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Shrek didn't run from his inner shadows and insecurities and neither should you. He expressed them to a talking donkey and then overcame them to become a fuller expression of himself, but green.

When we pay attention to the Language of the Argonauts or "symbology" of the "Art" St. Michael is often depicted in, we notice the "Scales" and a "Flaming Sword". The Kundalini is often described as a "Flaming Sword". Michael’s connection to Ophiuchus and the Middle Pillar is found in both art and positioning: Artistic Mirror: Michael is often depicted in art holding a sword or scales and trampling a serpent/dragon. Some researchers, such as those featured on Medium, suggest that Michael’s traditional poses mirror the constellations Ophiuchus and Hercules. The Solar Center: Michael is the Archangel of the Sun and governs Tiphareth, the central sphere of the Middle Pillar. Tiphareth is the "Beauty" or "Heart" center where the ascending energy of the earth (Kundalini) and the descending energy of the heavens (Middle Pillar) meet and harmonize. Michael as Ophiuchus: Just as Ophiuchus (Asclepius) is the "Great Healer" who holds the serpent of wisdom, Michael is the "Prince of Light" who masters the lower serpent energy to protect the divine order. I've circled the important parts of this image i will reference in a few posts below. "The Language of the Birds" (often linked to argotique or the "Green Language") is a recurring esoteric concept in alchemy, occultism, and mythology, frequently interpreted as a hidden, divine language used in mystical texts rather than a conventional spoken tongue. It is commonly linked by alchemists to the story of Jason and the Argonauts.

I’m going to say soon Not in a time sense It’s a feeling Layers are not solid The curtains are parting