Why being YOU matters more than anything else: It is simply too painful not to be yourself. Doing anything other than the expression of who you really are is just to deadening, too confining, and too damn hard. Inauthenticity to self is a road to disease, a path we were taught so that we could [...]
Posts Tagged ‘soul’
Why Being You Matters More Than Anything Else
Posted in A New Kind Of Person, Embodied Intimacy, Sacred Leadership, tagged creative force, divine mind, empowerment, inauthenticity, Samantha Sweetwater, soul, spiritual ecology, true expression, universal peace on February 5, 2012 | 5 Comments »
What is Partner?
Posted in A New Kind Of Person, Embodied Intimacy, Uncategorized, tagged addiction, contract, intimacy, marriage, partnership, sacred union, soul on October 2, 2010 | 4 Comments »
What is partner? Endlessly, I am called into this sweet addiction to experience… Teasing out the strands of marriage and usury – true engagement untangled from insecure attachment. I have exchanged with you the most sacred of contracts. Our mirrors are well met. Holograms harmonizing and expanding through the sweet friction of difference. You are [...]
Dancing Freedom – Chapter 1
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged connection, culture, Dancing Freedom, expression, freedom, heart, joy, luminosity, practice, quantum, soul, spirit, sustainable on June 23, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Creation Dances. The universe dances. When existence was born out of the great, undifferentiated field of the One, the dance was born. Since the beginning of time and the beginning of existence, being has been dancing with essence. Our souls are dancing the space where our spirit and our bodies meet.
Courage
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged awareness, birth, bravery, Clarissa Pinkola Estes, connection, courage, culture, Dancing Freedom, death, ego, free, freedom, gratitude, Japan, naked, risk, Samantha Sweetwater, soul, trust on June 4, 2009 | 1 Comment »
“It is time to dance. In the dance we arrive at sensation, feeling and action: the simplest building blocks of our humanity. We remember that the answers are not external, like new clothes or new jobs, but are held in the heart and in the ways in which we experience our lives. We find the courage to be ourselves, and THIS is the only real answer.”