Inhabiting your life purpose
By Jena Griffiths | February 5, 2015
“Life purpose is a consciousness to inhabit, not an action to take.” Richard Unger
I’ve written my thoughts on doing vs being here and how the first step needs to be yin rather than yang.
Plus here’s another article I came across you might like to read called the paradox of non-doing.
But how does one inhabit (or take ownership of) one’s purpose instead of trying harder “to do it”?
Here are some tips I’ve come across:
Choose one that resonates with you. They are all pretty similar. Read the rest of this entry »
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Interview with Samiel
By Jena Griffiths | February 2, 2015
This Wednesday, February 4 2015 I’ll be interviewing Samiel Carolina Rodriguez Barros for Earth School.
How to reconnect with your feminine power and inner wisdom.
Wednesday February 4, 2015
What will we discuss?
– The importance of reconnecting with your body and emotions
– Restoring balance by reconnecting with your womb (specially women controlling their hormonal cycle, suppressing sensuality, creativity and sexuality)
– How feminine spirituality & creativity can bring deeper meaning to our lives
– The 3 principles of authentic feminine leadership and how to embody them
– Liberating oneself from past stories, relationships or a dysfunctional female lineage.
Replay
More about Samiel
Read the rest of this entry »
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Can we cool the planet by thinking less?
By Jena Griffiths | January 30, 2015
Years a go I attended a lecture in Lichtenstein by Maseru Emoto, the water crystal man. Buried inside the rest of his message, about water being a carrier of information, he said something that I’ve been wondering about ever since.
He said, since this is a water planet and water takes on the energetic frequency of whatever is exposed to, and since there are now +7 billion people on the planet and few of us have learned to manage our thoughts, we are over-heating the planet with our thoughts!
Wow! What a crazy thought! Could it possibly be true?
If we could find a way to teach mindfulness techniques (meditation, managing our thoughts, being fully present with ourselves and others) in all schools, in every country on the planet, not only would we end all wars, all family and relationship violence but we might even cool the planet in the process.
I love this idea.
It reminds me of a similarly profound thought by Richard Moss: The distance you are away from another is the measure of the distance you are away from yourself. Coming back into the present moment is how we heal ourselves, our relationships and the planet.
This graph below makes me wonder about this theory. Why is there such a massive a temperature spike in the early 1940’s?
Was this caused by human thinking/stresses during the second world war? A totally crazy idea. But then who knows for sure?
Mindfulness may be a really unconventional solution to halting global warming, but looking at temperatures on a micro level – such as rising blood pressures between any two people or boiling anger and hatred between religious groups – I think mindfulness is what we need to practice and teach far more than gospel or even religious tolerance.
For example, right now France has a problem in schools with clashes in values brought into stark relief by the recent massacre at Charlie Hebdo.
Instead of looking for ways to maintain traditional French values of freedom and tolerance why not simply teach mindfulness instead?
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What’s eating you?
By Jena Griffiths | January 22, 2015
Everyone is pondering the recent atrocities in France, and while I don’t think the cartoonists were totally innocent in this affair, I deeply appreciate what Richard Moss says about the real beast being mental constructs that we allow to devour us.
Richard quotes from a gospel according to Thomas, that was written in 2nd c and buried 4th c.) as it seems Jesus was attempting to use lions or wild beasts as an analogy for the mental constructs.
The teaching went something like this: If a man lets the beast (a fierce thought) devour him, the man becomes a beast to others. But if the man sees the beast for what it really is, a dangerous belief/mental construct, the man conquers or overcomes the “beast” (his own dangerous thoughts).
Perhaps the quote Richard Moss refers to (that was literally buried for eight hundred years) is the source behind all the paintings of lions and saints. If Jesus was teaching mindfulness using lions to represent thoughts that devour us, and his teachings inspired art, it is easy to see how these allegorical paintings could then be taken literally, as evidence of real events, by people who either didn’t hear the teaching or get it, thereby sparking the myth that Christians were actually thrown to the lions in ancient Rome as a spectator sport?
(Apparently there are no genuine records of this ever happening!)
Richard’s message deeply resonates with me because my original concept for Earth School was that it be called “Rome” – a place where there are 4 arenas where you could get eaten by lions.
These 4 arenas are: health issues, wealth issues, relationship issues and meaning/spirituality issues
The interviews in the free auditorium help you solve issues related to each of the 4 arenas
Specifically to see that the real danger are the self made holographs – mental constructs –
and how to manage or dismantle these.
Perhaps it is time to reinterpret some of the old masterpieces from a fresh perspective (ignoring dates, names, facts or fiction).
For example, here’s an image of someone practicing mindfulness (not being devoured by his lions).
The lions being his own painful thoughts/the stories we tell ourselves about what is going on.
Richard Moss will be in Europe shortly. Here’s the brief recorded message he made that this post refers to.
Healing images
Here is a holograph of a lion that I’ve just come across online. I see you can buy them. Not a bad idea for a mouse pad! š
Instant reminder that our inner lions can’t devour us unless we breathe life into them.
How to become more conscious of this on a day to day basis?
One way to explore this in your own life is to have your fingerprints analyzed as this reveals the program you are running unconsciously. Through awareness, that there is a pattern, we can then deconstruct it rather than be consumed by it. More here
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Richard Unger on Success as a Life Purpose
By Jena Griffiths | January 20, 2015
A new series of calls starts today with Jena Griffiths interviewing Richard Unger on Life Purpose
This is a profound exploration on how to manifest your purpose when it seems like life is bent on taking you in the opposite direction.
