Multi Dimensional Healing

12/22/2025

At sunset on Winter Solstice, a doe appears—luminous against the painted sky—an echo of the ancient Deer Mother remembering herself through form.

Long before myth created a white-bearded man being pulled by reindeer in a sleigh through winter skies, it was the female reindeer who carried the sun goddess across the longest night. When pagan traditions were Christianized, her story was veiled—but never erased.

It is her image that quietly endures on Yule cards and winter altars. Not Rudolph. The doe alone keeps her antlers through winter. Throughout history in Northern regions, it was she alone leading the herd through darkness, snow, and scarcity.

Since the early Neolithic, indigenous peoples followed her migrations for survival—milk, food, shelter, warmth. She was revered as life-giver, mother, guide. Across cultures, and beyond the Bering land bridge, she became a sacred figure of fertility, regeneration, and the rebirth of the sun.

Her image was immortalized; depicted flying—neck outstretched, legs extended—her antlers the Tree of Life, carrying birds, stars, moon, and sun. From the dark of the old year, it was the Deer Mother who brought light into the new.

Today, she magically, mystically returns in my yard, not as myth, but as remembering—inviting us to honor ancient ways as we birth what comes next.

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12/21/2025

“Winter Solstice is the time for rejoicing in the awesome miracle of manifestation – at the beginning of time, and in every moment. It is a celebration of the Primeval Fireball – the Original Big Birth, as well as the actual birth of our Sun from the Grandmother supernova, and the birth of the first cell, and our own personal manifestation; and it is the time for the lighting of candles, and expressing what we will birth in ourselves in the coming year. It may be a moment for recalling the Great Turning of these times, as Joanna Macy has named the great transition being made – the hope we might hold for the future.

Winter Solstice is a celebration of the Mother aspect of Creativity, the ripening of Her Darkness into the awesome act of creation of form, the Web of Life, the Field of Being. It is a celebration of Communion, a point of interchange from the manifesting into the manifest; it is a time for feasting and community and experiencing this joyful essence of existence. At this point in the Wheel She is the Alpha, and at the Summer Solstice She will be the Omega – both Gateways, points of interchange, when dark and light turn. At this Winter Gateway, the Crone’s face passes through the Mother to the Virgin/Young One. The process of the three Seasonal Moments of Samhain, Winter Solstice and Imbolc, as a triad, may be felt as the three faces of Cosmogenesis in the movement towards form.”

-Glenys Livingstone Ph.D., A Poiesis of the Creative Cosmos: Celebrating Her within PaGaian Sacred Ceremony – Girl God Books

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12/21/2025

May the Winter Solstice arrive as a holy pause, where the longest night invites deep remembering rather than striving.

As the year ends, may you gently release what has grown heavy — old stories, outdated identities, and the quiet burdens your body has carried for far too long.

In this sacred turning, may Grace meet you in stillness, softening the places that need to be held. May change be welcomed with the intelligence and natural rhythm through which life renews itself.

As the light begins its slow return,�may your heart open to what is quietly becoming possible. Trust the cycles of nature moving within you, and the vast wisdom of the universe that knows exactly when to rest, when to empty, and when to begin again.

May you cross this threshold embodied, whole, and accompanied — held by Grace that neither rushes nor withholds, but unfolds in perfect timing, through you, as you, with you.

And so it is.

12/18/2025

✨ Are you in a liminal space?
A place where what has been is falling away, and what is yet to come is still forming.

Forward motion does not come from striving…
…but from Presence.

Presence is the conscious awareness of the current moment, connecting you with yourself, others, and the world around you.

In transitions, this awareness slows the impulse to resolve,
stabilizing attention within change itself.

This is not a time for answers—it is a time for noticing, letting go, and staying with what is unfolding.

Liminality calls for:
• Releasing habitual control
• Accepting uncertainty, discomfort, and instability
• Centering on peace as a process of stillness, not a destination

Our minds cling to what is familiar, even when it no longer fits.

The work is not to force clarity, but to dismantle resistance to not knowing — to remain present and allow curiosity to arise.

The more we practice feeling safe in uncertainty, the more this threshold becomes navigable,
a space where new possibilities emerge.

