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Cait Johnson
March 18, 2001
4:52 pm
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Life is made up of patterns, and sacred geometry holds answers for us in the very shape of things.

The CIRCLE is a reminder of wholeness and the round-and-round nature of life-cycles. We can take a lot of comfort in the way seasons and the very hours of the day repeat endlessly.

Think of all the things that are circular. From the symbol for nothing to the symbol for the powerful life-giving sun, circles cover a lot of territory. Circles are egalitarian and inclusive; it was for very good reason that King Arthur placed his knights at a Round Table. Give some thought to all of the interconnecting circles in your life. How can we invite a more inclusive way of being into our lives?

Read more: Spirit, Guidance

By Cait Johnson, Assistant Producer, Care2 Healthy Living Channels.

Cait Johnson

Cait Johnson, MFA, is the author of six books, including Earth, Water, Fire, and Air: Essential Ways of Connecting to Spirit, Witch in the Kitchen, Celebrating the Great Mother and Tarot Games. She has been a counselor for more than 20 years, and teaches workshops on seasonal elemental approaches to self-healing, conscious eating, and soul-nurturing creativity.

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peggy p.

1:02AM PST on Jan 4, 2012

thank you

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Mac C.

8:58AM PST on Jan 3, 2012

nice thoughts

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Bon L.

5:33PM PST on Jan 14, 2011

Thanks for the info.

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Robert O.

5:54PM PST on Dec 21, 2010

Very nice. When I think about the circle I try to think about wholeness and the cycle of nature. I never really used to care for the circle since to me it symbolized repeating negative cycles without having emerged with any new found knowledge or closure. Thankfully I've moved past that.