Category: Adding Value
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Holding the Light: Reflections on Jane Goodall’s Passing

When I received a message of gratitude from a friend who had seen my posts about Jane Goodall, my heart stirred in a way that surprised me. My response to her felt almost instinctive: “It’s the least one can do.” Because when someone like Jane departs this earthly plane, something profound happens. It is not only…
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Understanding Timelines

We Don’t Shift Our Location, We Shift Our Identity! When I first heard about shifting timelines, I wondered if shifting timelines meant entering an entirely new place—as though the universe would carry me to a different Earth. But as my journey has unfolded, I’ve become more familiar with how it feels to shift my timeline.…
Elizabeth Ellames
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The Separate Self Is Not The Truth

One of the most fundamental teachings in Vedanta and in the awakened heart of Buddhism is this: all human suffering arises from the hallucination of a separate self. The separate self is the great untruth. It whispers of “I” and “mine,” erecting walls where none exist, and writing stories upon the infinite chapters of our…
Elizabeth Ellames
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Reclaiming the Sacred Power of Allure

Jamie Lee Curtis in the movie: The Last Showgirl Directed by Gia Coppola ~ Starring Pamela Anderson as Shelly, and Jamie Lee Curtis as Annette ~ Cinematography by Autumn Durald ~ Song in the video: Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler There is a scene in The Last Showgirl that feels less like…
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The Power of Being in the Now

Inspired by the quote: “Life gives you plenty of time to do whatever you want to do if you stay in the present moment.” — Deepak Chopra This quote centres on a soft truth—a reminder that time becomes spacious and generous when aligned with your presence. We often battle with time in a world that…
Elizabeth Ellames
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To Control is to Deplete — True Presence Illuminates

Hello wonderous Soul, We live in a world where the illusion of control still wears the mask of power. Here’s what I know for sure—control is not strength. It is emotional control and confusion disguised as order. It hinders the spirit, tightens the breath, and discourages real connection. To control others is stepping out of resonance…
Elizabeth Ellames