As you engage with this moment:
• Fear dissolves as Faith increases
• Compassion transforms grief
• Protection relaxes when the heart feels secure

Change is no longer something we endure — it is something we consciously participate in, by aligning with Presence within the threshold, rather than trying to escape it.

Pause. Notice. Breathe.
Stay Present.

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12/16/2025

Not Everything Is For Us
Learning to Witness a Living World Without Owning What We Meet — by Angell Deer

What if the sacred doesn’t exist to give us messages on demand? What if some beings, some moments, some strange visitations are not “for us” at all— and still change us completely?

At the center of it all is the Cosmic Antlered Stag: a deer with stars caught in his antlers, appearing and disappearing at the edge of the world.

He became a way to explore how we meet what is holy without grabbing it, how we let the world stay wild and still allow it to rearrange our inner weather. It’s about Empire and spiritual dogma and our obsession with “understanding,” but also about the ancient, simple act of bowing when something mysterious passes by.

If you’ve ever felt flooded by “signs,” or pressured to turn every experience into a lesson, or quietly wondered how to live inside a world that feels alive without trying to own it, read on….

The first time we see Him, we don’t know it’s a Him. We just feel the air change, like the forest took one clean inhale and decided to hold it for a little too long. Something grabs our attention.

A deer stands at the edge of our seeing. Not fully inside the world, not fully outside it either. He’s made of the same ingredients as ordinary deer—bone, muscle, fur, and cautious grace with a swinging little tale—but his antlers are different, enigmatic, in the most beautiful way. They hold the night like a net. Stars snagged in velvet branches. A small private galaxy caught on a rack of living wood bones.

And then our minds do what minds do: they scramble for labels. Symbol. Spirit. Hallucination. Synchronicities. Sign. Omen. Something to write about later, or worse to post about on social media. Nervous system misfire. Mythic projection. Prophetic dream. We watch ourselves reach for certainty the way a hand reaches for a railing in the dark, forgetting that certainty is a poison to our true Magic.

But, the Deer, He doesn’t help.

He just stands there, quiet as snowfall and winter landscape. No trumpet of meaning. No dramatic soundtrack. No ceremonial voiceover saying BEHOLD: THIS MEANS YOU MUST QUIT YOUR JOB AND MOVE TO A CABIN IN THE MOUNTAIN. He’s really not advertising anything. He’s not recruiting us for a path. He’s not even especially interested in our interpretations (I know that kind of hurts to feel into that).

He’s… just... vibrating.

Not visibly, nothing so obvious. But something in Him tickles at the edge of our senses. Something ancient that word cannot really define. The air around His antlers feels slightly too sharp, like the moment before a dramatic lightning chooses a path. This particular vibration isn’t for our ears; it’s for our bones. It hints at frequency, resonance, some hidden tuning of the world we were not aware we’d been walking through. It suggests that the boundary between flesh and starlight is thinner than we’ve been told by the western system we live in. It suggests that He’s not here to explain anything; He’s simply vibrating at a truth, without words, we haven’t caught up to yet.

And that irritates the part of us that believed the world was built to be understood, managed, and put to “good” use. I think people that live “in the system” enjoy the certainty that it gives them (go to university, get a job, make money, get married, etc) even if in truth nothing is certain (even more those days). And often people who embark on a spiritual path want to find another kind of “explaination” (and therefore certainty) about themselves and the world.

But here there is none. The Deer, the Animals, the Wind, the River, are not designed to give us certainty, and that can be terrifying when you really sit with that.

So what do we do with a creature like that? Or anything that just vibrates wisdom none of our common senses can decrypt?

A cosmic stag who appears and disappears without sound, who refuses to sign our magic-permission slip, who won’t stay long enough to become our “lesson”?

What do we do with something that won’t behave like a “message” and yet feels like one?

So what I want to dive in with you now, is not really about “The Stag.” The Stag is just the doorway; the real question is what we do with all the moments, beings, and strange encounters that won’t fit into a neat story for us?
How can we re-learn to be in relationship to the wild world and the invisible one without any attempt to to feed our relentless craving for meaning?

