Begin where language fails. Adi Shakti is the unoriginated power before gods and forms. Hera’s peacock reveals vigilant beauty; Chinnamasta severs the crown of self, turning grasp into nourishment. Twenty four marks cycles of nature and mind. Before all names is the Nameless. Darkness ripens to light. All is not two.
Open sky, open heart. Avalokiteshvara teaches compassion; Bhuvaneshwari is the spacious mother. Tara moves swiftly to help; Vajrapani brings strong action; Vajrayogini is clear wisdom fire. Adi Shakti flows through all. Practice is simple: breathe in space, chant with care, act with kindness. Hope Trust Progress. Make one kind move today and rest in the quiet center.
Rhiannon’s lesson lives in us. When blame twists care into shame, the Mother and the Horse split: strength turns to mute labor, love becomes a public load. Truth returns with the child and the sentence ends. Mother and Horse join again. We carry only what is ours, protect the tender life within, and walk through the open gate with steady eyes. Hope. Trust. Progress. And go. The gate is open. Go on
In every age, the hero must face the weight of habit, the tyranny of outdated roles, and the illusion of possession. Drawing on Joseph Campbell’s insights, this article explores the slaying of the elephant, the fall of the tyrant, and the hero’s duty to let go—again and again—so that life, unbound, may continue to unfold.
Let go of every name, every role. Mother, father, son—burn them too. No God to chase, no non-duality to hide in. Thought can’t escape thought. What remains is breath, dirt, hunger, presence. The next honest act. Life needs no symbol, no meaning—just clear eyes and clean hands. Let each idea die on time. No shrine left. Just you, alive.
This piece explores the deep feminine force moving through all life beyond gender, inviting us to embrace what we have shamed or neglected. Through the symbols of rot, renewal, the Fire Rabbit, and the ladybird, it reminds us that authenticity arises when we embody our true nature with fearless instinct and quiet grace.
Hidden knots of the psyche such as fear, guilt, and desire begin to loosen not through control but through presence. With the fierce clarity of Vajrapāṇi, the inner fire of Vajrayoginī, and the clear flight of Garuda, this is a path of deeper power: to act without reacting, to transform without force.
Awaken to the silent presence beyond all illusions. Let your heart trust the natural flow of life, knowing each step is guided by deeper wisdom. Surrender to the dance of creation and dissolution, for in that stillness lies your rebirth. This is the journey of being Twice-Born: The Dance of Bliss.
Mother Goddess Aditi, the infinite womb of existence, is the source from which all arises. From Adhibhūta (the material world) to Adhiyagya (supreme consciousness), existence unfolds as a structured yet unified whole. The Ādityas enforce cosmic order, while Adhidaiva directs divine intelligence. In the end, all distinctions dissolve—revealing the One beyond all form.
“The Eagle’s Vision: Wing to Wing with the Great Spirit” explores the depths of ancient wisdom and modern consciousness. This guide reveals how to harness energy, transcend old patterns, and align with the flow of life. With insights from stoicism, shamanism, and mysticism, awaken your true potential and co-create a new reality through resilience, ritual, and limitless vision.
