Weekly Guidance from Kaypacha: The more we stay without turning away~

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Here is brother Kaypacha  from his New Paradigm Astrology sharing his weekly wisdom and insights…
Mantra:
“The more we share the deeper we go,
And the more the truth is revealed.
The more we stay without turning away,
The more our wounds can be healed.”

 

11 thoughts on “Weekly Guidance from Kaypacha: The more we stay without turning away~”

  1. Right on the dot! Face the dragons within and without. Ouch! But, maybe that’s the only way to get to where we have to go. I’m still going to smile, tho’, even when I walk into the shadows. It’s the best armor, because a smile physically raises the positive brain chemicals, and I’m needing all the natural inner happy juice I can manage to generate. Thnx for posting, MM.

  2. Wow. Wow. One of your best reports ever, I dare say, man. I’ve bee following your reports for years now. I enjoyed all of them (you shine some very personal vibe that comes in wide array of chamaleonic shapes, that always feel refreshing); I resonated with many of them; but this one has resonated like hell (Scorpio…indeed) in a very strange way, beyond the personal experience. It’s felt as if it was what was was there, crying out to be exposed, to be spitted out, to be pushed out like an infectious pimple, crudely, and straightforwad, in a very scorpion way. As if it was about time to be said. Weird as it may sound, amazingly synchronistic. Hats off, Kaypacha. Thank you for your insights and for your always down to earth, irreverent and no-bullshit approach.

  3. I feel this is a really important message
    it is unpopular
    more often I hear the opinion that we should leave, drop, deny, move on from anyplace or anyone who challenges our sense of self too adversely.
    acceptance and reflection. endurance and overcoming will give us a more satisfying result.

  4. oh man, you are funny. INTENSE – but you know what thank you, for validating my need st stay in wrap up and finish this crap off!

    Namaste, bless you!

  5. Intense, painful, and seemingly never-ending.. Many times I have felt the call to run away, and chastised myself for not having the “courage”/”strength” to do it – am I being a coward to stay where it is familiar but heavy, or am I being a coward by running away? This report gives credence and helps me have faith that it has been right to stay and try to work with things, even tho’ it has felt like hell and back. I will attempt to practice patience, forgiveness and compassion (to self and others), and also attempt to keep on keeping on.. hanging in there!! Thank you. Namaste.

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