Feb 19 (edited) • General discussion
I love this week!!! Fehu Reflections
The content and energetics this week have been rich for me. Feeling my whole body vibrating with remembrance. I’m seeing, hearing and feeling the truth rise from within. And I love that it aligns with the lunar new year.
Sharing my ponderings:
- Fehu centering divine feminine as a guide to divine union which brings us back to the center of all things- the center of divinity which is within and everywhere. Norns and wells representing us finding this divine remembrance
- We exist in the whole and the whole exists within the/our center
- When I call upon Fehu, I always see Ansuz(Union?)
- Yggdrasill as feminine- has anyone heard this understanding? I’ve heard some historical info to suggest the world tree as a representation for the Goddess who holds all life, cycles of birth, transformation and death. Tree as the womb of creation. Odin sacrificing/surrendering his ego and mundane view to Life, to transformation, to Yggdrasill, to the Goddess
- Masculinity and femininity in their fullness and maturity
- Feminine was the center for years, the wisdom of the breakage in that orientation
- Chaos, destruction, fear of loss, aging, control, power at the expense of the nature and humanity as the seeking of the Goddess
- Ragnorok as renewal and reconciliation: wisdoms that call us to heal the poisons and wounds of division, the call to shamanism(transformation) to sacred feminine/rebirth/remembrance
- Receiving the Runes as the shift from the oral hystery of the Volur to written history - from non physical to physical- surrendering to transformation as a process to embody light. To complete transformation drinking from the well
- Water, vehicle of rebirth, knowledge to wisdom as surrendering to the feminine within, to the omnipresent center, to transformation
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