A Good Start 102: Saying Goodbye
All partings are temporary.
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All partings are temporary.
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Love the world to free it; love yourself to be free.
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Witness the divine in another and in yourself.
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Every meeting welcomes you to an unknown world.
A Good Start 75: Unknown Worlds Continue »
Explore your relationship with the Earth.
A Good Start 56: Friends with the Earth Continue »
Your loving presence helps the animals draw closer.
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Access more of the wisdom of the Universe.
A Good Start 24: Gathering Wisdom Continue »
You create peace within your own being.
A Good Start 6: World Peace Continue »
Connection and alignment help you experience heaven.
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Extend awareness to discover more of the richness of your experience.
42: Connecting with Blessed Locations in the Familiar City Continue »
Deepen your understanding of living in a city of light.
40: Activating Facets of the Heart Continue »
Observe, meet and explore the light that is coming into your life.
39: Exploring Future Light Continue »
Deepen your connection with friends in the familiar city of light.
37: Sharing Consciousness in the Familiar City of Light Continue »
Use the head centres to deepen connections with other communities of light.
29: Developing Connections using the Head Centres Continue »
Explore the heart of your creativity and the light of inspiration.
17: Creativity and Inspiration Continue »
Alcyone is a brilliant star, emitting a thousand time the light of our Sun. Early arabic astronomers gave it names meaning Central One, Bright One and Walnut. For Indians it was Arundhati, wife of Vashishtha or Brahma who with their six sons are the seven rishis who make up the seven stars of the Plough. The name Alcyone was thought by the ancient Greeks be connected with Halcyon, the kingfisher. In one of their myths Alcyone lost her husband in a storm at sea and the gods, taking pity on them both, changed them into kingfishers. Ever since there have been seven days of calm, the halcyon days, around the winter solstice.
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