Comments on: Get the Balance Right with Justice http://www.bluelightlady.com/blog/2009/10/get-the-balance-right-with-justice/ Navigating the celestial Fri, 03 Feb 2012 20:49:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Danielle http://www.bluelightlady.com/blog/2009/10/get-the-balance-right-with-justice/comment-page-1/#comment-706 Danielle Sat, 10 Oct 2009 06:30:59 +0000 http://www.bluelightlady.com/blog/?p=802#comment-706 Saluting all that is clear and true in you, dear reader! Thank you for expanding on what I have written with your own experience. You highlighted the value of learning from our challenges over time exceptionally well. Saluting all that is clear and true in you, dear reader!

Thank you for expanding on what I have written with your own experience. You highlighted the value of learning from our challenges over time exceptionally well.

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.bluelightlady.com/blog/2009/10/get-the-balance-right-with-justice/comment-page-1/#comment-705 Anonymous Sat, 10 Oct 2009 04:45:21 +0000 http://www.bluelightlady.com/blog/?p=802#comment-705 Dear Danielle, I loved your article. Your articles on the Tarot are giving me much deeper insight into the Tarot than I have known before. Thank you. Your last paragraph is what I would like to address. "The truth of Justice is that you can't be true to another until you are completely true to yourself." How true indeed I find these words. But it hasn't come easy for me. For many years, because of teachers I have respected, and loves that I have had, I have often become confused with a statement such as the above. I have often walked the line (inside) between, 'Is it me, or is it them?' Where am I? The confusion between loving another and keeping my own 'space' has never been easy. That is why I wanted to respond to your article, because, over time, I do feel that this statement is absolutely true. For who are we anyway when we hold complete to our own center? I find it a bit 'tricky' of a proposition, because, until one has (in my opinion) been challanged enough - pulled in- pulled out - it won't be until there has been enough challanges that one can then say with courage: This is where I live - come join me if you like. I find that it is through the challanges that we have faced that we on the flip side of the coin can therefore say, OK, this is what I did 10 years ago, but it won't be the same what I do this year. Hence, the (loving energies of the zodiac) energies have such a way of presenting themselves to us, and through inwardly growing, they allow us to keep releasing (underline releasing) the old, the ugly, and the past which keeps us locked into an in-hospitable system of uneccesary loneliness. 'Being yourself' has had some 'bad raps' attached to it. I don't think people really understand it. So, to get back to the point of your comment. When I initially met a teacher who kept pointing me to myself even though I had strong feelings for him, I eventually got the message. When I stay in me, the feelings, thoughts, sensations, memories, I experience belong to me. The deeper I can experience me, (and whatever I feel, think or remember), the deeper I experience myself and that connection. Therefore, that's what it's all about...Energies travel along particular pathways, therefore, if I am clear, my pathways and relationships are also clear (and dear)!. Thank you, Danielle Dear Danielle,

I loved your article. Your articles on the Tarot are giving me much deeper insight into the Tarot than I have known before. Thank you.

Your last paragraph is what I would like to address. “The truth of Justice is that you can’t be true to another until you are completely true to yourself.”

How true indeed I find these words. But it hasn’t come easy for me. For many years, because of teachers I have respected, and loves that I have had, I have often become confused with a statement such as the above. I have often walked the line (inside) between, ‘Is it me, or is it them?’ Where am I? The confusion between loving another and keeping my own ‘space’ has never been easy.

That is why I wanted to respond to your article, because, over time, I do feel that this statement is absolutely true. For who are we anyway when we hold complete to our own center?

I find it a bit ‘tricky’ of a proposition, because, until one has (in my opinion) been challanged enough – pulled in- pulled out – it won’t be until there has been enough challanges that one can then say with courage: This is where I live – come join me if you like.

I find that it is through the challanges that we have faced that we on the flip side of the coin can therefore say, OK, this is what I did 10 years ago, but it won’t be the same what I do this year.

Hence, the (loving energies of the zodiac) energies have such a way of presenting themselves to us, and through inwardly growing, they allow us to keep releasing (underline releasing) the old, the ugly, and the past which keeps us locked into an in-hospitable system of uneccesary loneliness.

‘Being yourself’ has had some ‘bad raps’ attached to it. I don’t think people really understand it.

So, to get back to the point of your comment. When I initially met a teacher who kept pointing me to myself even though I had strong feelings for him, I eventually got the message. When I stay in me, the feelings, thoughts, sensations, memories, I experience belong to me. The deeper I can experience me, (and whatever I feel, think or remember), the deeper I experience myself and that connection.

Therefore, that’s what it’s all about…Energies travel along particular pathways, therefore, if I am clear, my pathways and relationships are also clear (and dear)!.

Thank you, Danielle

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