The Pentagram and the Law of Regeneration – The Quintessence, Golden Ratio of Phi, and the Holographic Nature of the Universe

The Pentagram and the Law of Regeneration – The Quintessence, Golden Ratio of Phi, and the Holographic Nature of the Universe: The Pentagram and the Law of Regeneration – The Quintessence, Golden Ratio of Phi, and the Holographic Nature of the Universe › Dr. Linda Gadbois › Spiritual Sciences - Mystery School Teachings

The Pentagram is a geometric symbol formed as a five-pointed star contained within a circle (Monad), and typically represents what’s called the 5th element of the ether, which can also be thought of as the primary element of the “mind and soul” that precedes all material manifestations. It represents the power of the mind in being able to shape and utilize the 4 elements of the material world as a means of creating, and as the base element or etheric model which we then continue to develop to a higher, and more refined state of self-perfection, forming what’s called the Quintessence . . . 

The Energetic Law of Seasons: Winter – A Time of Reflection, Re-evaluation, and Setting New Goals

The Energetic Law of Seasons: Winter – A Time of Reflection, Re-evaluation, and Setting New Goals: The Energetic Law of Seasons: Winter – A Time of Reflection, Re-evaluation, and Setting New Goals › Dr. Linda Gadbois ›

This is the time of year when we draw our energies inward, spend time reflecting on the year past, evaluating our progress and where we're at in our life, and forming new goals for actualizing in the coming year . . .  

2 Forgotten Healing Herbs of Christmas (skin balm recipe included!)

2 Forgotten Healing Herbs of Christmas (skin balm recipe included!): 2 Forgotten Healing Herbs of Christmas (skin balm recipe included!) › Dr. Linda Gadbois › Spiritual Sciences - Mystery School Teachings

An article written by my friend Nick Polizzi, who's the director of The Scared Science, on 2 of the best known Christmas herbs . . . 

How to Think Creatively - Training Your Mind

Alchemy - Transformation at the Unified Field of Consciousness

Beliefs, Delusions, and the Mind’s ability to Perpetuate its Own Experiences

Beliefs, Delusions, and the Mind’s ability to Perpetuate its Own Experiences: Beliefs, Delusions, and the Mind’s ability to Perpetuate its Own Experiences › Dr. Linda Gadbois › Spiritual Sciences - Mystery School Teachings

One of the most basic ways we create using our mind and will without realizing it, comes through our ability to consistently produce the outer reality of our beliefs and opinions, formed as internal representations that set the thematic basis for experience. We faithfully "see" the outer world whatever conforms to our beliefs about it, making it difficult to realize the "difference" between truth and fantasy, because they're both formed in the same way using the same aspects of our own mind . .

The Principles Involving Death, Transformation, and Our Journey through the Afterlife

The Principles Involving Death, Transformation, and Our Journey through the Afterlife: The Principles Involving Death, Transformation, and Our Journey through the Afterlife › Dr. Linda Gadbois › Spiritual Sciences - Mystery School Teachings 

Death and what happens to us after we die, is one of the greatest concerns and mysteries there are. There’s probably no greater fear than the type born out of a desperate sense of uncertainty and not knowing, where we contemplate death as either punishment or reward for how we lived our life and what resulted from our own actions and deeds, or as a form of personal annihilation. Yet death, like life, is a fundamental part of an even greater process of growth, development, and transformation. All life throughout the entire universe is formed, sustained, and transmuted through the parent Law of Polarity, where opposite aspects of the same idea and force (equation) interact in forming a single unit that’s greater than both while also encompassing and being comprised of both. Life and death are no exceptions, because they’re ‘polar opposites of the same thing’ and are complementary in nature, which means they’re paradoxical and appear to contradict each other, where one is postulated as a beginning and the other an ending, rather than viewed as a continuation of the same evolutionary growth process as it moves through different stages . . .