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01/01/2020

Janus

was the Roman god of doorways ,gates, passages, choices, beginnings and endings. He is usually depicted with two faces, one on each side of the head for this reason. He was one of the earliest gods of Rome, sometimes referred to as the “god of gods”.
The first month of the year is called January named after Janus, because this month is the door to the year. He represents all beginnings and possesses the ability to see all things past and future.
Julius Caesar thought it would be appropriate for January, Janus' namesake month, to be the doorway to a new year, and when he created the Julian calendar, he made January 1 the first day of the year. The celebration of the year and making resolutions go back much further than Rome, the first being recorded in Babylon about 4000 years ago. This celebration, known as the Akitu festival, which lasted 11 days, was dedicated to the rebirth of the Anunaki sun god Marduk. The Babylonians made promises in order to get on the right side of all of their gods, which is where the tradition of New Years Resolutions come from. Calendars weren’t as they are today, so they kicked things off in late March during the first new moon after the Spring Equinox.
So if you want to give your prayers/resolutions/affirmation more strength you can try using Janus and Marduk in your rituals. For those that may be opposed to that you have to think about the fact that you’re already indulging in a known pagan ritual that goes back thousands of years before the religious practices that you practice today even existed.
It’s very interesting seeing how our modern day rituals, traditions, holidays, practices etc come about. Most times we have no clue, we’re just following tradition because everyone else around us is doing the same. Learning the etymology of words is a good start, afterwards you can begin to delve into the etymology of tradition. Through this process you will find that all roads lead back to self, which is where the deepest delving should always take place. With knowledge comes responsibility. Remember to keep it Whole-listic. A Healthy & Bountiful 2020 to all. @ Whole-listic Life Village

01/12/2019

S*X

After cannabis s*x is probably the most abused thing on the planet, reminiscent of a drug. The reason why I say it is abused is because it’s usually done unconsciously, only with intentions to feel good for a moment or bust a nut/climax. Don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with feeling good, but it’s almost like using a Bugatti or Ferrari to deliver pizzas. There’s so much more that you can do with it then just looking for a brief moment of satisfaction and pleasure. If used correctly it sends healing vibrations through the bodies, helps to remove stress, trauma and blockages , when coupled with cannabis it’s one of the most effective ways to open the heart chakra, and don’t even start talking about the power of manifestation when s*x (sacred energy exchange) is added into the equation. Ladies when you open yourself up you’re not just opening your legs, but you’re also opening gateways and portals that allow life and different forms of energies to enter into this earth plane. Fellas when you’re sliding into that sweet groove you’re providing the keys to unlock these gateways and portals. It’s all just fun and games after a drunken night of clubbing and unconscious “f**king” until you look up and y’all wondering how that demon child got here. The same works in reverse. When you’re conscious and approach it a certain way (setting intentions/mood etc) and you look at the manifestation of something great happening or the creation of a love child , you did that. We have the power and capability to do either or, we just have to tap into it. With knowledge comes responsibility. *x @ Whole-listic Life Village

28/11/2019

This is the number one vice in the world now. Years ago everyone was talking about the microchip technology that they were going to start putting inside of people, but that was just a diversion. Most of us were already carrying the mark of the beast. We’ve reached the point in our society where the benefits of the technology no longer outweigh it’s detriment. As I sit here typing on my smartphone to deliver this message it’s very apparent that without it I would never reach most of you. There was a time when our body/biological technology worked well, but after generations of being dependent on these devices we’ve crippled ourselves. It’s no different than if one day you picked up a pair of crutches and began using them to walk. Fast forward 2-3 years and your legs would grow so weak that you wouldn’t be able to walk without them. The same holds true for the mind/brain. Here’s the test; of your hundreds of contacts that you have stored in your device, how many could you dial from memory? With knowledge comes responsibility

13/11/2019

There are layers and levels to all of this. The vagina/womb is a portal to bring life into existence in this, the earth, plane. Scientists say that stars don’t explode, they implode,!which is basically collapsing into itself. Just think of how a star in the sky disappears from the sky and a star is born on this earth plane What if that very star incarnates into the avatar of man. Science tells us things, religions tell us things, metaphysics tells us things. What if they all hold pieces and clues that when put together gives us a clear and whole picture. That would mean that they’re all right, just incomplete without the others;all arms and legs of the same body of inflammation/knowledge. We have to start to thinking of things from a “Whole-listic “ perspective if we truly over and under standing. I really love delving deep. This is really just scratching the surface, but it’s good for thought.

07/10/2019

If you have no idea what they're talking about then there's a pretty good chance that they could be talking about you.

07/10/2019

Take a screenshot and see what you are

15/09/2019

Batter fried tejadas with mango habanero guacamole. Something simple, nutritious and delicious.

12/08/2019

31/07/2019

Being able to accept constructive criticism is certainly a gift in this day and age. Having someone in your circle that is willing to step outside of status quo and tell you what you're doing wrong as well as what you're doing right is key. Most of us only want gratification, immediate at that, so we surround ourselves with those people and things that make us "feel" better. Not to say that there is anything wrong with having people in your corner that make you feel better, but having someone in your corner that makes you "be" better is just as, if not even more important. If you're heading in the wrong direction you should want someone to point that out as opposed to just encouraging you to keep on going until you reach the wrong destination. At that point it's too late. We must learn to accept the criticism and process it, extract what's good from it and utilize it to be better. At the end of the day it's only an opportunity to grow. Use it like fertilizer to help you blossom and bloom.

26/07/2019

This has been becoming more and more prevalent in conversations these days. There’s nothing that causes separation, especially in relationships, more than “Growth”. Whether growing apart, growing in different directions, or simply not growing at all. This is where being equally yoked comes into play because as long as you both have the same destination in mind, you can arrive together or meet up there. Now if you’re trying to get to the tropics and they’re trying to get to NYC then the only thing you can really do is wave at one another in passing or someone has to change direction. I think that’s one of the most important initial conversations that you can have with someone when first discovering each other is “where are you headed?”You wouldn’t get in a car, train or plane without knowing where it’s headed. Why would you enter relationships that way unless you don’t have a destination and you’re just going on an adventure. That’s good too if you’re good with it. With knowledge comes responsibility.

26/07/2019

Life is as such. We’re here not to “go” through life and be what’s commonly accepted as successful. We’re here to “grow” through life and master this human experience. Going through life, many times you’ll find yourself moving in circles as opposed to growing through life you’ll see it coming in cycles or spirals. Through it all just keep your 👁 on the prize.