Author Archives: Marien Grace

Apocalypse: Catastrophe or Revelation?

The word Apocalypse comes from two Greek words, apo, which means “to take away” and kalypto, meaning “to cover or hide.” So “apocalypse” means literally to “take away the covering of something that has been hidden.” Apocalypse means to unveil, … Continue reading

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Raising Our Vibration and the Fear of Connecting Cosmically

There has been an unfortunate seeding into the mass consciousness that the cosmic connection is just another disastrous apocalyptic scenario. How do we imagine our relationship to other-dimensional or extraterrestrial consciousnesses beyond our earthly realm? Even if we feel that … Continue reading

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Expansion and Contraction or Love and Fear

Dynamic movement in 3D can be reduced down to a polarity of Expansion/Contraction. From the point of view of direct experience, we can feel this expansion or contraction energetically. It is felt as tension (contraction) or release and growth (expansion). … Continue reading

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Alchemy of Fear: The Container

In the alchemical model, “leaden” substance is contained in a crucible or retort for processing and purification into “gold”. In the metaphor of spiritual alchemy, the “lead” is a heavy vibratory field, or dense, tight energy with little movement potential. The … Continue reading

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Fear is not the problem; Fear of Fear is the problem.

Initially what we call fear is a perception of a pulse of Life that we resist letting take its internal natural trajectory unfettered. Consequently, the natural expansiveness of our life pulse is thwarted, pulled, twisted, and kept from expanding outward. … Continue reading

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5 : 6

The Phibbon (see blog entry The Phi Ratio Moment, or The Phibbon) is a metaphor for the dynamic spiraling of the serpent dragon, able to curl its way into any dimension. It is the snake circling around the axis of the caduceus. It … Continue reading

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The Phi Ratio Moment, or The Phibbon

The Phi Ratio Moment is the Now within a Fibonacci-like string of relating past to present to get the next future. This Phi ratio is the harmonic ratio that integrates all fields, through dimensions, into more and more ripples of … Continue reading

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Respect = Re-Specked

What is necessary for love to emerge? Respect! Every being is a point of sentience, a Speck of Source consciousness exploring, if you will. Each Speck has an edge that is the pattern of space that the Speck occupies. This edge … Continue reading

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Inform Engage Enlighten

Geometry is sacred because it informs, engages and enlightens. Let us consider these three words: Inform, Engage and Enlighten, and contemplate how they relate to Sacred Geometry. Inform Sacred Geometry Informs, literally In-Forms us, All, and our relationship to the All. … Continue reading

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Dimensional shift through 90º

I remember hearing years ago that the way to shift to another dimension is merely by shifting 90°. At the time I remember being quite confused about what this meant. How could shifting your direction 90° shift you into a new … Continue reading

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Two expanded

The birth of two from zerOne emerges several ways. The single point expanding is the radiant growth of the point. Upon sensing a limit, momentum causes a reversal back towards center. Pulse and curve arises, creating The Torus field. This … Continue reading

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Lewa Conservancy & Maasai Mara Animal Gallery

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Serengeti Animals Photo gallery

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Safari these days means capturing photos instead of kill, thank goodness. Although it felt sometimes a bit petty to be in this glorious and exotic landscape fiddling with our technology, I must admit that I am thrilled to have the … Continue reading

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The first animal – a totem

  This blue and red lizard, the Mwanza Flat Headed Agama, was our first animal sighting on Safari in Africa. On reviewing my pictures I am suddenly struck at the possible symbolic appropriateness for this creature to be totemic for me. … Continue reading

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Along the road in Tanzania; on the track in Kenya

(The following was written on August 22, 2014.) This morning we journeyed by van out of Tanzania into Kenya across the border towns. Along the highway is the commercial aspect of all the villages that occupy the region. This narrow … Continue reading

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Across the Mara in the Serengeti

(The following post was written on August 20, 2014) Mt. Meru, viewed from our cabin door at the Legendary Lodge in Arusha, in the picture below. As they say, objects in mirror are much closer than they appear.  After traveling today … Continue reading

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Divining before the journey, and early impressions

I have a dear friend who is trained (“merged” is the word used) in the way of the African Dagara tribe to divine for others counsel from the unseen realm. I remembered that this was available to me just a … Continue reading

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Before leaving for Africa, some considerations

(The following was written about two weeks before leaving for Africa, upon realizing that I had really not considered why I would go on such a trip beyond being of service to my mother’s dream. But I was going to … Continue reading

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Two-ness

Now that we have referenced the whOle Point / ZerOne and the Torus, and noticed how Two is already implicit in this, let’s explore Two further. When the center point, i.e. you or me, focuses on any aspect differentiated from … Continue reading

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How many ways can you say “Torus”?

From the whOle Point, ZerOne, speck-in-the-center-of-a-circle symbol, we are already referenced into Two. For instance, we have center and edge. Inside and Outside. We have a priori the implication of differentiation. The moment the circle is drawn, and remember that … Continue reading

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