personal and planetary healing
Getting back in touch with our sacred longings entails a spiritual quest – a kind of ecomystical renewal – that can transform our desire, enliven our communities, simplify our lifestyles, and ultimately rekindle our global prospects.
– Mary C. Grey, Sacred Longings: Ecofeminist Theology and Globalization
Light reaches out across the universe uplifting matter. Seeds and roots respond in Spring time glory. This circulating power, moving outward, downward and upward, has unlimited potential for humans and human systems on Gaia. Light is reaching out to you. Let it in. Let it move through you and out creatively, lovingly into your world.
“Light shape-shifts matter and evolves consciousness.”
excerpt from S/He Dragon ~ how I found my wings
Goddess Religions upheld the Feminine as dominant. God Religions uphold the Masculine as dominant. Let’s transcend this duality of male/female, light/dark, positive/negative and honor both forces within oneself and with others. This integration provides a new way of Seeing and Being.
Years ago I found a head-to-tail snake skin in a circle garden I was clearing. Today I caught sight of slithering movement in the raspberry bushes. A very healthy black snake (no stripes) revealed its presence. Snakes and serpents are one of Earth’s oldest symbols of female power. Welcome, garden companion!
We walk dragon (ley) lines of Solar Light and Earthy Matter. Feel these lines in your daily walk through life. Thank these forces for their life giving sustainable substance.
“The Earth has its own nerve system and arteries of circulation. Many cultures have developed systems for working with these energy lines. In Europe, research into ley lines began in England and Germany in the 1920’s and 30’s. The Chinese developed the art of Feng Shui. Australian Aborigines have their Song Lines. These lines have varying lengths and widths. In the human body there are microscopic blood vessels and the large aorta heart artery.”
~ www.earthchakras.org
S/He Dragon flies with Mystic wings — grounds with Earthling feet — and nothing is the same.
Draco coils around the north celestial pole, as depicted in Urania’s Mirror, a set of constellation cards published in London c.1825
In Celtic tradition, Hawthorn’s association with portals has earned it a magical reputation as carrier of the power of the hinge, opening that which is shut, and shutting that which is open, as the tree deems fit.
– Judith Berger, Herbal Rituals
“Dragons know the True Speech; the Dragon and the Speech of the Dragon are one. Human beings lost their dragon nature.”
– Ursula Le Guin, Tales From Earth Sea
Dragons, while commonly thought of as fire-breathing marauders, were, to the Celts, indicators of places of great power. Where dragons trod, mystic energy flowed, and where they laired were invariably places of great sanctity and mystical harmony. While dragons were dangerous, they were also indicators of fertility, of life. ‘The Path of the Dragon’ was the Celtic term for ley lines.
~ Tim Lazaro
(http://ezinearticles.com/?Dragons-Celts-and-Druids&id=2503264)