Agnese Kruze Agnese Kruze

Expansion by just being

Practising embodiment for 6 days in my MIECAT studies of the Master of Therapeutic Arts has brought me so many "wow" moments. I was getting “high” by returning to my BODY, SENSING and TRUSTING that it is enough to let these senses guide you. No thinking required.

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Agnese Kruze Agnese Kruze

The missing two senses…

Western concepts of the five senses - sight, sound, smell, touch and taste are therefore elements that contribute to only a portion of the human sensory experience, whilst deeper perceptual insights (oolgna and ngara) enable us to feel, respond, connect and adapt to the environment.

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Agnese Kruze Agnese Kruze

NOTHING REALLY MATTERS.

And then all the noise fades. The problems, the plans, the need to prove or fix anything - it is gone. On that scale, nothing really matters. And somehow, that’s the most peaceful feeling there is.

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Agnese Kruze Agnese Kruze

THE PUELLA

In psychology, Puella doesn’t mean a young girl in real life. It means a certain way of being inside - a symbolic pattern in the human psyche. The term Puella comes from Latin and evokes the “young feminine on the brink of becoming… at a crossroads.”

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Stone Magic

When was the last time you climbed up on a stone or pressed your palms or body against it for no logical reason at all, just because it called you?

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What Are Meta-Dreams?

I was in a tsunami disaster, but I remembered I had already dreamed, relived or predicted this. It was a dream remembering another dream. I felt like I was recreating my own movie, Inception, inside the dream.

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Held Between Frames.

Frames will probably always exist.
But if we become the ones who shape them, not the other way around, we feel free within ourselves and the frames.

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Men Don’t Cry

Let’s stop shaming what is natural.
Let’s welcome tears as part of being whole.

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Spare the Rod, spoil the child

When we punish instead of guide, we pass on the trauma of control. When we teach through love, we raise humans who do not need to UNLEARN FEAR to find themselves.

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