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Third BirthWe become conscious of a
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work; however, it would be worth yo
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Chapter FourENGAGING THE FIELDIn my
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RainbowThis exercise is the same as
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Alignment NexusBasic to our inner a
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are images that are protecting a ps
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point is that a rich source of imag
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visions that came to her as complet
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Chapter FiveSPIRITUAL PHYSICSPercep
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the holographic structure of realit
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truth and goodness. In place of a s
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I was meditating and experienced a
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to continue. The board at that time
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In this instance, self-forgiveness
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ourselves, we stay small. We create
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2. Label the back of the pieces wit
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the same things, so you forgive you
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9. Continue to walk, and the color
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2. Visualize a symbol for each elem
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Sometimes it is a case in which the
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a connection between my dream and d
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The Studio MeditationThe purpose of
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1. focus on a given phenomenon;2. e
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our minds, and opening the nexus po
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(John-Roger, 1997; 90). When we use
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As you become practiced in the prot
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Creation15. Continuing from Relatio
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4. You are witnessing and celebrati
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and literally observed the game as
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associates intended to end the domi
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Integration of OppositesThe ancient
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Meditation One: Integration of Comp
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Negative relationship of my father
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self. If we were haphazardly glued
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Balancing Brain HemispheresIn The P
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My wife and I had been discussing t
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Seven CircuitThe seven-circuitlabyr
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This ambitious experiment, though s
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From the perspective of sacred geom
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8. On emerging from the labyrinth,
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which includes the seventh and eigh
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What gives me away as what I learne
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My future self is present, as well,
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Coalescingfelt the structure of ill
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engaging the self that is truth. We
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warm and inviting, it came across i
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satisfying because it incorporated
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Animals symbolize so many things to
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our break that last day of the work
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her in a new way is that it didn’
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an interesting duality to me. I tra
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For my final character mandala, I s
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spent quite a bit of time in the wi
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In my character mandala,I wanted to
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tribulations as opportunities for g
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Chapter ElevenWRITINGS FROM THE STU
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of shadow to m ake an image congrue
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The representation of my connection
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meant right away was a deep relief,
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process I had to re-ground myself t
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the work that we’re doing in our
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school the first time around which
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and moved the energy through my fin
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Fig 2: Fake Angry MeFig 3: Magical,
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funnel shape of the light reveals t
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Furthermore, Jung believed in the t
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LIVING IN A WORLD OF GREAT HOPE AND
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hard for me to draw. However, when
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of all my experiences in life, I ha
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In the next three series of mandala
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In deciding what I was to dofor my
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continues past an ax in a stump, th
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full potency, attacking me as if fr
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of the wings to keep my earthly wei
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The next image was from the meditat
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even seemingly tortured, figure, to
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Chapter TwelveEPILOGUEThe Mandala o
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esponsibility is overwhelming, too
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