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Welcome to Part 2 of Drew Brophy, Physics & Sacred Geometry. Click here to check out Part I if you missed it.

In this part we dig more into more of the social aspects of what this means for us as human beings and how we can start using this knowledge to start getting the best out of life and hopefully influence others and situations to become more harmonious for the whole.

 
 

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The following are some videos that I felt help illustrate things we were talking about &/or were ideas and topics that were triggered while I was listening to the podcast playback.

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

The great attractor – the point that our galaxy is heading for – reminds me of strange attractors in chaos theory
 
 

 
 
 

Today we talk with Drew Brophy about quantum physics, art, sacred geometry, the galactic plane, resonance and the connectedness of all things.

Here we go a bit off the rails and talk about Drew’s interest in sacred geometry, physics and ancient civilizations.

Today I’m talking to Sherri Colasso, a psychic artist. We talk about Sherri’s transition from regular day job to trusting in her gifts. We learn about how she uses art and sight to help her clients move through difficult times in their lives.

This was a big deal for me. Big for my career. Big for business.

Big for being seen.

Yay for success and being seen and accepting yourself for who you are instead of waiting to be thin or pretty!

I expect a good leader to be bigger than conflict – to open arms to all voices, not just those in agreement.

I’m tired of my internet and email getting clogged with petty tyrants and narcissists trying to pass as inspirational, even “spiritual” leaders.

We fear rocking the boat by expressing our needs or we fear that even expressing those needs will not change the situation and we will have made ourselves vulnerable to rejection and disappointment.

This is the FUCKING POINT, of the meme of Ishtar… regardless of small errors – is to push back against the misogyny of inherited Judeo-Christian belief systems and make room again for the Goddess. To quibble over one of the myriad names of the Goddess that could substitute in this context is mansplaining away how Christianity covered up the Divine Source for women.

I’ve lost touch with the magic 2 times in my life – this third return is right in line with the coming of the Crone. NOT a coincidence. Synchronicity is also a sign of the magic.