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Der er noget fascinerende og beroligende, både for børn og voksne, ved at kigge på glimmer der langsomt bevœger sig rundt. I min undervisning bruger jeg glimmerflasken til at vise børn og voksne, hvordan sindet fungere og hvad der naturligt sker, når vi ikke underholder eller forsøger at styrer vores tœnkning. Når vi ved, hvordan noget fungere, falder sindet til ro. Vores sind bliver klart og det bliver lettere at se nye muligheder og løsninger. Vi er ikke lœngere i vores følelsersvold. Udover at bruge glimmerflasken som undervisningsredskab kan den bruges af både børn og voksne til øjeblikke med ro. Glimmerflasken er nem og sjov at lave sammen, og man kan lave sin helt egen individuelle flaske. Nedenfor kan du følge den opskrift jeg bruger.
Glimmerflaske:
60 ml glycerine 175 ml meget varmt vand 2-3 tsk glimmer 2-3 små dråber opvaskemiddel Bland det varme vand og glycerine i flasken. Tilsœt glimmer og ryst flasken. Fyld resten af flasken med vand. Glimmeret vil samle sig på toppen. Tilsœt opvaskemiddel og ryst flasken igen. Glimmer vil begynde at falde til bunds. I live an inspired life when I express beyond my intellect's assessment and analysis of what it says is allowed. I live an inspired life when I move beyond my intellect's assessment and analysis of what it says I can and cannot do. I live an inspired life when I listen beyond my intellect innocently believing it has my best at heart as it assesses the moment on the basis of a life already lived. I live an inspired life the moments my heart is fully open. Because in that moment I am ready to hear.  Art: JMHR
 Alle mine personlige oplevelser af mig selv, andre og verden omkring mig (hvad jeg føler, sanser og tænker på) er live TV i nuet - min oplevelse af virkeligheden skabes 100% indefra-og-ud øjeblik-til-øjeblik 100% af tiden, også når det ikke føles sådan og ser sådan ud. Afhængigt af hvor jeg uskyldigt befinder mig i den mentale bevidsthedselevator er = graden af min overbevisning om hvor min oplevelser kommer fra. Er jeg nærmere eller i kulkælderen ligner det min oplevelse skabes udefra-og-ind og jo højere op jeg befinder mig jo klarer ser jeg at også det er indefra-og-ud. For mig er det = frihed, at vide at turene op og ned i elevatoren ikke er op til mig, men en del af at være menneske. Jeg oplever igen og igen, og særligt på de lavere etager, at jeg der er mere tilbøjelig til at søge efter en op-knap eller trykker på hvad der ser ud som en op-knap. Konsekvensen for mig er, at jo længere tid tager det, jo mere udmattet føler jeg mig og nogle gange ender jeg på etagere længere nede. En gamer-changer for mig var at opdage at turene op og ned er flydende, de er i naturlig bevægelse. Det er en smuk del af vores menneskelige design, hvordan vi er bygget. Jeg oplever igen og igen at jo mindre jeg lytter til mit intellekt/ego jo færre hak på turene oplever jeg, og jo mere jeg lytter/møder op fra et åbent hjerte og åbent sind jo mere lethed oplever jeg.
 I notice that my best decisions are made from clarity and inner quiet, a deeper knowing if you will. From that space there is no decision to make but a meaningful and natural direction in which to move. I notice time and time again that what is always holding me back from living the highest version of who I am is me innocently believing my personal thinking is Truth. When in fact it can't be Truth. Truth is consistent. Truth is true 100% of the time all of the time. Whether I think I can or can't do something or who I think I am in any given moment is always changing, and therefor is not Truth. The Truth - we are, by design, whole and intact. Like the sky. No matter the severity of the storm the sky remains clear and intact. The only thing that can take us away from knowing this? Innocently misunderstanding where our experience is coming from 100% of the time, every time. What if decisions where made, not from what you think about, but from what occurs natural for you to do when you explore from an open mind and open heart?
