May/June 2024 Alchemical Voice
Spiritual magazine to open your mind. We have amazing Norse sagas and rune power information by Shaman Shaeen Svanede, Crystal grids by Sue Penney, Shaman John Sjovik talks about flashdarks and negative energy as well as time. Mother Mary & the Holy Grail by Julie de Vere Hunt, Carol Coggan loves energy, vibration and joy. Extra-ordinary channels - Taiji Pole by Energy Psychologist Martin Lewis. Jin Shin Jyutsu by Cheli Mula. Erica Lowe talks about the power of dreaming. Learn more about how to protect yourself from Narcissists by Shaman Alchemist Jovi Hoonjan.
Spiritual magazine to open your mind. We have amazing Norse sagas and rune power information by Shaman Shaeen Svanede, Crystal grids by Sue Penney, Shaman John Sjovik talks about flashdarks and negative energy as well as time. Mother Mary & the Holy Grail by Julie de Vere Hunt, Carol Coggan loves energy, vibration and joy. Extra-ordinary channels - Taiji Pole by Energy Psychologist Martin Lewis. Jin Shin Jyutsu by Cheli Mula. Erica Lowe talks about the power of dreaming. Learn more about how to protect yourself from Narcissists by Shaman Alchemist Jovi Hoonjan.
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<strong>Alchemical</strong> <strong>Voice</strong> - L2M - Issue 26<br />
The same way, I maintain that you can get lost in your<br />
thoughts and feelings if you do not have clear reference<br />
points.<br />
Navigating your thoughts and feelings can be similar to<br />
moving through time or journeying through space, the<br />
ocean or a desert.<br />
One way is to see time as a map. There will be moments<br />
and calendar dates connected to important events in<br />
your life. Those moments or events will be your<br />
reference points. On the map, you will not only see<br />
instances from your own life, but also that of your<br />
ancestors and maybe other people as well. Each time<br />
map is individual.<br />
As a Shamanic practitioner, I would also include future<br />
events on my time or event map. Those events can be<br />
such that are certain to happen, such as my own (or<br />
others) physical death, they can be events connected to<br />
probabilities or even wishes and hopes. If one desired<br />
event is a job I am dreaming of, then I can add it to my<br />
time/event map and then try to create a plan that will<br />
help me navigate towards that dream.<br />
Immanuel Kant claimed that Time is a way to describe<br />
the order between consecutive events. I completely<br />
disagree. His view was a technocratic, mechanical<br />
understanding of the relationship between time and<br />
events. As with my above description of a time/event<br />
map, the order of events can be changed, at least with<br />
respect to their values, energetic vibrations and how<br />
they affect you.<br />
There are geographical maps, there is mind-mapping<br />
and I put it to you that there could be time /event<br />
maps. Go to your closet and pick a white sheet. Spread<br />
it out on the floor and get a marker pen. Then write<br />
events on it, in random spots on the sheet. Write down<br />
events from past time, currently on-going and planned<br />
for the future. But avoid marking them with dates. Just<br />
let them be events. Then connect them whichever way<br />
you want, in an order you feel drawn to. This way of<br />
lining them up might well make more sense to you and<br />
be more useful in your understanding and dealing with<br />
them, than if you would place them in a consecutive<br />
order as per dates and timings.<br />
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