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HOLOGRAPHIC EMBODIMENT ~ Aligning with the influx of Grace
by
Mary MacNab ©
2008 MatrixChange, Inc. All Rights Reserved
As the old falls away and the new begins to reveal itself, I am awed at the
process of shattering and shaping that is moving us all into flow. We are
moving from a paradigm of fixed reality structures into one of morphable,
flexible, fluidity in form.
Consider the caterpillar, carefully constructing its cocoon or chrysalis,
wrapping itself up tight, as it prepares to liquefy and totally shift its essence.
What happens inside the wrappings is liquefaction, a complete return to
formlessness, before entering another phase of life in an entirely new form.
We are being provided with an exquisite opportunity to morph into entirely
new beings without needing to move through the form change we call ‘death’.
We need not shed our current physical forms to embody something entirely
new. Some of us have done this in consciousness for decades, lifetimes
even. This is different. This is special. This is the ‘return of the Goddess’,
the descent of Grace. And we, fortunate beings, are the conduits for the
Shift...
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AGREEMENTS AND HOW THEY FUNCTION
by
Mary MacNab ©
2000-2008 MatrixChange, Inc. All Rights Reserved
What is
an Agreement?
Agreements
form the foundation of our personality structures. We make these agreements
as part of our childhood conditioning / socialization process.
One
example of such an agreement is the burned child. The child
touches fire or a hot stove for the first time and pulls their hand back
from the heat in shock, or a parent, filled with fear, grabs the child
away from the heat, or the child is actually burned and experiences both
the shock of the burn and the fear of it happening it again. The child
then makes an unconscious agreement to avoid the experience of being
burned to prevent it ever happening again.
An
example agreement is; I will never touch the stove again so
later in life food preparation becomes an issue but the person never
really knows why. Or, the child could make an agreement to dislike heat
or fire leading to later physical phobias or heat-related symptoms.
The examples
used here are simple ones. Many of our agreements are much more complex
and pertain to larger life issues than whether to touch a hot stove or
a fire or not, but they function in exactly the same way.
When and
Why do we make these Agreements?
We make agreements
in response to the experience of shock or fear. The bigger the shock
or the more intense the terror, the stronger the agreement we make. These
agreements form the rules that we live by, quite literally.
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SYMPTOM-CAUSING PATTERNS: How to Identify and Process
by
Mary MacNab ©
2000-2008 MatrixChange, Inc. All Rights Reserved
What
is a symptom-causing pattern?
A symptom-causing pattern is a program in the unconscious
/ subconscious mind(s) that is usually made up of two or
three agreements, triggered by a specific emotion or state
of mind. The pattern causes physical, emotional and/or life
events identifiable as ‘symptomatic’ to manifest
whenever the trigger is present.
The
agreements that are part of a symptom-causing pattern are
no different from any other type of agreement or rule in
our unconscious minds. They function as part of the programmed
set of rules we know as our ‘reality’.
The thing that makes a symptom-causing pattern unique is the effect it
can have on our minds and lives. These patterns are the major cause of
most of our physical life events or chronic physical symptoms. An example
of how this type of patterning works could be realizing that we start
getting colds or the flu whenever we are about to do something fun...
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"Only those who can leave behind everything they have ever believed in can hope to escape." ~ Williams S. Burroughs