Blooming Edge

08/27/2025

Are you in?

07/22/2025

Yearly tribute to my love Montauk Ditch Plains
Can you feel it? The Magic

04/23/2025

10/24/2024

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09/02/2024

Gentle and kind can be bada$$ and fierce?

08/06/2024

What happens when we change our filters and our perceptions of why certain events are unfolding in our lives?

Do you take responsibility for your life?
This is literally one of the most sacred and simultaneously challenging practices: to take complete responsibility for my life and the manifestations of content within it.

Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to practice and to clear this pattern. I am the creator of the reality which I see.

08/06/2024

Everyday we make choices about how we perceive our reality. Often, we are unaware that we are making these choices. This lack of awareness makes us perceive reality as though it just is, with no possible alternative. It is only when we begin to acknowledge our filters and our habitual patterns of interaction with the events in our environment that we can begin to have agency and feel less trapped in our lives. This is not a simple process as we have become so invested in believing that the way that we have been perceiving is the truth. When that comes into question it can feel very discomforting. However, without challenging the status quo of our perceptions nothing can change. We must change the way that we are seeing in order to see the world differently. In other words, the world that we see is a direct reflection of our own filters. Many of the most ancient practices, ceremonies, and rituals are (were) an attempt to wake us up to our own filters and veils. When we even acknowledge that we are the creators of our realities, new possibilities unfold.
Written Feb 20, 2019 Allison Weliky

Do you agree?

07/31/2024

Re-membering the body, the spirit, and the heart of the Ma-tri-arch.

Etymology
Of Latin origin, via or reinforced by Old French matriarche, from Latin māter (“mother”) + -archa, -arches, from Ancient Greek -άρχης (-árkhēs), from ἀρχός (arkhós, “chief”), ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₂ergʰ- (“to begin, rule, command”). Surface analysis matri- +‎ -arch.

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