Arthur Rackham
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Cinderella
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I like the story of Cinderella as an example of the bindings created in the machine between identification, inner considering, imagination and feminine dominance starting out in our own dark basements with this desire that eventually can provide the third force to light our lamps and continue to keep the oil provided for the arduous task of detaching and working with the ugly step sisters I'S and the feminine dominance aspect of limiting our existence within the limits of the machine . The voice that tells us 'you can't! you shouldn't!' We have to flip that coin to self remembering as the process speeds towards getting to the dance and outwitting the I's of all the different centers that are intent on limiting our prospects of being with the beloved.
Smelling the Roses: Memoir of an Irish Philosopher", by Mervyn Brady, is the story of a spiritual teacher's childhood journey, told in his own humorous and eloquent words, with insightful commentary by those who loved him.
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Smelling the Roses: Memoir of an Irish Philosopher", by Mervyn Brady, is the story of a spiritual teacher's childhood journey, told in his own humorous and eloquent words, with insightful commentary by those who loved him.
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