And why is it so important for you and me? Because this is how we can deepen learning from what cannot be learned. Teaching about what can’t be taught. Speaking about what is beyond any word. And be in deep relationship with what will never be visible. This is about deepening our relationship to the Great Mystery...

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12/16/2025

You Are the Signal and the Receiver

You are not only your body—your body is both the receiver and the transmitter of the signal that animates it. It is at once humbly grounding and expansively illuminating to remember that everything you feel, perceive, and create unfolds within the same living field that holds stars and galaxies, roots and mycelium, breath and soil particles.

Some days, this awareness arrives as euphoria—an electric, crystalline sense of belonging. An innocent wonder in knowing that everything is interconnected, moving in symbiotic synchrony, orchestrated by an intelligence far vaster than the mind can comprehend.

Other days, it feels like free-fall. The weight of infinity pressing against the ribs. The almost unbearable recognition that there is no true separation—no edge where “you” end and the rest of existence begins.

The Quantum Paradox of Being

In physics, light behaves as both wave and particle—nowhere and everywhere, singular and diffuse, at the same time.

Consciousness reflects this same paradox.

You are both the vast field itself—timeless, indivisible, infinite—and the precise focal point through which it learns to see, feel, and know itself.

Separation is the necessary illusion that allows unity to experience itself in detail. Without the dream of “me,” the whole could never know what it is to love or lose, to grieve or to grow, to ache or to awaken.

The Field Experiencing Itself

Your body does not contain consciousness; it conducts it.

Every sensation, emotion, and shiver is a frequency pattern through which the field recognizes itself. And it is worth remembering: your thoughts are not reality itself. They are fueled by beliefs—learned, inherited, and repeated—patterns of signal rather than truth.

Seen this way, thought softens into a messenger, released from authority, becoming a pointer toward deeper exploration rather than a final conclusion.

We often say, “I am having an experience.”
But perhaps it is more accurate to say: Experience is having an ‘I.’

So ask yourself, quietly:
Where am I resisting the fullness of my own duality—the wave and the particle, the human and the infinite?

Can I allow awe and confusion to coexist, without surrendering to resolution?

Because that curious tension—that living edge between knowing and not knowing—is the path of possibility, the evolution of potential, and the birthplace of miracles.

You are the part of the universe that knows it exists.

Some days this conscious remembering will feel like enlightenment. Other days, like disintegration.

Both are invitations—to embody what has always been true: you were never only one or the other. You have always been the whole, learning and living itself through form.
— Expanded from The Quantum Model, Substack

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12/13/2025

Breaking your idea about who you are and your place in the world around you, shatters the conceptual mind. You learn to look at things through the lens of the observer.

This observer creates a ‘gap’ for the mind to separate from its own ideas and the conditioning.

When we tend to think of ourselves as observers of the world we experience ourselves as something different from the material stuff that makes up reality. Yet at the same time as human beings, we are at once part of the universe and part of that reality. And this profoundly puzzling relationship, that we are both part of something and yet separate from it, has been at the centre of Western thought. Materialists claim there is only physical material. But if so, thought, experience, and consciousness become illusory. Idealists argue there is only consciousness, but then it is reality that becomes an illusion. While dualists hold that both the self and the world exist, but that the connection between the two is mysterious.

Is the self part of the world or necessarily outside of it? Was Kant right that the distinction between subject and object is necessary for experience to be possible? Or are these deep metaphysical questions beyond us, and our theories and language incapable of uncovering the ultimate state of things?

Learn more in the Institute of Art and Ideas panel video discussion:
“The self and the world: The relationship between mind and matter” and its panel of experts,

The Panel

- Žižek is one of the most famous philosophers in the world and is the author of more than 50 books, including most recently aat the time of the debate Zero Point.
- Alenka Zupančič is a leading Lacanian philosopher and social theorist. She is a professor at The European Graduate School and at the University of Nova Gorica.
- Carlo Rovelli is a leading theoretical physicist, the author of several best-selling books, and a founding figure in the field of quantum gravity. His recent book, Reality Is Not What It Seems, has ethical implications for the nature of the self and personal identity. Jack Symes hosts.

https://iai.tv/video/the-self-and-the-world

12/13/2025

We are living in a threshold moment—one that asks not for answers, but for us to live Presence. As the outer world destabilizes and old structures collapse, the deeper invitation is inward: to recognize how change is being met, resisted, or integrated within us. We cannot rush inquiry or give away agency. It invites a remembering—of who we are beneath the noise, beneath the stories, beneath the identities we mistake as personhood.

