Kate Abbott Jobe

These digital mandalas, which I created a number of years ago, exhibit how they can evolve from a image completely unrelated to the potential outcome into vibrant and unexpected beauty. Given that the source images, taken by my brother, Timothy Abbott, were of paint brushes, the resulting mandalas hold the energy of the magical beauty that was no doubt created with those brushes when they were loaded with paint

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Kami is a therapist. She purchased my Lunar Eclipse Oracle Cards and, in addition to enjoying using them for personal reasons, she also uses them with her clients.

Serendipity. A version of this was communicated to me during a journey I did for myself within the last hour. Wise words...and related to dynamics so many people are currently experiencing.

“Nobody goes willingly into initiation. By its very nature, initiation is a humbling of the will. It shatters us on all levels. And though every part of us may mount resistance to being changed, we are not meant to emerge intact. We are not meant to re-cover what has been revealed. Rather, we are meant to be dis-illusioned, dis-solved, dis-appointed before any thought of rebuilding and declaring meaning.”

Excerpt from “Belonging: Remembering Ourselves Home” by Toko-pa Turner (belongingbook.com)

Photo of a dramatic Ontario sunset, with dark purple rolls of clouds underlit by a hot pink horizon, just above a stand of black silhouettes of trees on a dark earth.

Honoring Earth Day with this digital mandala poster I created from a selection of mandalas I have created and a poem I wrote several years ago.

Watch for soon to be announced new Classes & Workshops I will be teaching that will support you in getting in touch with your light within and manifest more moments of extraordinary awareness in your life!

(fyi: The image featured is a Mandala Poster I created in 2017 from a selection of my original digital mandalas. Ignore the website listed at the very bottom of the poster image; the site is now inactive and I am in the process of creating a new one.)

A credo for demystifying ones path in life to the beauty of fully embracing life and everything around us...and having a lifelong appreciation for fairy tales, I love the image with this.

Perhaps our “life's purpose” has nothing to do with what job we will find, what new thing we will manifest or attract for ourselves, or what mythical awakening journey we will complete. Perhaps the purpose of our life is to fully live, finally, to touch each here and now moment with our presence and with the gift of our one, wild heart.

And to do whatever we can to help others, to hold them when they are hurting, to listen carefully to their stories and the ways they are attempting to make sense of a world that has gone a bit mad. To speak kind words and not forget the erupting miracle of the other as it appears in front of us. Perhaps this is the most radical gift that we can all give.~

~Matt Licata

art: Ed Binkley
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Today's Spring Equinox workshop Celebration was a beautiful entry into a season of new growth and new beginnings. Each person who attended...their presence; their experience; their story and their energy added to that collective beauty. Thank you to all who attended. Namaste.

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