Tag: Spirituality
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Divine Codes From Michael
Today is Anzac Day in Australia and it is also the day in 2006 that I had the honour of an encounter with the Archangel Michael. And it’s the 20 year anniversary of this visitation. Over that year I received many specific Divine Codes from Archangel Michael. And for years I kept these codes close…
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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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Let’s not talk about that!
Within the framework of the Living Attributes Codex and Sacred Mirroring Spiral, behaviour such as gossip or speaking about others behind their back can be understood not simply as social behaviour, but as an interaction between Light Attributes and their Shadow counterparts within a person’s inner architecture. The Codex recognises that every human carries both expressions,…
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My Passion and Mission
Through my work with the Living Attributes Codex—a personal framework that explores individual qualities and archetypes—and the Sacred Mirroring Spiral—a process for self-reflection and transformation—I can see clearly that this journey did not appear by accident. It is the natural continuation of a long inner journey that began many years ago. What I express now…
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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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Embracing the archetype of the Exalted Elder
It’s quiet at first, then powerfully undeniable. When your body begins to shift from one role into another. I call it “The Change,” and there is something affectionate in that phrase, because it captures a transformation far deeper than a biological transition. It marks a threshold, a crossing, a gentle unravelling of an old identity…
ELIZABETH ELLAMES 