Author: Elizabeth Ellames
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Unveiling Your Personal Mythology
Within the majesty of your many incarnations, lies an empowering methodology to reveal your true purpose and passions. Its a technique that might seem fanciful at first glance but holds profound wisdom within its depths. This method involves delving into past lives, tracing back to significant pain points, and rewriting those stories with new outcomes…
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BEAUTY + LOVE = YOU
Archetype Integration for Women’s Empowerment I am thrilled to share the inspiration behind my tagline, “Beauty + Love = You.” It’s easy to lose sight of our true selves in a world clamouring toward conformity. Societal expectations and media depictions of beauty and success bombard us. But what if I told you that Beauty and…
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Embracing the Shadows Within
A Journey to Wholeness In your journey through life, an exciting aspect of your humanness comes into play. It’s the notion of a flawed character or shadow self. It’s also important to note that the shadow is not synonymous with being bad or evil; rather, it embodies facets of life that have been suppressed, kept…
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Woman, the Womb and the Infinite
Exploring the Connection Between Women and the Cosmos In the majesty of humanity exists a sacred beauty that transcends the boundaries of time and space. It’s a truth and beauty that lies within the essence of womanhood. The capacity for a woman to feel is extraordinary, extending far beyond the realms of everyday life. Within…
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The Alchemist’s Awakening
The following is a new extended narrative and timeline that I have crafted into my past life as an Alchemist and Nobleman in Salzburg and Vienna, Austria. – It provides a clear example of what’s possible when creating an extended story for a past life that needs some tender loving care and a new timeline.…
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A Moment of Uncertainty
Reflecting on what was and what is… Hello beautiful Soul, I feel like the disruptive, uncomfortable virus moment erased a version of myself that I didn’t actually value, I just thought I did. – That has brought my attention to a new me. One that is no longer “driven” or even feels the need to…
ELIZABETH ELLAMES 