Each month we explore one of 14 key life purposes, how they express and how to master the trials and tribulations of each particular purpose.
An opportunity to explore this subject directly with Richard Unger, author of LifePrints, decoding life purpose from fingerprints.
Our first call is on Success as a life purpose (right thumb).
For all prior hand analysis calls in the reference libraryAccess here
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12 days of dreaming
By Jena Griffiths | January 6, 2015
I’m reposting here a 12 days of dreaming series I wrote a few years ago on a previous blog that a lot of people have found really valuable over the years for re-dreaming the new year. The links take you to the original posts. Click the return arrow in your browser each time to return back to this page. (I can’t get into or edit that old blog anymore so apologies re some old links that no longer work. The resources they used to link to are now inside Earth School here.)
I think I need to re-read all these posts too and take my own advice! š
Summary of 12 days of dreaming
Day 1 – āas a man thinkethā ebook download James Allen 1902
Day 2 – the most important quote this millennium “Our greatest fear…”
Day 3 – parable of the three big rocks
Day 4 – making decisions
Day 5 – finding your core desire
Day 6 – knowing your conscious mind (resource for this day: the power of concentration)
Day 7 ā the seven laws of the universe
Day 8 ā how to change your luck
Day 9 ā your nine environments
Day 10- tapping into your genius mind
Day 11 – stepping beyond your comfort zone
Day 12 – The grace shower
(A new version of the Grace shower will be created in Earth School for all who wish to participate.)
Additional day – seeing opportunities
This series was inspired by the “12 days of Christmas” concept but it doesn’t relate to any religion.
Actually, this is about Winter solstice, the rebirth of the sun
in the Northern Hemisphere, the start of a New Year and the
big dreaming that each of us needs to do to dream up our next
12 months and beyond.
(How this impacts on those of you in the Southern Hemisphere
I have no idea. We live in a global village and share the same calendar,
so in a sense it does apply. Maybe mark your own Winter Solstice (end June)
in your calendar and redo this dreaming then too for extra effect.
It certainly won’t do any harm š
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My wishes for you in 2015
By Jena Griffiths | December 29, 2014
Early birds who wish to join us with Richard Unger in 2015 go here for your discounts.
We are exploring life purpose + all the battle scars of the heart and the spiritual journey.
New Year discounts on other series
If you would like any of our previous series (2010-2014), here is a $100 gift coupon towards any other product worth over $100 in both the Earth School shop and the hand analysis shop
(excluding the 2015 Early birds which are already discounted).
Type “happy2015” into the shopping cart. This gift coupon can be used as often as you wish until February 1st.
Happy New Year!
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Tomar Levine is back in Earth School
By Jena Griffiths | December 9, 2014
My dear friend Tomar Levine is joining me for the next few months to add her wisdom to the new series of calls I’m doing on Mindfulness at your fingertips – decoding Life Purpose from Fingerprints.
This is the same fingerprint decoding course I teach in person, except that online we also have Tomar’s intuitive and coaching wisdom as an additional bonus.
Tomar and I did a similar series about 6 years ago. So it is a rather special occasion and celebration. This time the calls are video and and we are adding a lot more coaching applications and personal insight into the mix.
Listen to a previous call with Tomar here – on birthing your sacred work.
More about Tomar
Tomar Levine is an Intuitive Life Purpose and Career Guide for change agents and passionpreneurs, especially those in the second half of life. She combines the guidance of the Akashic Records with her own business strategy brilliance and heart-felt attunement to help her clients create thriving soul-inspired businesses that help change the world.
Tomar is an absolute treasure and I feel blessed to have her in my life.
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Are you above or below the line?
By Jena Griffiths | December 7, 2014
Wonderful short video explaining what we are up to on this website.
See also my “Think like a diver” analogy
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Surviving menopause
By Jena Griffiths | December 1, 2014
Sometimes we have a midlife crisis and we donāt realise we are having it. The world gets shaky under our feet or it feels like things are falling apart, and we are not sure if it is us or the world doing the shaking.
This is a bit like puberty all over again but without parents around to blame or rebel against. The danger is to turn all this emotion inwards to hate, blame or rebel against your own inner crone, or your still-locked-in-the-cellar inner genius.
For women, this is called āmenopauseā because thatās precisely what it feels like. Men-oh-pause : a period in your life when you are, quite honesty, not that much fun to be around, and donāt feel up to being sexy or attractive or a solid rock foundation for someone elseās empire, shack or establishment. The ground is shifting and we try to ignore it. A bit like in California or Japan where there is a tectonic shift under foot. One solid āterra firmā is sliding under another and what the future landscape will look like, or how long this is going to take, can only be wildly guessed at.
The real problem is, like Californians or the Japanese, we are mostly in denial that radical change is inevitable. We cross our fingers and hope not to die while re-building nuclear power stations or factories that could implode the world, all self excused away as how to pay for our childrenās college education or how to keep ourselves warm and cosy in old age. While day by day, the ground shudders or trembles with occasional hot flushes to remind us of a new world wanting to be birthed.
We are our own midwives. And who knows what the future will look like.
Love who you are.
Perhaps, right now, you are the caterpillar dreaming of your butterfly self. Or the nameless, shapeless ooze “in process” during the cocoon phase where total meltdown is inevitable.
And, whether you are 28 or 98, give yourself space to shift, grow, change, re-dream, press pause, do-as-you-damn-well-please and then one day who-knows-when unfold your shaky delicate wings and soar. Breathing hope, and awe and inspiration into the hearts and lungs and wearied bodies of all of follow in your footsteps.
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