It’s confusing for the best of us. As the world shifts and changes, every circumstance and event points to how we are—or are not—integrating change.

Planetary alignments, cosmic interpretations, intuitive predictions, or alien intervention can’t replace the commitment to a personal path of integrative transformation.

Personal awakening is a process of deconstruction—the hard work of expanding awareness through an awakening from illusion.

Transformative awakening begins with the realization that the self you took yourself to be is a constructed identity.

Transformative healing unravels beliefs shaped by personal experience, inherited patterns, incarnational memory, and collective history. As these layers fall away, awareness widens into an expanded knowing of Self as a vibrational intelligence—Spirit consciously living itself through the human form.

Personal healing is never isolated. Each belief released, each pattern softened, each wound met with presence alters the field from which it arose. What we heal within ourselves was never “only ours” to begin with—it is woven from familial, cultural, and collective threads.

As one nervous system settles, one heart opens, one identity loosens, coherence is restored not only internally, but relationally and collectively.

When healing becomes embodied—lived as presence rather than concept—it quietly reorganizes the world around us.

Our choices, responses, and ways of being transmit a different frequency into shared spaces: homes, communities, systems. This is how the collective changes—not through force or ideology, but through humans who remember themselves as vibrational intelligence consciously embodied. In this remembrance, personal transformation becomes collective action, and the world shifts because we do.

This is the quiet power of embodiment. When transformation is lived—when awareness takes root in the body and becomes how we breathe, choose, and relate—Grace moves is from concept into action. Nothing needs to be projected onto an external savior. Nothing is forced. Nothing needs to be proven. The world shifts because our collective Presence has entered it. And through this remembering, humanity reclaims its role—not as separate agents of change, but as a unified, conscious expressions of a living, coherent whole.

Singularly we transform, until we remember that together, we become One.

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End panels courtesy Thomas Hubl’s Collective Healing

12/01/2025

Are you on a decidedly unpopular and seemingly lonely transformation journey?

I want you to know that I see you, my friend. I recognize the sacrifices, courage and sincerity of your task, and I thank you for your effort. The way you embrace the shadow mirror in your work is itself an act of remembrance — a return to the deeper field that holds us all.

Walking a transformational path is, by its very nature, a conundrum. It isn’t popular, and it certainly isn’t comfortable. When we walk it honestly, it leads us into our own darker terrain and reveals truths we would often rather not touch. And yet, the path keeps asking us to act from that knowing, to become accountable to the light and the darkness we meet within ourselves.
As validation, Einstein’s insight rings true: “The truth isn’t always a blinding light. Sometimes it’s a deep and dazzling darkness that illuminates — and burns — just as surely.”

For many years, I’ve held space for this kind of work — personal sessions, groups, themed workshops, and communal exploration. What I’ve witnessed is a natural pattern: the initial excitement of beginning soon gives way to the realization that true transformation is not a quick fix. It requires returning again and again, especially when it bursts illusions or stirs discomfort. This steady faith in returning, is the heart of the journey.

There is something mystical, yet ancient about remembering that liberating ourselves from shadow, blind spots, and inherited darkness is part of why we came here. In the deeper field of inner knowing — that quiet presence within the body — we discover that our quantum shifts ripple outward in harmonic resonance. They alter the deeper fabric of human consciousness, softening the density of what was once carried in the morphic field, sparking the memory of potential within all.

Through this work, we heal toxic patterns, break-down ancestral burdens, and learn how to be more vibrantly human, not less. We awaken to connection: our belonging to the Earth, to each other, and to the Universal, unified field of awareness that has always held us, even when we’ve forgotten.

