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Earth
I am in a real life Monet, colored by electromagnetic presence
I feel each and every one of my atoms dancing, craving chaos
Gravity, oh dearest friend - bending time and distances, making grounding and floating eternal, unlocking people of the labyrinths
I see Universe, stripped of layers
It is there, it has always been there
I am you
I am free
Mathilde
I have lived infinite
said my child one morning
as she put her doll to bed
no doubt
she showed me universal truth
each moment passes to the next
choosing to live in the the moments in between the moments, in between
until time stands approximately equal to still
and breath floats
light through the body
this is the link
i see it now
my guru
pure starlight
in a tiny human body
Self-love
A norwegian artist sharing her words inspired through the Course for Inner Peace. Thank you Inga-Hedvig / @ingahedvig.
Love Frequency
I’m swimming
In bright yellow energy
From sunlight, water, sugar, and children
Admiring dark clouds from distance
With patience as my sunscreen
Landing in opposites
Breathing underwater
Letting go
To love
Ord gjennom tid
A norwegian poet shares a lifetime of words.
A history of Labyrinths
Labyrinths have been used in various cultures and contexts throughout history, each with its unique symbolism and purpose.
Spiritual Journey: Labyrinths are often seen as a symbol of a spiritual journey or pilgrimage. Walking through a labyrinth can represent a journey to the center of oneself and back out into the world, often symbolizing a path to spiritual enlightenment or self-discovery.
Meditation and Reflection: Many people use labyrinths for meditation and reflection. The act of walking the winding paths allows for a focused and contemplative state, aiding in personal introspection and peace.
Symbol of Wholeness: The circular shape and intricate paths of labyrinths can symbolize wholeness and unity. They often represent the idea of bringing together various aspects of life or self into balance and harmony.
Path of Life: Labyrinths can symbolize the complex and often winding journey of life, with its many turns and crossroads. This can represent the unpredictability of life's path and the need for perseverance and adaptability.
Ritualis: In some spiritual practices, labyrinths are used as a form of prayer or as part of ritualistic ceremonies. They can serve as a tool for spiritual awakening or as a metaphor for a religious journey.
Maze vs. Labyrinth: It's important to note that a labyrinth differs from a maze. A maze is a puzzle with choices of path and direction, while a labyrinth has a single, non-branching path leading to the center and back.
