Reflection of the week: 4 months with a defined Heart Center in the Neutrino Weather
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Dirk Nellens reflects on the implications of a defined Heart Center in the neutrino weather and its impact on personal and collective dynamics.
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit reflectorsreflections.substack.com Since a little before last Christmas, we’ve been moving through a period with a defined Heart Center in the neutrino weather. To begin with, the overarching perspective - set by the Nodes of the Moon - is the Channel of Community: a Design of a Part Seeking a Whole. Because the Nodes tend to remain in the same polarity of Gates for several months, this perspective has had time to settle. Many of us are beginning to feel that the established order of giving and taking - an equilibrium that has been in place since the end of WWII - is starting to crumble. Themes such as the Rule of Law, Human Rights, and the Welfare State have all taken significant hits, may no longer function as we have known them and are most probably continuing to crumble. This perspective is not only collective; it also penetrates our personal lives and relationships. It invites us to reassess the balance of giving and receiving, and to move from patterns of codependency toward a more conscious interdependency. At the same time, there has been more activation in the Heart Center, and this week is no exception. The…
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