I'm so grateful I found your channel ❤. I've been on this path for a few years now and I can feel things shifting. I'm really starting to focus on "holding tension" (dynamic pressure/resistance) instead of "harmonious moderation" (tepid inertia) in between. I don't know if that makes any sense, I don't know how to articulate it properly. In any case, I've found your content on shadow work and tarot awe inspiring. I keep rewatching the way you open card meanings in shadow work context and my mind is blown. You know how you sometimes feel like you find a missing piece of the puzzle and many things just click all at once in an almost audible manner. Maybe it's my heart opening, idk. What I'm trying to say is, thanks for making things click 😊.
What, exactly, do you think is the "lens of Christianity?" It seems like what you are saying about the sins is pretty close to Christian teaching. They are "deadly sins" because if they are nurtured, ruminated upon, defended, and not confessed, they will destroy our ability to love and serve one another. What you seem to be describing is the "confession" process itself.
This is SO interesting. Thank you for all your thoughts. A lot to reflect on here ❤
I'm so grateful I found your channel ❤. I've been on this path for a few years now and I can feel things shifting. I'm really starting to focus on "holding tension" (dynamic pressure/resistance) instead of "harmonious moderation" (tepid inertia) in between. I don't know if that makes any sense, I don't know how to articulate it properly. In any case, I've found your content on shadow work and tarot awe inspiring. I keep rewatching the way you open card meanings in shadow work context and my mind is blown. You know how you sometimes feel like you find a missing piece of the puzzle and many things just click all at once in an almost audible manner. Maybe it's my heart opening, idk. What I'm trying to say is, thanks for making things click 😊.
Thank you so much for speaking on this ❤
What, exactly, do you think is the "lens of Christianity?"
It seems like what you are saying about the sins is pretty close to Christian teaching. They are "deadly sins" because if they are nurtured, ruminated upon, defended, and not confessed, they will destroy our ability to love and serve one another. What you seem to be describing is the "confession" process itself.