One of the key aspects of the creative feminine principle - creative stillness – is the ability to discern the difference between free will and flow. (Putting free will into creative action is the masculine principle’s job.) I find this to be a significant challenge and a pretty important discernment to develop in order to manifest outcomes [...]
Archive for February, 2012
Sita’s True Fire Test
Posted in consciousness, culture, literature, love, spirituality, transculturalism, women's issues, tagged ACT Seattle, Bollywood, Rama, Ramayana, Shah Rukh Khan, Sita, Swades on February 14, 2012 | 1 Comment »
As an ardent lover of Krishna and a fan of the sophisticated epic Mahabharata and its seminal core, The Bhagvad Gita, I’d spent most of my life dismissing the Ramayana as a decidedly lesser thing. Not only did it appear primitive in comparison, but it was also disturbing that its vacillating male God falls prey to his people’s [...]
