Here I am in bed for the 14^th day! I’m better, but not well at all. And the fatigue is overwhelming. 

I want to apologize for not being able to deliver the New Year New You workshop. I’m disappointed because the yearly vision of newness is always mysterious and sharing it keeps getting better.

I am planning on bringing this New Year New You workshop on Candlemas, Saturday, February 3 & Sunday, February 4. From 1-3 PM Eastern on both days. Please put it in your calendar.

Meanwhile, please take the time to listen to the Inner Epiphany recordings and then apply them to your self-understanding. 

https://app.searchie.io/hub/y9j5rZNRzv

You may want to focus on the Gifts and the Conversations. Being spiritually ambitious  I have often ignored my need for the six gifts and for conversations...a big mistake. My traumatic childhood did not teach me that there were gifts to be received or conversations to be trusted. The childhood of Jesus as the archetype can give us a lens that shines light into the shadows of our karma and suffering. The missing gifts and conversations will make sense of your struggles.

Using the Guide of Imagining Anything will help us understand the karma that must be resolved and the suffering that must be crystalized to experience our own Inner Epiphanies.

The Epiphany of the Baptism and 

the Freedom of Repentance

The insights around Baptism and inner repentance  are not easy to grasp. While I have been sick, I thought about doing the first three steps of Imagining Anything around repentance. 

What are my “questions only” about repentance?

I thought I would combine poetic imagery with biographical reflection and draw a map/timeline around my various times of repentance  over my lifetime and create symbols. My marriage was a repentance/baptism and so was my divorce. I repented and I became new, something ended and something began on all four levels of my experience of self. 

If I look for the events and circumstances in each quadrant: inner development, contribution, relationship and well-being, that initiated a new “Me” I can learn so much about myself. 

What were the new chapters in my life? When did I find something I was searching for…a new truth, a new beauty, a new deed? 

There are baptisms of Sapience, Serenity, Sufficiency, and Sovereignty. 

These ideas are so inspiring. I've been to sick to actually do this work beyond wondering and imagining, but I am getting better each day and will do them soon.

Yes, Selfhood requires Devotion…You are worth it!

Ask me any questions. Share with me any of your epiphanies. I am here for you.