In the fairy tale Twelve Wild Swans, Rose, the heroine, asked a million persistent questions, until she found out what she needed to know about her past and her own purpose. Once she found out what she needed to know, she walked out the door of her old castle, away from her old life, into the wild. . . . The disturbing dream, image, or sensation is your personal doorway out of the castle and into the wild, into the work of the Inner Path. . . . Something of ourselves has flown into the wild, through no fault of our own, We must search for it and pull it back into our human lives. . . . We choose to commit ourselves to our own healing, to our own wholeness, because a healthy priestess makes all things whole . . . .
~Twelve Wild Swans by Starhawk & Hilary Valentine
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Hey there,
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--Something of ourselves has flown into the wild, through no fault of our own, We must search for it and pull it back into our human lives--
I adore this line ... it speaks very strongly to issues I am currently facing. Thank you for sharing it.
Blessings
Mama Kelly
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