• The Word Is Not The Thing + Indigenous Wisdom ~ Solar Plexus Chapter of TJR

  • Apr 27 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
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The Word Is Not The Thing + Indigenous Wisdom ~ Solar Plexus Chapter of TJR

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  • Along this mapping of chakric energies through the equinox and solstice rounds, we have clearly entered the solar plexus. We entered around April 8 for the solar eclipse and it feels like something majorly shifted in the collective.
    After sharing a bit about my experience at the Texas Eclipse gathering, we dive into the third chapter of my book, That's Just Reality, which explored the power of language.
    The culture and language filter of Reality makes up who we "reason ourselves to be"; our sense of self and positioning in this world.
    So how do we use language? Is it a crutch we unconsciously depend on to make sense of the world? Or do we weave with it consciously to create our reality?

    The message to alchemize the enemy and transmute conflict into care, brings us to the importance of looking to & supporting indigenous wisdom to lead this revolution. The archaic revival guides us to strengthen the ancients to bring in this "new earth".

    Spiral Revival's Instagram
    Alai's Instagram
    That's Just Reality book

    Much love & blessings,
    Alaï Margarita Canyon Miel'aqua Malaika Delmaré Zaela Starshine
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