Reflection of the Week: Uncertainty and Transformation
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This episode explores the themes of uncertainty and transformation through the lens of the current Nodal perspective and biological metaphors.
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit reflectorsreflections.substack.com This week, I would like to return to the theme of the current Nodal perspective under which we are all living in this Neutrino Weather: Gates 55 and 59, called Abundance and Dispersion , respectively. These gates are part of the Cross of the Sleeping Phoenix, which speaks of death and rebirth. They are also part of the Cross of Uncertainty, which invites us into the uncertainty that accompanies the emergence of something new. Personally, I can feel the uncertainty, shakiness, and emotional fickleness that seem to be in the air right now. They are very present in my own process. This week, the following words caught my attention on social media: “A caterpillar completely dissolves inside its cocoon. When a caterpillar is ready for transformation, it doesn’t just grow wings. It retreats. It builds a shell. And then something intense happens. It doesn’t just grow. It digests itself. Its entire body breaks down into a structureless, liquid mass. Inside this soup, there are tiny new cells. Scientists call them imaginal cells. The caterpillar’s immune system actually thinks these new cells…
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Host: Dirk Nellens
Topics covered
- uncertainty
- transformation
- personal growth
- biological change
- emotional process
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Organizations: reflectorsreflections.substack.com
Books & works: Cross of the Sleeping Phoenix, Cross of Uncertainty
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