The Appearance of Polarities as a Play Within Wholeness
That which appears as “negative” polarity loses its charge in the embrace of the apparent opposite that it arises within. Fragmentation arises within wholeness, cacophony arises within harmony, rigidity arises within flexibility, separation arises within oneness and connection. Are these really poles when embraced with the understanding of wholeness, flexibility, harmony and oneness? Are they not only perceived as poles and polarized by themselves?
What can we learn from what has been exiled through our rejections and the momentums and reverberations of colonial capture ?
We can bear more when we witness from this awareness.
The love that we are is being breathed by the love that we are.
Lifting our hearts to the beloved that is all of life - that is each other, that is our brothers and sisters on all sides of fences that divide, is the beloved lifting its heart and opening ever more to itself.
As every pore in our body opens up to the light, it is the light opening to itself.
Every emotion that flows through is calling to be heard by the spaciousness that it arises within. We are that spaciousness. Our resilience lies in our presence with what is here, as does our attunement with the sacred. The attunement is empowering in that it is reciprocal and regenerative.
The heart of this attunement sings "yes!" to now.
The soul of it cries tears for what it has forgotten of itself, and points us to new beginnings.
Ellen Davis, 2022
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Dear Ellen,
Thank you for this beautiful offering of clarity for all.
A co-creation borne out of We-Spaces that dance with polarity and bring forth that which is Presenced here in these words that have come through your voice.
The tears that flow come with Gratitude for the Forgetting that begets Remembrance.
Blessed Be,
Marjorie
Dearest Marjorie, thank you for joining me here! I am so touched at the way you are touched. “Gratitude for the forgetting that beget Remembrance.” Beautiful! Sometime I’ll share with you some thing I wrote about the magic of forgetting.