by Lynn Jericho | Jan 17, 2018 | Images of Self, Inner Year, New Spiritual Practices, Sense of Self, Understanding Your Soul
What do sneakers have to do with the soul? A lot when we think of the body/soul connection. My sneakers have a lot to do with how my soul meets life, stands up, moves forward and feels comfortable. The Real Impact of Sneakers on My Soul I just got a new pair of...
by Lynn Jericho | Oct 31, 2017 | Esoteric Christianity, Inner Year, New Spiritual Practices |
As I grow older I become more aware how important relationships and the conversations that provide the substance of these relationships are. Of all these relationships and conversations, the most meaningful are often the ones we have with the beings we cannot perceive...
by Lynn Jericho | Dec 21, 2014 | Inner Festivals, Inner Year |
In the next few hours we will experience the Solstice in the outer world. In the calendar of the soul we can imagine surrendering to the three days of soul stillness and emptiness that fall between the release of the old inner year and the beginning of the new inner...
by Lynn Jericho | Sep 23, 2013 | Inner Year, Sense of Self
What do I want to transform or develop over the next 13 weeks of Inner Autumn? What are my inner intentions for developing myself? I thought about an intention of light and another of shadow – the long shadow of the short days of Fall. Here is my light bringing...
by Lynn Jericho | Sep 23, 2013 | Inner Year, New Spiritual Practices
Dear Autumn Souls, I began to write this blog on Thursday with the Harvest Moon. Plenty of time to have it done before the Equinox, but as I began to engage with my thoughts and feelings, I went deeper and time passed. So I am sending this to you late. I don’t know...
by Lynn Jericho | Jul 7, 2013 | Inner Year, Sense of Self, Understanding Your Soul
Intimacy is a sacred imagination. How do you imagine intimacy? THE FOUR GREAT QUESTIONS There are four great questions for becoming I and cultivating a conscious evolving imagination of self. 1. How do I fulfill my purpose? The Imagination of Contribution. 2. How do I...
