*I don't know what crazy themes are Being thrown around...* - YET - I'm working on a piece that is working to unravel the whole *dissolving self*... and your awakening me to the contrast or connect that is - dissolution - within that 'reconfiguration' in that cyclical function...
Letting loose (to sift among the graveled reality (of what we can call 'life')) the 'primed imaginal realities' we set so forth into our mind.body ...
Thank you for your words, Jacob! It means a lot! As always, the poetry of your expression goes beyond the known alphabet, but deep into the root of our humanness (and beyond).
I don't know where you current "phyiscal home" is, but what you share resonates with me how I felt the first time I arrived in Ireland, as a young 20yo. A sense of coming home, to a place I'd never been but that something deep inside already knew as home.
I am still here, over 20 years later. I hope you get to spend more time in your soul home, which happens to be my birth country.
I hope you enjoy Ireland! I currently live in the West and it is beautiful here. I feel lucky to still be here for sure.
Though I have to say after visiting Norway a few weeks ago, I was really enarmoured with the wildness and beauty of the landscape there. I would love to spend some more time there too.
*I don't know what crazy themes are Being thrown around...* - YET - I'm working on a piece that is working to unravel the whole *dissolving self*... and your awakening me to the contrast or connect that is - dissolution - within that 'reconfiguration' in that cyclical function...
Letting loose (to sift among the graveled reality (of what we can call 'life')) the 'primed imaginal realities' we set so forth into our mind.body ...
Freedom from -
Freedom Willed -
Freedom to -
Be Perceived in Truth....
BLESS YOU KLARA!
Thank you for your words, Jacob! It means a lot! As always, the poetry of your expression goes beyond the known alphabet, but deep into the root of our humanness (and beyond).
I don't know where you current "phyiscal home" is, but what you share resonates with me how I felt the first time I arrived in Ireland, as a young 20yo. A sense of coming home, to a place I'd never been but that something deep inside already knew as home.
I am still here, over 20 years later. I hope you get to spend more time in your soul home, which happens to be my birth country.
I love this so much! It's so beautiful that you have found your soul home and that you are still there after all these years.
I am actually going to Ireland for the first time in my life in two weeks, can't wait to see how it feels!
My physical home is a small town in southern Germany. It's very pretty here – but it's not my soul home, as much as I have tried to avoid this truth.
I hope you enjoy Ireland! I currently live in the West and it is beautiful here. I feel lucky to still be here for sure.
Though I have to say after visiting Norway a few weeks ago, I was really enarmoured with the wildness and beauty of the landscape there. I would love to spend some more time there too.