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Written by Karen Murphy
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Thursday, 27 May 2010 15:05 |
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[Blog (Non-channeled) May 2010]
I’m a big proponent of the Slow Food movement, which encourages mindfulness in eating. According to Wikipedia, the Slow Food movement “strives to preserve traditional and regional cuisine and promotes farming of plants, seeds and livestock characteristics of the local ecosystem.” This is all about making conscious choices in food while providing an avenue to truly connect to the natural world around us and bringing that world inward into our bodies with the foods we consume.
It struck me, through my recent feelings of discouragement with my personal healing, that there is something to be learned from slow healing as well.
I’ve mostly felt good with my process. Joyful. But the other night someone asked me, “Aren’t you frustrated about not being able to get out much and get around?”
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Written by Karen Murphy
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Tuesday, 25 May 2010 16:34 |
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I'll be appearing on the radio Thursday, May 27 2010 at 9:00 pm Pacific time, on Abstract Illusion Radio on BBS Radio with host Jennifer Hillman. I'm really excited about the appearance, as I'll be talking and channeling about all the huge energetic changes that have been happening lately.
So many people are affected by the changes we've been undergoing lately — if you have been also, please come and listen! Jennifer will be opening the lines for questions for Polaris, so bring your burning questions. I know it will be a wonderful and thought-provoking show. Abstract Illusions Radio explores and exposes the different aspects of the human experience through the healing arts and self-expression, which is totally up my alley and something I wholeheartedly support.
Again, THIS Thursday, May 27, at 9pm Pacific on Abstract Illusion Radio on BBS Radio. Hope to see you there!
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Written by Karen Murphy
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Monday, 24 May 2010 15:24 |
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[Blog (Non-channeled) May 2010]
Resistance is an invitation to look further. Deeper.
I know this. I have told many people this. I have channeled it. But still I resist.
What’s in it for me? The other day I wrote about happy pain and about how I plan to use pain as an invitation to connect more deeply with my body. Since then, I’ve used this idea as a point of reference in meditation and in shamanic journey. But honestly? There have been no deep revelations yet. I still feel pain. I still expect not to. I still feel like I’m doing something wrong.
I’m not exactly spending my days wringing my hands over this, and I know that things will continue to move and flow because that’s how life is, but at the same time I feel I’m just at the edge of a new level of understanding and awareness.
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