Dare to use your Inner Power
Find the courage to be yourself and make meaningful freedom
October 2013
Transformative Power to Meaningful Freedom
Welcome to a place of self-discovery, freedom, meaning and where you can re-unite with your wholeness, your unique-gift and learn to share it into the world.
The Pathwork – Transformative Book Read
I highly recommend the following book for personal transformation, it walks you through various critical parts of personal transformation. One of the critical ones is related to being able to let go of our idealized self and moving into wholeness, moving beyond perfection into acceptance. The pathwork of self-transformation, Eva Pierrakos “For more than twenty years, noted therapist Eva Pierrakos was the channel for a spirit entity known only as the Guide. Combining rare psychological depth and insight with an inspiring vision of human possibility, the Guide’s teachings, known as the Pathwork, have influenced many New Age thinkers. Now the core teachings of the Guide have been collected in one volume synthesizing its essential wisdom” Amazon Review
Become a butterfly and better the world
This is beautiful inspiration from Elisabeth Santouris, it bring us a new perspective about transformation and our role in it. “A Butterfly Story ~”A caterpillar can eat up to three hundred times its own weight in a day, devastating many plants in the process, continuing to eat until it’s so bloated that it hangs itself up and goes to sleep, its skin hardening into a chrysalis. Then, within the chrysalis, within the body of the dormant caterpillar, a new and very different kind of creature, the butterfly, starts to form. This confused biologists for a long time. How could a different genome plan exist within the caterpillar to form a different creature? They knew that metamorphosis occurs in a number of insect species, but it was not known until quite recently that nature did a lot of mixing and matching of very different genome/protein configurations in early evolutionary times. Cells with the butterfly genome/ proteins were held as aggregates, or ‘discs’ of stem cells that biologists call ‘imaginal cells’, tucked inside pockets of the caterpillar’s skin all its life, remaining undeveloped until the crisis of overeating, fatigue and breakdown allows them to develop. Such metamorphosis makes a good metaphor for the great changes globalisation, in the sense of world transformation, is bringing about., as Norie Huddle first used it in her beautiful book Butterfly. Our bloated old system is rapidly becoming defunct while the vision of a new and very different society, long held by many ‘imaginal cell’ humans who dreamt of a better world, is now emerging like a butterfly, representing our solutions to the crises of predation, overconsumption and breakdown in a new way of living lightly on Earth, and of seeing our human society not in the metaphors and models of mechanism as well-oiled social machinery, but in those of evolving, self-organizing and intelligent living organism. If you want a butterfly world, don’t step on the caterpillar, but join forces with other imaginal cells to build a better future for all!” ~Elisabet Sahtouris is a Greek-American evolutionary biologist, futurist