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Ganesha is one of the most widely known and deeply loved Hindu deities. He sits at the threshold with a sweet smile on his face; welcoming, yet discerning, grounding and present, steady, and surprising. His role is to provide boundaries and remove obstacles. As an archetype he is known as Ganesha for new beginnings –
It’s a wild thing; inspiration. It comes from delightful exploration of beautiful places, or from deep anguish, from the pain of shedding an identity, and from gratitude for a simple meal, from an extraordinary experience, or from a mundane, repetitive reality. In fairytales, it comes as a golden ball, or a golden feather of a
Identity is complex; woven of place and space, of time, and of the conditions we were born into, of the somatic reality that we find ourselves in, with the continuous unfoldment of experiences and circumstances, as well as of the choices that we make along the way. Identity is fluid. Layered. We are never just
In the dark season, when the light dims, and the sun submerges in the depths of the soil, evocative archetypes come out of the shadows. Goddesses from all around the roundness of the earth emerge out of the oceans, rising from the unconscious, from murky waters of deep dark ponds in deep dark woods. Fearsome
Life is ever changing; unfolding, dissolving, becoming, breaking open, breaking down, and rewaving. Sometimes we’re standing at the doorway of big transitions, sometimes it’s collective rearrangement, or a seasonal shift. Most of the time we don’t even notice that things are changing; we simply move between phases of life. Transition is ordinary and extraordinary simultaneously.
Transitions are the stable, continuous state of existence. We move from one thing to another constantly. Even stuckness causes change, as rigidity creates brittleness which leads to breaking. We are ever in the process of becoming, and becoming undone, of decay and fertilization, of entropy and creation. Witches and myth lovers turn to Hecate rituals
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