“No matter what the depth of one’s wounding, as long as one is alive, there remains a spark of dynamic energy within. An ember of beingness that waits re-kindling.
We are not who our wounds tell us we are. We are not what our culture informs us to be. Our essence is not external image or superficial indulgence. We are not fragments. We are not diagnosis or pathology.
At the core of our being we are alive, vital, integrative and creative. This is the attitude that recognises wholeness and perpetuates transformation.”
– Bill Bowen
Just recently a group of students and I completed the Winter Solstice practise of 108 Salutations. The practise of completing 108 Salutations is symbolic of purifying oneself on the darkest day of the year so that we can literally step into lightness.
"And the day came, when the risk it took to stay tight inside the bud,…
