Pandora's Box, 1871, by Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Public domain image courtesy of Wikimedia. What's the *real* truth about Pandora's Box? See the link at the end of this post.
Pandora’s Box, 1871, by Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Public domain image courtesy of Wikimedia.
What’s the *real* truth about Pandora’s Box?
See the link at the end of this post.

Wherever we are, whether we’re moving into the season of shorter days and longer nights, or easing from daylight to the dark of night, we move into the Deep Yin cycle of Nature.

Ancient wise ones — and some of our ancestors — knew well that certain times were better than others for stirring creativity, restoring and rejuvenating spent or flagging energy, incubating (and inviting) refreshed vision, and receiving higher or Divine inspiration.

They also knew — and so do we, at our heart and core — that these are necessary if we want to experience a revived sense of purpose, vocation, and motivation, or for breaking through seeming stagnation.

Read the full, updated Creativity, Vision, and the Deep Feminine. 

Wishing you Big Love (and a vision that pulls you),

Jamie

In the Orchard (1912) by Franz Dvorak. Public domain image courtesy of Wikimedia.
In the Orchard (1912) by Franz Dvorak. Public domain image courtesy of Wikimedia.

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