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All at sea (keeping your ship afloat)
Some symbols just hang with you for a while and are an analogy of where you are. For this blog entry I will use the pirate ship to tell this passage of conflict. Pirate movies in my mother’s era were all the rage. Errol Flynn and his tights and sword made women swoon. He was … Continue reading All at sea (keeping your ship afloat)
odettenightsky
May 30, 20124 min read
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Honouring & Letting Go Of Your Ancestral Programming
The majority of people I meet have issues stemming from their childhood and if you dig down deep enough the same child is inside the adult still feeling very hurt and misunderstood. We tend to get frozen in places that made a traumatic impact on us emotionally. When we arrived here in body, we already … Continue reading Honouring & Letting Go Of Your Ancestral Programming
odettenightsky
Apr 9, 20126 min read
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The Astral Planet Travel Guide.
If you go into a bookshop or library and head to the travel section there are loads of travel books with hundreds of destinations in the world to choose from. The lonely planet guide is the most well read. It’s like a well read bible for most travellers on a shoe string. Within the guide … Continue reading The Astral Planet Travel Guide.
odettenightsky
Feb 25, 20125 min read
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Awakening The Witness
Through all my practices and teachings in this life (and very probably others) there is one practice that I count as one that has built my resilience and ability to overcome adversity; Being a witness to my life through the path of meditation. The only way the witness can be developed within is by the … Continue reading Awakening The Witness
odettenightsky
Jan 22, 20127 min read
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The Vulnerable Self
Many of our ancestors were taught that emotions came last in the in the need for survival. The men went off to war, many of them terrified but they had to swallow their fear and vulnerability, disown it so they could keep up with the rest of the soldiers. The only time you knew when … Continue reading The Vulnerable Self
odettenightsky
Dec 17, 20115 min read
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Contemporary Shamanism and Traditional Shamanism
One of the main differences between contemporary and traditional shamanism is that of the title of ‘healer’ which is often mentioned in the same breath when visiting or talking about a traditional shaman. Those called ‘Shamans’ have the ability to see through into other worlds and pick up what is out of balance within … Continue reading Contemporary Shamanism and Traditional Shamanism
odettenightsky
Dec 7, 20114 min read
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Befriending The Dark
From earliest times people have believed that the dead can return from the grave to visit their loved ones. Certainly an evil criminal or someone, who has been the victim of such a one, can return after death as a ghost. These tormented souls can haunt the world of the living until someone helps them … Continue reading Befriending The Dark
odettenightsky
Nov 23, 20114 min read
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Walking to 11.11.11. A Day Of Peaceful Intention
People are talking about the significance of this date as with the previous post I wrote on the end of the Mayan Calender. On the 28th there was an opportunity to let go of old patterning and belief systems that have bled through the collective into our personal lives. On that eve I led a … Continue reading Walking to 11.11.11. A Day Of Peaceful Intention
odettenightsky
Nov 9, 20115 min read
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The End Of The Mayan Calendar
Depending on what you read or who you talk to there is much chatter around what will happen at the end of the Mayan calendar. People are debating at what dates the calendar ends on depending on what stream of belief they are following. I have had quite a few people ask me what should … Continue reading The End Of The Mayan Calendar
odettenightsky
Oct 28, 20115 min read
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The Buddhist View of Depression
Depression is one of the greatest challenges in life especially in todays times. I found this view below quite spot on. I have walked the swamp of depression in my life and its a dark place but this too can change. I do not follow any religious ways but I honour the natural paths of … Continue reading The Buddhist View of Depression
odettenightsky
Oct 24, 20114 min read
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Recapitulation (excerpt from Workbook)
Recapitulation is going back in time to recover energy that has been lost. We are going to go back in time and reclaim lost energy and give back energy that is not yours. It is obvious why we have to get back lost energy, but maybe not so obvious why we have to give back … Continue reading Recapitulation (excerpt from Workbook)
odettenightsky
Sep 28, 20114 min read
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Therapy for the Soul (finding a good therapist)
There are many wonderful avenues of healing now available in the world today. There is a therapist/guide out there for everyone. however, having so much to choose from, can seem a little overwhelming. If you’re not quite sure what you need, you may have to sift through quite a number of charlatans and or performers … Continue reading Therapy for the Soul (finding a good therapist)
odettenightsky
Sep 27, 20112 min read
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Healthy Psychic Boundaries
One of the most common subjects that I offer guidance on is boundaries. Depending on who you talk to, the word ‘boundaries’ can have different meanings. Some see boundaries as borders of safety and respect, others see boundaries as walls and limitations that they are determined to break down. Being sensitive, you need boundaries to … Continue reading Healthy Psychic Boundaries
odettenightsky
Sep 24, 20116 min read
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