Sacred Medicine Wheel in Arizona

Welcome to The Whole in the Center

Welcome to the Whole in the Center
Joyce Seelig, Co-founder


Life is a dream, and you are the dreamer



Through:

Spiritual practice Ceremony

Creativity

Dream work

Storytelling

May we serve Mother Earth and all Her inhabitants by:

Nurturing seeds of peace, friendship and the power of a strong mind

Manifesting our unique gifts and sharing them with others

Creating circles of goodness to heal the world a little bit more

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Showing posts with label Qey idea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Qey idea. Show all posts

Sunday, January 29, 2012

May the force be with you

Qi (chi) is the life force or vital energy that permeates everything. We can easily understand that we receive nutrients and cell building energy from the food we eat in the form of vitamins, minerals, protein etc even though we can't see this "energy". The nutrients come from the sun, soil, rain -then we eat them - and we are able to use that energy for our health and well being. The Ancient Ones said there is another force we can't see, qi, that animates all of life as well. It is an energy that exists within us and all around us. By using breath and movement we can increase this flow of energy. When you go out to a beautiful place in nature you experience this vital energy. Mountains, bodies of water, running streams, a forest, and a place like this Japanese Garden, are great reservoir's of healthy, balanced qi. When you are in these sacred places take time to breath and fill yourself with qi.
May the force be with you.

Sunday, January 22, 2012

Japanese Friendship Garden

Your vision will


become clear


only when you look


into your heart


Carl Jung




Find a place to sit, meditate, and reflect.


20 minutes in the morning


20 minutes in the evening


Keep it simple

Happiness will grow

And peace will find a home



Sunday, January 15, 2012

Yin and Yang Forces




Ancient Taoist philosophy explains the Universe in terms of two forces.


Yin (shade) and Yang (bright).


Yang elements include light, fire, rain, the heavens. Yang is represented by the mythical Dragon. Yin elements include darkness, water, wind, and the Earth. Yin is represented by the Tiger (I used a picture of a bobcat that occasionally shows up in my backyard...no tigers were available). Yang qualities are masculine, and active; while yin qualities are passive (as in non-violent) and feminine. A balance of these two equally powerful and strong forces brings harmony and peace. Everything in the Universe results from the interaction of yin and yang. The coming New Year celebrated in the Far East brings the Year of the Water Dragon (New Moon of January 22nd).



Honoring our Ancestors and the 2 million year old Healer

Honoring our Ancestors and the 2 million year old Healer

Living by the Moon

Living by the Moon