Tag Archives: transformation
Metamorphosis: From ‘I Am’ to ‘We Are’
Things are not always as they seem. Transformation might involve seeing things from a different perspective – stepping away from what you are to see what you will become… I am sitting in IHOP, wanting to work on a very … Continue reading →
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Metamorphosis: Reactions
Throw some baking soda on some vinegar: explosive bubbles! The opposites – alkaline and acid – combine with each other and cause a reaction that changes the make up of the substances involved. If the alkaline and acid are equal … Continue reading →
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Metamorphosis – The Journey
Where are you going? We ask ourselves this question periodically as we move through life. Setting goals, checking in on how the journey is progressing, perhaps altering our course or even tweaking our mode of transportation… The truth is that … Continue reading →
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Metamorphosis: Good Friday–A Common Story
Today commemorates the Jewish version of an ancient and universal story. (It has since become known as the Christian story, but it was originally the Jewish version of this powerful story told in many different cultures. See here for an … Continue reading →
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Metamorphosis: Butterfly
This post is the third in a trio of posts inspired by butterflies. The first two can be found here and here. When the time comes for a newly-transformed butterfly to emerge from the darkness of its cocoon, it faces … Continue reading →
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Metamorphosis: Inner Child
There are myriad aspects of the “inner child”. Today I’m not thinking about healing the Wounded Child (although that itself is essential, transformational work). Today I am thinking about calling on the Playful Child within, in order to bring about … Continue reading →
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Metamorphosis: Change
There is a difference between change and transformation. When we perceive the first notion that change is afoot, it is my observation that most of us presume the worst. The change that we have heard about immediately imposes itself, in … Continue reading →