Tag: celebrate
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The Body Is Your Temple
Healing doesn’t begin with method. It begins with the relationship with your body; Your Temple. When a person—woman or man—starts trusting their body again, they are restoring the most primary alliance they have: the one between awareness and physiology. Every protocol, no matter how sophisticated, is ultimately trying to recreate that relationship from the outside in.…
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Hope is like an Angel
This morning, I received a message in a dream, and it came to me three times—so clearly, so deliberately, that I knew it wasn’t fantasy or imagination. The first time, I saw it written on the front of a greeting card, as if it had been given to me. “The wings of Hope live in…
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Boundaries Are Attributes
Within the Living Attributes Codex, strong boundaries are not merely behavioural choices—they are living expressions of your inner architecture. They are how your energy, truth, and self-respect organise themselves into form. Boundaries can become attributes you embody, rather than a rule you enforce. Attribute Embodiment I have come to recognise my inherent worth, and I honour…
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The Story of You, Me and We.
In the Living Attributes Codex, STORY is not something we tell—it is something we are. We are the living architecture through which meaning takes form, and every moment we encounter is a line being written through us, as us. When I say we are the STORY, I am speaking to the understanding that life is not random…
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Enlightenment Is Not Something to Attain
I was profoundly moved by the monks’ 2,300-mile Walk for Peace. After observing their unwavering devotion and embodied demonstration of loving-kindness, after listening carefully to their message, and after participating in the global meditation that marked the completion of their journey, I found myself quietly changed. Nothing dramatic happened outwardly. There was no spectacle, no…
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People don’t see me clearly!
Here’s something liberating and sobering: People don’t see me clearly. Nor do they see you clearly. They see us through their own lens. Everyone has private memories, wounds, longings, fears, and beliefs. That inner world filters and colours their view of you. So when someone judges you, misunderstands you, idealises you, diminishes you, projects onto you,…
ELIZABETH ELLAMES 