Shamanic Trinity: Mystery, Non-ordinary, and Ordinary...
Posted on Jan 29th, 2008
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ShiftingShamanics!
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...yet the ordinary is always wonderful and extraordinary! And the non-ordinary is built, woven, and spun of dreaming and imagining from beginning to ending.
And...in and through and as those non-ordinary realms, orders, and modes of Spirit and Spirits, of Soul and Souls, a shaman becomes able to re-connect any mundane moment to Mystery-Source...and grasp on purpose choice bits of all potential and all possibility. This happens as the inner alchemy of dreaming and imagining, entertained and acted out (even pretended), into our world.
Update inserted: February 13th, the following paragraph before the last one...
Other ways to say shamanic trinity: Mystery, Spirit(s), Reality OR Mystery, Dream and Imagination, Performing OR ???! And shamanc incarnation can be expressed as Non-ordinary becomes ordinary as we shamanize it.
Oops and oh my! I notice that like most (if not all) of Ourkind I have evolved an enthusiastically insistant yet basically biological need to theologize. But now I can re-direct this urge and go shamanize instead.
And...in and through and as those non-ordinary realms, orders, and modes of Spirit and Spirits, of Soul and Souls, a shaman becomes able to re-connect any mundane moment to Mystery-Source...and grasp on purpose choice bits of all potential and all possibility. This happens as the inner alchemy of dreaming and imagining, entertained and acted out (even pretended), into our world.
Update inserted: February 13th, the following paragraph before the last one...
Other ways to say shamanic trinity: Mystery, Spirit(s), Reality OR Mystery, Dream and Imagination, Performing OR ???! And shamanc incarnation can be expressed as Non-ordinary becomes ordinary as we shamanize it.
Oops and oh my! I notice that like most (if not all) of Ourkind I have evolved an enthusiastically insistant yet basically biological need to theologize. But now I can re-direct this urge and go shamanize instead.
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