"In vision" sounds more authentic to me. In vision you are in a process of often times more vivid consciousness. "Vision" is linked to Spirit in many peoples mind. In vision I do feel that I am drawing on the depths of Spirit, of the flow of life, in me. This morning I woke in tears. Yesterday a friend had spoken of my work in Ireland around collective trauma healing as "visionary". Today I know I am following on a path laid by my ancestral history, my particular life experiences and the skills I have sought and developed over decades. An integrative pulse came with a sense of where next. My tears are from Source not grief. I am grateful to be in vision right now.
so powerful to hear these reveberations from your profound ancestral work. "An integrative pulse came with a sense of where to go next" -- what a wonderful line to read! And yes, let's invite more tears from Source! Am deep in ancestral work on latest online retreat with Thomas right now. Connecting me with the grief of my grand-parents, and also with the healing intelligence conveyed through countless generations, that is integrating and learning through all this, and available to support me in this challenging work.
I also resonate with what you are sharing Matthew and Eimear. For me, it’s almost like, “am I holding a vision? Or is the vision holding me?” I tend to feel held by or in a vision. Over twenty years ago, I was in a meditation and I experienced what I would call my first vision. At the time, I didn’t know what I was seeing (but I loved how it looked and felt in me), in hindsight, I now recognize it as a vision of collective healing. That one vision moved me to name my company after it (Tracy’s Vision), even though I didn’t understand how to manifest the vision, I now felt like the vision had claimed me, and now was going to work on me and through me. Twenty years later, I ended up in Thomas Hubl’s class, where I finally understood the collective healing nature of seeing systems evolving in the world. I resonate also with this moment to moment, following the little revelations that appear in each moment, like following a thread that arises a little bit at a time…like a path of bread crumbs from my soul. For me, it’s not a “hurry up and get there,” but a “I’m excited to see what happens next?” Kind of like I am bread dough, and the vision are the hands that knead the dough.
"In vision" sounds more authentic to me. In vision you are in a process of often times more vivid consciousness. "Vision" is linked to Spirit in many peoples mind. In vision I do feel that I am drawing on the depths of Spirit, of the flow of life, in me. This morning I woke in tears. Yesterday a friend had spoken of my work in Ireland around collective trauma healing as "visionary". Today I know I am following on a path laid by my ancestral history, my particular life experiences and the skills I have sought and developed over decades. An integrative pulse came with a sense of where next. My tears are from Source not grief. I am grateful to be in vision right now.
so powerful to hear these reveberations from your profound ancestral work. "An integrative pulse came with a sense of where to go next" -- what a wonderful line to read! And yes, let's invite more tears from Source! Am deep in ancestral work on latest online retreat with Thomas right now. Connecting me with the grief of my grand-parents, and also with the healing intelligence conveyed through countless generations, that is integrating and learning through all this, and available to support me in this challenging work.
I also resonate with what you are sharing Matthew and Eimear. For me, it’s almost like, “am I holding a vision? Or is the vision holding me?” I tend to feel held by or in a vision. Over twenty years ago, I was in a meditation and I experienced what I would call my first vision. At the time, I didn’t know what I was seeing (but I loved how it looked and felt in me), in hindsight, I now recognize it as a vision of collective healing. That one vision moved me to name my company after it (Tracy’s Vision), even though I didn’t understand how to manifest the vision, I now felt like the vision had claimed me, and now was going to work on me and through me. Twenty years later, I ended up in Thomas Hubl’s class, where I finally understood the collective healing nature of seeing systems evolving in the world. I resonate also with this moment to moment, following the little revelations that appear in each moment, like following a thread that arises a little bit at a time…like a path of bread crumbs from my soul. For me, it’s not a “hurry up and get there,” but a “I’m excited to see what happens next?” Kind of like I am bread dough, and the vision are the hands that knead the dough.
wow love that story Tracy! Beautiful reminder that visions may have their own timescales....