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Becoming the image: Unlocking the energetic wisdom of metaphor

What if the solutions to your biggest challenges weren’t found in logic, but in the unseen, energetic language of metaphor? We live immersed in a world of symbolic imagery—dreams, synchronicities, and feelings that can’t quite be explained by words. Yet, these metaphors carry profound guidance, waiting for us to engage with them. Here’s how to…

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Feeling stuck? Virtual readings can open new possibilities

For those who are tired of revisiting the same issues without resolution, Virtual Readings offer a quick, fun, and transformative way to break through blocks and open new possibilities. These readings allow you to tap into Source energy for answers, direction, and healing shifts. Within 24 hours, you’ll receive a personalized reading designed to shift…

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Aesthetic space: Honoring beauty in teaching and learning

Throughout history, philosophers have asserted that “the fundamental nature of the world is aesthetic.” Thinkers like Alfred North Whitehead, Gregory Bateson, James Hillman, Martin Foss, and Donald Winnicott all emphasized the profound connection between aesthetics and how we perceive the world. Interestingly, the word aesthetics comes from the Greek aisthanesthai, meaning “the ability to perceive.”…

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From burnout to creative freedom: Learning beyond the rational mind

When I was in school, I loved the precision and structure of it all—each class its own container, complete with a tidy list of weekly assignments. Every subject felt like a chest of jewels, waiting to be uncovered if we just signed up, listened, and worked hard. The start of each semester was exhilarating—new syllabi,…

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