Talking Life Annika Glac

We have had a fifteen year discussion (read debate!) about the meaning of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE and whether we believe in UNCONDITIONAL LOVE towards others but most importantly, towards ourselves.
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With a healthy dose of shock, surprise, awe, bewilderment, uncertainty and trepidation we invite you to contemplate, UNCONDITIONAL LOVE.

HEART AND MIND is a discussion about where we place our drivers seat. Some people place it fully in the HEART, others fully in the MIND, and then there are those who place their drivers seat something in the middle.

Have you ever considered where yours is and what effect that has on the way you drive yourself?

There are no manuals. There are guides, only for the seekers. So what happens to the rest of us? How do we choose between the HEART AND MIND?

Transformation
Is TRANSFORMATION possible?
Can we TRANSFORM? Or are we just on a journey to be the best (hopefully not the worst!) version of ourselves? Does our journeying and questioning and searching merely result in a variation of our true nature within the narrow bandwidth of our own possibilities?
And does the journey and the potential for TRANSFORMATION always entail a degree of disorder and chaos? Or can we be TRANSFORMED through joy and love and peacefulness?
Is this the illusion of our existence? The possibility of TRANSFORMATION.

Is death THE END? Is this the one and only life we live?
What is the soul and what is it’s journey?
Some people view death with fear, anxiety, finality and foreboding – THE END. Others view death with a sense of inevitability, peace and as part of a beautiful eternal continuum.
Is there value in life, without death?
And does death have a colour?

Throughout our lives, advertising follows us around promising eternal youth and anti ageing as if ageing was some sort of terminal disease. Radiant beauty, dewy skin and a perky disposition are promised as the ultimate states of being. How have we become such slaves to “youth” and why don’t we promote the glory, humour and joy that comes with age? We appreciate a wine for its vintage, realising that rest, time and maturation encourage a complexity that give it ‘legs’ and make it truly valuable and unique.Aren’t wrinkles on our faces the same as the legs of a fabulous wine?

How do you view your vision board of ageing? What is your relationship to the signs of ageing in your physical and aesthetic self and to the getting of wisdom?

INTUITION
It is often said that INTUITION is our inner teacher, the voice that has ‘our back’. And yet all too often we ignore it… shun it… stuff it in the cupboard where no utterance can be heard?
Why? What are we afraid of hearing?
How do we learn to nurture our INTUITION? And to help our selves and our children to hold onto this essential GPS for the soul.