Circle Stories From The Heart

Having reached the magical age of 66, I find myself reflecting on who I am and what I have learned. Here are some of the keys for me: Much love to all From my heart to your heart. *** Home Practice: Take a few quiet moments to reflect on the flow of your life. There

Guest Post by Karin Vanhinsberg, Retreat Attendee/Mentor & Circle Member In my heart I feel that all things connected with standing in our own Pillar of Light are also seeds to planting the dream of Unity. Our Pillar of Light is us shining out as our fully embodied, empowered selves; our way of Being our

Guest Post For my 33rd birthday, looking for answers, seeking peace and happiness, I decided to gift myself a weekend at the Edge. Little did I know it would change my life. Yearning for deep healing, I immersed myself in this experience which was unknown yet strangely familiar. I was meant to be here. To

Guest Post by Jane Large, Retreat Attendee & Mentor, Circle Member Each of us has a Heart Song, a unique sound that is part of the Symphony of Life, the song of the One Heart of Creation. This is what we came here to contribute – to share the most magnificent sound that is ours

Guest Post by Jocelynne Robinson, Collective Circle Member During a Heart Blossom retreat I recently attended, we were invited to seek out a rock that was willing to reveal it’s ancient wisdom to us about what is blossoming in our hearts. We were further invited to paint with watercolour what we could see in the

By Martha Lucier, CCSS Co-Founder 32 years ago, as I lay next to my two and a half year old daughter, Natalie, I recall hearing an important message that has stuck with me ever since.  As she clutched her favourite stuffed animal, ‘Popples’, I heard an inner voice share these words ‘It is important for

By Hedy Minten, Retreat Attendee & Circle Member ~ Surrender, photo by Hedy Minten In our Spirit Canoe, we sit, ready to embark. The river winds ahead. Large, smooth, dark boulders sit like calm shadows, ancient guardians to guide and protect us. Tall, evergreen trees stand sentinel behind them, alive and dancing in their quiet

Guest Post by Jane Large, Retreat Attendee & Mentor, Circle Member It is no wonder that water is universally loved and desired. Waters nourished us inside and out- it not only gives us the gift of Life, but it also baths us with its healing sounds and beautiful vistas. And as it turns out, water

Guest Post by Jane Large, Retreat Attendee & Mentor, Circle Member In Japan, Kintsukuroi, is the ancient art of mending broken or cracked pottery with gold or silver. In this tradition, the belief is that the object is more beautiful for having been broken… We tend to avoid breaking anything in fear of being seen