(I know the sun is usually referred to as masculine, but everything has both a masculine and feminine side so she's a she to me -- today anyway.)
The little patch of green velvet landed here. The green sunflower and the corner sun will stay but the other bits are still in process.
Have you ever felt your own chi emanating from your solar plexus chakra? Feel it by standing with legs apart, positioning your hands as if you were holding a ball in front of your navel. Breathe deeply to get your chi moving. Your hands may get tingly or warm or pulsate and that's your chi!
So true about the sun and moon. I am with you about the too hot or too cold thing. I look for when it will feel "balanced" again. I do not like extreme heat.
ReplyDeleteRegarding Chi, I notice when my energy is super low I can feel my Chi or "Miwi" Aboriginal term for the energy that gives a person psychic power),(but I view it as life force energy, feels weak in my solar plexis.
I do not even have to put my hands in front of that area. It just seems to emanate from that area.
Love these new pieces :)
Hi Marie -- just made a vow to myself today, well sort of a vow, to experience the summer heat from a state of acceptance. I did that a few years back and it was incredible to go with the heat rather than try to constantly relieve my discomfort...if you can't beat 'em, join 'em...and I truly felt that I'd experienced summer. But the last few years have been trying and I've not been in that place of acceptance... So cool that you sense in your 3rd chakra when your chi is weakened -- I need to pay better attention to that now that we're moving into the time of fire and heat!!
ReplyDeletelike what you did with the green velvet. i see you got over cutting it up. i especially love the corner sun with the different colored rays.
ReplyDeleteHi Deanna! Yes, that feeling went away, as it usually does when I'm being too cautious and too conservative. Thanks!
ReplyDeletewhat tremendous fun! and the sun as feminine is a wondrous diversion from traditional thinking! besides, though the moon is traditionally thought of as feminine, we talk about the "man in the moon".
ReplyDeleteit seems we get too bogged down with labels and definitions and forget that the moment we try to define something, it changes, as everything does, and is no longer bound by that definition!
this post, and piece, is a wonderful reminder to think outside the box and be open to new perceptions!
thank you and
namaste'
Hi Joe, I've tried about ten times to comment on your flooding post but blogger has a thing going on, I guess! I hope you and your home and your art are safe and well. And yes, the sun goddess and the man in the moon and ? what else? Thank you! xo
ReplyDeletesun rays moving is a direction.
ReplyDeletebringing warmth and light...
i love summer heat: no shoes,
no blanket on the bed, short sleeve
shirts and on...
just wish our southwest drought
would ease up with a few days of rain.
Hi Cristina -- I couldn't comment on your blog either, has anyone else besides Marie and me had problems leaving comments? Anyway, Cristina, the photo on your last blog post says it all!
ReplyDeleteYes, sunrays! . . . we're inching up to the 90's here in CO -- I hope you get rain, too, fingers crossed. And toes and eyes but I can't do it for long!