Here on the mountain nature is suggesting that spring might just be on its way.  The days are a little warmer and longer, and new life is starting to emerge from beneath the ground.  This week I saw wild irises and calendula accompanied by swathes of yellow as the mimosa trees burst into bloom.  I love the joy and positivity of spring, it’s a season full of potential and excitement.

I feel that nature is currently the perfect mirror for my own journey these past months.  I’ve been ‘underground’ putting down new roots and now finally I have stretched above the soil.  It’s an exciting and equally vulnerable time.

At the start of the year, Vincent and I launched the IN-Lightenment School.  Some of the ‘underground’ work involved licensing software that could host our on-line courses.  We committed financially to a years licence, paid the invoice and then looked at each other in blind panic...

Here on the mountain nature is suggesting that spring might just be on its way.  The days are a little warmer and longer, and new life is starting to emerge from beneath the ground.  This week I saw wild irises and calendula accompanied by swathes of yellow as the mimosa trees burst into bloom.  I love the joy and positivity of spring, it’s a season full of potential and excitement.

I feel that nature is currently the perfect mirror for my own journey these past months.  I’ve been ‘underground’ putting down new roots and now finally I have stretched above the soil.  It’s an exciting and equally vulnerable time.

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The most well-known example of sympathetic resonance

involves a tuning fork. If we strike a tuning fork tuned to note A, it

vibrates at the frequency of note A. If we pass this vibrating tuning

fork over another tuning fork that is also tuned to note A, the second

tuning fork will vibrate even without striking it. The reason is that they

both resonate at the same frequency – in this example, note A.

Another way of saying it is that both tuning forks have a resonance that is

sympathetic to each other. Both tuning forks resonate with each other.

In terms of our planet, the Earth already has resonated at the note

of abundance. Once we give it a healing breath and give it some help,

like planting trees, we begin the process of getting the Earth to

resonate again at a note it already has achieved. We vibrate at

abundance by planting trees and it vibrates back in sympathy with this

resonance.

Recently, there was a really positive story from England. A

restored derelict...

We are led to believe that prosperity and abundance is related to the amount of ‘stuff’ that we have. For me, this is not prosperity; it’s more to do with filling a hole inside ourselves. I’ve had that hole inside me, and I endeavoured to fill it in many ways, including consuming stuff like cars, clothes and, over the years, houses. The hole was a sign of something lacking within me: my self-worth, feeling unloved or unsafe. 

Yes, I needed a house but maybe not the size I bought, the same with the car. The problem is we ask the Earth to pick up the tab for filling this hole. Each resource we consume, from a notepad to the bricks of your house, all come in some way from the earth. Either it was mined, drilled, dug up, logged from or grown on it. Prosperity for me now is clean air, clean water, natural chemical-free food, love and community with family, friends and neighbours.

I have seen people in Mongolia live quite happily in a yurt....