Judgment Release: The Gateway to Unity Consciousness
When we look at the world through a third dimensional perspective we are observing mainly through the lens of separation and hierarchy. This isn’t a wrong way to see the world considering the importance of being able to distinguish between benign and dangerous presences in our environment, truth from falsehood, healthy water from contaminated etc.
Origins of the Shadow in our Third Dimensional World
In Part 1 of practicing shadow work we went over what the Shadow is and laid some foundation with common defense mechanisms that keep us from connecting with our shadow.
We know the Shadow is a composite character of everything that’s excluded from our waking consciousness, but why does the Shadow exist in the first place and where did it come from?
Blocks to Practicing Shadow Work
Shadow work is the single most important spiritual practice. Without it we recycle our life experiences, underlying patterns we operate from remain unknown to us, and we can’t help but be victimized by the world around us without really understanding it, or ourselves, intimately.
The Alchemy of the Feminine Energy: Being the Change You Wish to See
The alchemical process of being the change you wish to see in the world has a yin and yang (passive and active) component to it. In order to collectively elevate Earth we must understand how vital the role of the feminine is in this play.
Shadow Work 101: Just Claim it All
People will say you are too love and light if they are not comfortable with the light. People will say you are too negative if they can’t face the darkness in this reality. They will say you’re egotistical if they are not comfortable with owning their own power. They will say you are too spiritual if they are not comfortable with Spirit. See the pattern here?
Transcending The Victim/Perpetrator Cycle
The fragmented nature of this reality means that we experience and learn through contrast and polarity. Every light casts darkness in the form of a shadow. This is also illustrated in the oriental depiction of the masculine and feminine forces: Yin and Yang.