our life force and affect our physical, emotional and spiritual well being. Some traditions also refer to the 8th and 9th chakra 8th chakra: 9th chakra: Cave of creation:
DDimension:
Dharma: From yogic philosophy, dharma describes our life purpose of fully actualising the gift we were born with. Divine: The origin of life. Dualism: Dying Consciously: E Earth:
purpose: Earth is one of the evolutionary planets that energies visit to age their souls. The Yin and yang experience of duality is designed to age the soul. Metaphysical source Ego: False self. Identification with form, thought or material forms, which results in total unawareness of connectedness with the whole. E. Tolle 2 types of ego according to E. Tolle - personal ego: me, I -collective ego: us vs them. more unconscious than the sum of its parts Needs and wants that do not originate from the soul. "That part of ourselves that views life as a battle for survival. Feeling limited the ego seeks control and power, feeling isolated the ego seeks outside validation and security": Deepak Chopra
FForce:
Experienced through the senses, produces win /lose situations, takes life energy away, movement (Hawkins) - as opposed to power, please see Power
GGaia:
Complex living being that is planet Earth. Gnostic: A Spiritual tradition which believes in the concept of Duality, that direct personal experience with the Divine is necessary (Robert A. Johnson) and that the Divine Feminine is the female co-creator of the Universe. (Sylvia Brown) God: Grace: Grid:
HHolistic:
taking into account the whole person that is Body, Mind, Soul and Spirit. Healing: Heaven on earth:
IIllumination process:
Clearing an imprint in the Luminous Energy Field (LEF). Indra's net: JJiva Mukti:
from Yogic philosophy, the Jiva Mukti describes the soul fully awakening in this lifetime, to living on all cylinders of body/mind and spirit, to living fully being a fully alive human being.
KKinesiology:
The science that studies the relationship between muscle response stimuli. For instance, it was discovered that certain substances make a muscle go weak while others make a muscle go strong.
LLeft brain:
A section of the brain which defines logic and reason. Controls the right side of the body, - As opposed to right brain, please see right brain Love:
MMeridian:
Conductors of energy feeding the chakras. Also referred to as “rios de luz” by some indigenous people in South America, they run along the surface of the skin connecting meridian points or minor chakras. (Alberto Villoldo) Mindfulness: Morphogenetic field:
NNewtonian science:
Developed by Sir Isaac Newton. Only what one can sense through the senses is real. It must therefore be tasted, touched, seen or heard to be real. The law of cause and effect.
OOne reality:
There is only one Reality with countless interpretations of the one reality. D. Melchizedek Omnidimensional: Once the 5th dimension has been reached and oneness has been achieved. PPagan:
A religion or belief system based on Pre-christian earth religions. All traditions that honour the earth and nature and see God as a manifestation in everything. The female representation of God manifests itself as Mother Earth or Gaia and the masculine representation of God as Father Sky. Pagan religions have gods and deities to represent different aspects of consciousness . Psychologist Jung noted different archetypes that live within each of us as part of the collective unconscious. 3 characteristics: those who live in harmony with nature and seek inspiration from Prechristian earth religions, ecstatic religions, mystery traditions, polytheistic religions of Greeks, Egyptians, Celts and Sumerians as well as ancient wisdom and teachings of aboriginal people. Perceptual states: We all see the world from various perspectives or perceptual states. The 4 various states act as nesting dolls each fitting into each other and they include: 1- The Physical state: 2- The Emotional state: 3- The Symbolic state: 4- The Energetic state: Power: Prana: Prophet:
QQuantum science:
Developed by Einstein and introduced the concept of energy, that atoms were created of energy and that everything is energy. We are in the process of becoming quantum ie energetic . The universe is a shapeshifter and composed of both particles and waves. Laurie cabot Quantum Field theory: Solid and space, matter and energy are not distinct. Solid objects are temporary condensations of energy that comes and goes in that field. Laure cabot RRight brain: A section of the brain which defines our intuition. Controls the left side of the body. Non linear based on patterns and relationships – as opposed to left brain, please see Left brain Religion: SSanity:
To live in goodness, trust, peaceful coexistence, compassion and loving kindness, metaphysical source Siddhis: Sanskrit word that means spiritual power. Samadhi: Shaman: Shift: Spell: Spiritual: Spiritual practice:
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True Self: "- Connected to all that exists - Unlimited and unbounded -infinitely creative- Fearless and willing to step inot the unknown" Deepak Chopra U
VVortex:
Energetic center located on one of Earth's many power spots, considered by some to be a dimensional gateway. To be differentiated from a Stargate. There exist 4 types of vortices: Spiritual, Physical, Mental and Emotional
WWitchcraft:
A legal and federally recognised religion. A spiritual practice that has its roots in ancient Goddess traditions known as the Old Religion. The Old Religion honours the earth's natural cycles, the feminine, heals the sick, wards off negative energies and assists in childbirth. In Europe these teachings originated with the Celtic Druids and the Greek Dryads and evolved into Witchcraft with the coming of Christianity. Etymology of word Wit: wisdom Wic or weik: of Indo european origin word meaning to bend or to turn Witches Witches were originally known as "wise women" though witches include both men and women. Witches help us reconnect with the mysteries of life. "Priests and priestesses of ancient european shamanistic nature religion that worship a goddess who is related to mother goddess in her 3 aspects of maiden, mother and crone" .Margot Adler The Dos and Donts of Witches as stated by Project Witches Protection 1) Witches do NOT do evil, 2) Witches do NOT worship Satan, 3) A male Witch is NOT a warlock, 4) Witches DO wear clothing of every colour and every style, 5) Witches DO come from every socio-economic and ethnic background, 6) Witches DO use spells, 7) Witches DO use magic wands, 8) Witches DO use witchcraft as a science, an art and a religion, 9) the word "Witch" DOES have a deep and rich histrory, 10) In the religion of Witchcraft the pentacle is viewed as an amulet and a symbol of protection, 11) - Witches DO concern themselves with ecology. X
YYoga:
to join or to yoke. To awaken to our nature as Spirit (Alberto Villoldo) Holistic practice that joins body, mind and Soul Z
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