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We’re excited to announce our participation in the upcoming Body Mind and Spirit Expo held in Raleigh, North Carolina! The expo will be held on August 22 and August 23 at the NC State Fairgrounds. Our team will be present to offer free spiritual healing, grant Invocation of the Heart and more at Booth #201!
Find out more here: www.bmse.net/bmseweb/event/exhibitor_details.php?eid=211&...
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We Are Three, You Are Three ...
“When the bishop's ship stopped at a remote island for a day, he determined to use the time as profitably as possible. He strolled along the seashore and came across three fishermen mending their nets. In pidgin English they explained to him that centuries before they had been Christianized by missionaries. "We, Christians!" they said, pointing proudly to one another.
The bishop was impressed. Did they know the Lord's Prayer? They had never heard of it. The bishop was shocked.
"What do you say, then, when you pray?"
"We lift eyes in heaven. We pray, 'We are three, you are Three, have mercy on us.'"
The bishop was appalled at the primitive, the downright heretical nature of their prayer. So he spent the whole day teaching them the Lord's Prayer. The fishermen were poor learners, but they gave it all they had and before the bishop sailed away next day he had the satisfaction of hearing them go through the whole formula without a fault.
Months later the bishop's ship happened to pass by those islands again. The bishop, as he paced the deck saying his evening prayers, recalled with pleasure the three men on that distant island who were now able to pray, thanks to his patient efforts.
While he was lost in thought he happened to look up and noticed a spot of light in the east. The light kept approaching the ship and, as the bishop gazed in wonder, he saw three figures walking on the water. The captain stopped the boat and everyone leaned over the rails to see this sight.
When they were within speaking distance, the bishop recognized his three friends, the fishermen. "Bishop!" they exclaimed. "We hear your boat go past island and come hurry, hurry meet you."
"What is it you want?" asked the awe-stricken bishop.
"Bishop," they said, "we so, so sorry. We forget lovely prayer. We say, 'Our Father in heaven, holy be your name, your kingdom come ...' then we forget. Please tell us prayer again."
The bishop felt humbled. "Go back to your homes, my friends," he said. "and each time you pray, say, 'We are three, you are Three, have mercy on us!'" “
by Anthony de Mello from www.unionlife.com/JulianMedJan05.html
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Well, I think these are different coordinate systems,
like x-y-z
the words are different
but it's the same point...
different combinations that point to the same thing...
Father-Son-Holy Spirit
Body-Mind-Spirit
Buddha-Sangha-Dharma
Concentration-Mindfulness-Insight
Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva
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“May the Trinity protect me wherever I stay, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Bright angels walk with me dear presence-in every dealing... “—St. Columba
“She started the day by splashing her face with three palmfuls of water in the name of the Trinity. Then she made her bed.
I make this bed
In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost,...
In the name of each night, each day,
Each angel that is in the heavens. “
—Esther de Waal, Every Earthly Blessing
"For Mending and Manifestation," altar by Chrystal Powell
Chrystal Powell's altar is an installation consisting of three altars that are meant to represent the threefold components of body, mind and spirit (which can represent the father, son and holy spirit, or in another interpretation the universe, mother and child). All three altars contain tools, objects or stories that are meant and can be used for reworking, manifesting and/or honoring things and people who have passed or that need letting go.
As stated by the artist, this altar is intended to invite play, examination, meditation or lamentation in regards to the death of old ideas, selves or ways of being. Simultaneously, the artist would like this altar to invite the birth of new ways of looking, identifying and resolving to live. The bottom compartment holds the "alchemical mending and manifestation machine," which invites viewers to participate. People are invited to inscribe their own thing to let go of, mend or manifest and turn it into paper pulp. If the viewer leaves an address, they will be sent an object pressed out of the paper pulp that will be collected over the course of the exhibit as an adornment for their personal contemplation, burning, ritual or meditation.
For more information on the current Illuminations: Dia de los Muertos exhibition, please visit: www.somarts.org/dayofthedead
Photo by Bianca Sandiko
#alchemy and its #symbolism lives within #shadow of our #consciousness quote from #Ama Alchemy of Love historical #fiction set in the 17th century #China by Nataša Pantović
“Only by discovering alchemy have I clearly understood that the Unconscious is a process and that ego’s rapports with the unconscious and his contents initiate an evolution, more precisely a real metamorphoses of the psyche…” Jung quote about Alchemy
Researching Metamorphoses of Psyche, Unconsciousness