Enjoying the Difference – The Quiet Art of Living Between Paradigms
by Lian Henriksen
October 10, 2025
Last night, something small but meaningful unfolded.
My son and his partner had planned a birthday celebration for little Wilbur on Sunday — a gath...
Soul Integration Journal – October 8, 2025
by Lian Henriksen
October 8, 2025
🌿 Soul Integration Journal – October 8, 2025
When Truth and Love Meet, Frequency Rises
This morning I pendulum-checked my energy after sending a le...
Bridging Two Maps of Consciousness: Sal Rachele & Dr. David Hawkins in Personal Integration
by Lian Henriksen
October 6, 2025
Over the years, I’ve found that spiritual frameworks can be both inspiring and confusing. They offer language for the invisible, yet the real work ...
The Oak Tree on My Balcony – A Gift, A Memory, A Rooting
by Lian Henriksen
July 27, 2025
This morning’s contemplation was unusually fruitful. I don’t even know where to begin.
Lately, my thoughts have been circling around how to promote...
Is It Really “So Easy” to Get Dementia These Days? A Whisper from the Field
by Lian Henriksen
July 18, 2025
Dementia is not just a breakdown of the brain. It is often a fracturing of identity, soul-fragments retreating, unreconciled grief, accumulated noise never given silence. It is not a punishment. Nor always preventable. But it is sometimes a quiet cry: “Let me go where the timeline is softer. Let me return to the garden where memory is not required to feel loved.”
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