Tag: women
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The Archetype of The Holy Family
When a man and a woman come together for the sacred purpose of creation, there must be a presence greater than themselves—the fifth element: LOVE. It is through this divine force that the miracle of life is activated. When their union is infused with LOVE, the soul of the newly born vessel intrinsically knows its…
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Trusting and Jealousy: The Light and Shadow Dynamics
Jealousy as a Compass: Working with a Shadow Attribute within the Living Attributes Codex In the Living Attributes Codex, every light attribute carries a shadow, a counterpart that emerges when the light is challenged, unacknowledged, or misaligned. Trusting, for example, is a heart-centred attribute: open, generous, and confident in connection. Its shadow, jealousy, often arises…
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Seed of the Soul
Remembering My Origin Story and the Living Attributes Codex Revelation comes in whispers long before it steps into the light. What first appears as a quiet message from the unseen gradually reveals itself as the guiding force it has always been. For years, I felt the presence of this message, long before I understood its…
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Archetypal Stages of Spiritual Evolution
I’ve been reflecting on a message from Gregg Braden about the ancient scroll that speaks of the seven great battles between the Sons of Light and the Sons of Darkness. As I let the imagery move through me, I began to feel it weaving itself into the language of my own Living Attributes Codex. What…
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Don’t Invest in Someone Who Doesn’t Invest in You
As I move through the changing landscapes of my life, I keep returning to a quiet, steady truth: every relationship I hold—family, friendship, partnership, creative collaboration, or community—shapes the texture of my inner world. Each bond carries its own gravity, its own influence, its own invitation to grow. Over the years, I’ve learned that the…
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The Child Who Became An Adult Too Soon
Hello wondrous Souls, I have been revisiting an early chapter of my life lately — one I thought had already dissolved into understanding. When I was four years old, I had to leave my father. The circumstances were painful, shaped by elements of abuse toward my mother and me. I won’t go into the details,…
ELIZABETH ELLAMES 