Guided Meditation: Tending to the Garden Within

This session introduces a meditation practice aimed at grooming and taking care of one's inner self, metaphorically referred to as 'the garden within.' The meditation focuses on mindfulness and self-awareness, encouraging participants to cultivate a sense of peace and nurturing internally.

Key Points:

•Introduction: Explanation of the 'garden within' concept as a metaphor for one's inner peace and well-being.

•Purpose: Foster personal growth and tranquility through guided meditation.

•Practice: Techniques for mindfulness that involve visualizing and tending to one's internal landscape.

Takeaways:

•Developing a regular meditation practice can lead to improved mental clarity and emotional balance.

•The metaphor of a garden helps participants connect with the idea of self-care and mental maintenance.

The Key Takeaway:

• The Sacred Quality of The Bee - unity, divine communication, transformative power, and abundance creation

• Inner compasses are personalised tools with 4-12 "chambers" representing key focus areas for growth at the present moment and also moment by moment.

• Balancing masculine structure and feminine flow is essential for sustainable progress

• Gratitude ("heartitude") amplifies abundance and desired intention.

HERE IS THE SUMMARY OF WE SHARED:-

GOTC BUSINESS FRAMEWORK

• Uses the bee metaphor to represent unity, divine communication, and transformative power

• Framework: Balanced, Empowered, Evolve, Serve (BEES)

• Emphasises harmony between personal/professional goals and authentic self

• Focuses on recognising strengths, building confidence, and embracing growth

INNER COMPASS CREATION

• Personalised tool with 4-12 "chambers" representing key focus areas

• Participants guided to identify 4 initial focus areas (e.g. body movement, relationships, abundance)

• Emphasis on starting small and allowing natural expansion over time

• Sense - See- Feel is encouraged (e.g. "lighting up" different areas of the compass)

BALANCING MASCULINE/FEMININE ENERGIES

• Masculine provides structure/foundation for feminine flow and creativity

• Importance of self-care and avoiding burnout highlighted

• Miss G shared the struggle balancing independence (masculine) with empathy (feminine) as a counselor

• Miss N is working on embracing "humanness" while maintaining spiritual groundedness

GRATITUDE PRACTICE ("HEARTITUDE")

• May focus on amplifying gratitude

• Gratitude seen as amplifier for desires and abundance

• Encourage to practice gratitude in all interactions

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

• Breakout rooms allowed participants to experience different leadership styles

• Emphasis on "co-creation" and learning from each other's experiences

• Telegram group available for 24/7 support from the global community

NEXT STEPS

• Participants to refine their 4 initial compass chambers and continue adding/expanding

• Practice gratitude ("heartitude") daily to amplify desires

• Consider joining the 12-month Quantum Harmony Blueprint program for ongoing support

• Utilise Telegram community for continued connection and growth

What is The Magic of Women over 50?

In this video, Wendy Phillis, she midwifes Souls to Come Home.
she holds, guides and nourishes you so you can liberate yourself into sovereignty, Freedom, and live the Life you came here to live. She is holding the Archetype of the Great Mother, Temple Guide and then Mentor.

You’ll discover 5 powerful “Empowering Codes” for you to remember You Are The Magic.

🌟 She shared:-
✨ Empowering at Midlife
✨ Empowering Women's Authentic Strength
✨ Empowering Women: Reclaiming Authenticity
✨ Challenging Age Stereotypes and Healing
✨ Journey to Self-Love and Awakening
✨Empowering Women's Sexual Health After 50
✨Empowering Women Through Authenticity

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📚Mentioned:
Wendy's Offerings
https://wendyphillis.com/offerings/

Wendy's Website
https://wendyphillis.com/

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💬 Share your biggest 'AHA' moments and takeaways below in the comments!

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Lilian Hii as Guardians of The Codes Students share her experiences about Zienzi experiences. This session was unplanned and we were just share with the flow.

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Introducing the Arcturian BioArchitects – The Meditechs, the Grandpa and the Zienzi

When Relaxing Feels So Hard

The challenge of relaxing is often due to a lack of perceived safety in the body, rather than a failure to follow commands. Relaxation is a state of being that occurs when the body's nervous system feels safe enough to release tension.

Understanding Relaxation Relaxation is not a command that the body can follow; it is a state of being. The ability to relax is connected to the body's feeling of safety. When the body feels threatened, it stays in a protective, tense state.

Why Relaxing Is Difficult: Relaxation is not achieved by willpower or effort but through the body's nervous system shifting when it stops perceiving threats. External suggestions to 'just relax' are ineffective because they don't change the body's internal state. The body may remain tense due to past traumas, chronic stress, or perceived ongoing threats.

Signs of Tension: Restlessness, inability to quiet the mind, or feeling more anxious when attempting to be still. Subtle signs include holding breath, avoiding deep exhales, or constant scanning for danger.

Steps to Encourage Relaxation:-

1. Create a Safe Environment: Ensure surroundings feel safe and calming.
2. Small Physical Adjustments: Drop shoulders, soften the jaw, and breathe from the belly.
3. Gentle Movement: Engage in gentle rocking or swaying.
4. Long Exhales: Focus on longer exhales as a way to communicate with the parasympathetic nervous system.
5. Mindful Awareness: Notice sensations like the warmth of hands or the body's weight against a chair.
6. Listen to Calming Music: Allow music to help in co-regulating the nervous system. Conclusion Relaxation stems from feelings of safety, not force or command. Practices that build trust in the body can aid the process of achieving relaxation.

The discussion explores midlife crises and aging as empowering transformations, highlighting the societal fear of aging and encouraging women to embrace self-reverence and authenticity.

Key Points:

• Societal Perceptions: Aging, especially for women over 40, is generally perceived negatively by society, which fosters fear. However, midlife should be viewed as an awakening.
• Personal Transformation: Lilian is, at 46, shares a personal journey of transformative change, emphasising that midlife is not a crisis but a rebirth.
• Breaking Norms: Women in midlife often defy societal norms, ceasing to seek external approval and instead focusing on self-empowerment and living authentically.

Societal Influence:

• Women are conditioned to fear aging and seek validation from others, often missing opportunities for self-expression and pleasure.
• Midlife women, instead, become catalysts for change, embodying true power and wisdom.

Embracing Authenticity

• Real love embraces authenticity and imperfection.
• The journey challenges societal expectations and generational conditioning, encouraging women to prioritise self-respect and authentic living.

Conclusion

Midlife is an opportunity for rebirth and growth, where women can break free from societal restrictions to live empowered and authentic lives. It is a call to embrace self-love and authenticity throughout the aging process.