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In the Wholeness of Christ Integration
In the Wholeness of Christ Integration

As we journey through this Advent season, we are invited to live out practices of becoming in our daily lives, embracing the unique opportunities to impact our spheres of influence—whether local, virtual, or mystical.

The phrase, “For such a time as this,” calls us to rise with heart and courage, embodying our spiritual learnings through actions that ripple outward. Whether we find ourselves healing relationships, fostering peace, or sparking transformation, we are reminded of the deep truth: “We were made for these times.”

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For Unto Us – In the Divine Love of Christ Ever Unfolding
For Unto Us – In the Divine Love of Christ Ever Unfolding

Love, in its essence, is an evolutionary force, constantly becoming and expressing in new ways. This cosmic birthing is not abstract; it is incarnate in our actions, our presence, and our hearts, as we participate in the unfolding of divine love in the universe.

Through practices like Curatio Divina, inspired by the sacredness of nature, and reflecting on our spheres of influence, we are invited to embody love. Let us give and receive the Christ-light, create space for new beginnings, and co-participate in the birthing movements of love in the world.

This Christmas, may we awaken as love—born anew, radiant with divine light, ready to nurture and transform the world.

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In the Womb of the Divine Mother
In the Womb of the Divine Mother

This Advent season, we are invited into the nurturing mystery of the Divine Mother’s womb—a sacred space of waiting, regeneration, and unknowing. It is a time to rest in the depths of God’s embrace, cultivating our Christ-being as we are held in faith and anticipation of new life.

We are invited to embody hope, trust in unseen growth, and embrace the calling of these times with courage and intention. In this season of gestation, we prepare for the collective birthing of God's presence in us and the world around us, awakening to our divine identity and purpose.

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Becoming Wombful
Becoming Wombful

The Wombful WeSpace of Generativity
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Integrating the Heart and Womb in Communal Becoming

In our WeSpace groups in ICN, we most often and naturally experience the shared space among us primarily from our heart center. As the heart is our center of relationality, that makes sense. 

The womb center also has a powerful capacity for collective awareness. The WeSpace of the womb is of a different nature, and for many, can be difficult to experience—especially if our attention is caught up in the strength of our heartful connection of love and relationality.

What would it look like to set the intention to directly explore the shared womb space in integration with our heartful connection? 

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The Glory of Wombful Mercy
The Glory of Wombful Mercy

Mercy in a wombful sense is a glorious way of meeting grief. 

A wombful mercy springs forth not from power over, but arises from the depths of sacred Origin. The ever-present beginning-ing that is always happening.

A wombful mercy embraces our grief and holds it in the compassion of deep empathy—with us in the midst of it, from inside the womb. It remains and releases in response to what is embodied here and now. It is able to hold and let go, in the blessedly ripe and right time.

A wombful mercy evokes a more feminine way of meeting pain and dejection, less concerned with fixing or trying to absolve, it stays with us as long as we need in great care.

A wombful mercy is creative and illuminative. It gives birth to new life and wonderous conceptions.

A wombful mercy is communal, helping give birth to a new sense of ourselves. It lets go of “shoulds” for ourselves and others, freeing us into the fullness of our unique, authentic being in divine creativity—held together in communion, 

How might you welcome and embody wombful mercy today and this week?

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