Full circle is not a return but a spiral. We come back to the same ground yet higher, carrying scars, dreams, and the quiet fire of survival. Who am I dissolves into emptiness, where nothing stands alone. Compassion, moderation, and humility guide the way. The Divine lives in the now; in past or future it is only the ego that lives.
Rhiannon’s lesson lives in us. When blame twists care into shame, the Mother and the Horse split: strength turns to mute labor, love becomes a public load. Truth returns with the child and the sentence ends. Mother and Horse join again. We carry only what is ours, protect the tender life within, and walk through the open gate with steady eyes. Hope. Trust. Progress. And go. The gate is open. Go on
This piece explores the deep feminine force moving through all life beyond gender, inviting us to embrace what we have shamed or neglected. Through the symbols of rot, renewal, the Fire Rabbit, and the ladybird, it reminds us that authenticity arises when we embody our true nature with fearless instinct and quiet grace.
Hidden knots of the psyche such as fear, guilt, and desire begin to loosen not through control but through presence. With the fierce clarity of Vajrapāṇi, the inner fire of Vajrayoginī, and the clear flight of Garuda, this is a path of deeper power: to act without reacting, to transform without force.
The Great Nothing symbolizes despair, nihilism, and the forgetting of one’s true nature. Atreyu does not fight it with force but by remembering his own heart. He keeps his heart alive when everything else fades. In doing so, he realizes that saving the world is the same as saving his own heart. When all around is emptiness, he discovers the truth: I AM Alive. Emptiness is not death. Emptiness is pure potential.