In this remembering, we affect our families and communities. We become the slow, living change that radiates outward — the change we long to see and to be. (A gentle nod to Gandhi.)

No one is coming to save us from ourselves; that responsibility, that grace, is ours. We cannot escape it, no matter how much we deny, resist, pretend, and avoid it.

This is where the real conundrum lies: transformation requires a paradigm shift to step beyond the very belief systems that formed us. Einstein speaks directly to this when he says, “We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” Transformation asks us to embrace discomfort, to widen the aperture of our perception, to recognize the limits of our conditioned worldview, and to consider that life might be far larger than the lens through which we first learned to see it.

Until that shift stabilizes, it can feel disorienting — like Neo in The Matrix waking up to discover the familiar world was only an illusion. The illusion is always more seductive at first.

Deconstruction can feel brutal, but when this work is held within a sacred and steady container — one guided by Source awareness, moving at the rhythm of the body, and the Universal intelligence of Infinite Grace — it unfolds differently. Instead of rupture, it comes as gentle unveiling: small shifts, subtle recognitions, the soft click of understanding, the slow emergence of one’s true inner ground.

One of my most recent messages from ‘Source’ guidance is that “We can do hard things, together.”

Our culture, and much of our medical system, teaches us to expect instant fixes. We’re conditioned to look for the tool, the technique, the pill that will relieve the discomfort. Through that lens, transformative work looks daunting or even unnecessary. But that belief is itself another veil to dissolve.

The same is true for emotions like anger, grief, guilt, shame, and fear. They rise with force because they still hold unexamined stories. Part of this path is learning to meet them without being claimed by them — to see through the illusion they create and uncover the wisdom they guard.

This path is slow and methodical, a journey of sheroes and heroes who face their inner phantoms not to conquer, but to release them. Along the way, we gather clarity, groundedness, expansion, and a deeper embodiment of our true nature. Insight comes gently. Power returns quietly. Sovereignty emerges as presence.

It can be disheartening to see “transformation” and “embodiment” turned into buzzwords — packaged, monetized, and exaggerated. What is sacred becomes reduced to platitudes. But the real work continues in the spaces where people show up honestly, with humility, courage, and a willingness to remember who they truly are.

I see you. I thank you and bow to any and all paths of liberation.

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11/30/2025

11/30/2025

We’re here as conduits for the unification of an awakening Earth. Our mission is to awake the sacredness of nature within humanity and reconnect with the essence of earth itself as ONE unified field.

We are nature. Consider, atoms are vortices, our cells are mini-universes and the mitochondria its portal-engine. Our fascia is a quantum, electromagnetic communication network that encases every cell in the body. But look how disconnected we are from it, and from each other.

The emerging work is remembering our oneness as a reconnection— rebalancing, attuning and aligning with the cosmology of earth. As we realize our interconnected Nature, we understand that we heal the planet through our own personal awakening. To evolve our consciousness through inscendence, is to awaken inner AND outer awareness.

According to seminal work of Thomas Berry, inscendence, is the movement downward and inward into our instinctive, embodied nature rather than an ascent out of it. Our modern culture has become disconnected from its primal, pre-rational wisdom — the instinctive resources that once guided human creativity and belonging within the Earth community. Inscendence is a eco-spiritual descent that asks us to release outdated egoic patterns so we can listen, and be reshaped by the deeper guidance of the Earth itself. Through this descent, we remember that we are integral to the universe and part of a larger cosmic unfolding.

Ultimately, inscendence is a pathway of transformation — a lived practice of grounding, embodiment, and reconnection with the primordial wisdom that can renew both our culture and our lives.

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11/29/2025

The world is changing fast, and so are we.

If you’ve been struggling with overwhelm, old patterns resurfacing, or a sense that big shifts are coming, you’re not imagining it — and you don’t have to manage it alone.

I’m offering 50% off the Transformation and Embodiment Series to support people who are ready for real, grounded transformation.

I’m opening enrollment for the new 2026 Transformational-Embodiment combination series and the Mastering Mother Goddess online series with a special 50% discount too.

This is a chance to receive deep, grounded support at half the cost.

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If this work has been calling to you,
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