 The clearer we see who we are and our innate qualities as human beings the clearer we see it in others, and we naturally become more impactful and effective in serving the people in our community. I'm often asked "so how do I do that?", "what are the tools?". My best how-to tool is simple "stay in the conversation, continue exploring and you may be surprised by what you see." We often turn, and sometimes we even run away from the conversation because we fear what will happen when we dare not be afraid of loosening the grip on what we think we know. That's human. All it means is that in those moments we listen not from an open mind and open heart but to the intellect/ego. I've noticed that a lot of times when we listen to people struggling with the human experience we are quick to jump to conclusions, to give advice and let them know about all the ways in which they can fix, change or let go off what is being experienced. Regardless of whether the advice is to fix what's being felt on the inside or change what is outside of us that looks like it is causing the feelings on the inside. All of it well-meaning, and I can't help but think that the motivation for the advice is an undiscovered belief that we as human beings are inherently broken and therefore in need of fixing, and that we as the ones struggling have to look for answers outside of us because we ourselves operate under an undiscovered belief that we are not Enough. That we do not already have within us the answers that will effortlessly remove the invisible mountain of our own hidden beliefs about who we are and what we can and can not do. That we are Enough. Advice, no matter how well-meaning does nothing or very little for the person asking for or getting the advice. Why? Because only we ourselves Know what is meaningful for us to do (or not do). The biggest, best and most impactful tools and how to's arise from the silent space within. The space in which thought is flowing freely. My best advice is to give no-advice, but simply to Listen.
In this video I explore not what we are listening with but where we are listening from, and the pointers letting us know when we are off in our own mind vs. listening from an open mind and an open heart.
How do you know where you are listening from?
 Yesterday I began John Wheeler's book Full Stop! The Gateway to Present Perfection. Speaking to our non-dual nature I laughed out loud when I read: "Why would the sky look for itself in a mass of passing clouds? It would never imagine itself to be one among the number of clouds that happen to be appearing, saying, ‘That particular cloud is me’." I laughed because in that instant I saw an image, an insight if you will, of me pointing to my own passing thought-clouds saying "This is me. This is me. No this is me. This is me." I can fool around with my thinking for better or for worse believing each thought to be telling me the truth about who I am and what is possible. This is called being human. And then I read something like this and I start laughing because I remember I am the awareness aware of thinking.
 Jeg kom til at tœnke på denne sœtning af psykolog Dr. Keith Blevens - "Fremtiden er en indkomplet ligning, fordi du kan aldrig tage højde for hvillken tœnkning, der vil komme til dig i Nu'et." For mig betyder det: 1) jeg kan kun vide, hvad jeg ved lige nu, altså the facts. Alt andet er tolkning. 2) Hvad jeg føler, er blot et spejlbillede af min tœnkning i Nu'et 3) Jeg kan, og heldigvis for det, aldrig forudsige, hvilke tanker der opstår af Nu'et i fremtiden. Nu'et er abstrakt. Det er uden form. I det øjeblik jeg rœkker ud efter Nu'et for at mœrke, forstå, kende det, slipper det som fint sand mellem mine fingre. Men jeg kan let fornemme det i større og mindre grad. For mig er oplevelsen af Nu'et i Nu'et som falder jeg ind i en uendelige og altomfavnende stilhed, hvori jeg kœrligt guides af livets blide strøm. Herfra ved jeg, jeg er Nok og jeg har, hvad jeg har brug for. Alt andet fortœller mig blot, at jeg i øjeblikket uskyldigt tror, svaret på hvem jeg er ligger et andet sted. Hvem er du i Nu'et?
 There is tremendous power in hope. It is a game changer in how we show up to and in the world. Hope is not the light at the end of the tunnel, but the light already shining brightly within the tunnel. Today I feel moved to share with you a quote from psychiatrist Dr. Bill Pettit. My husband first heard this quote a couple of years ago on Dr. Pettit's The Real Change live podcast series. My husband always reads it to me when he knows I am on my way down the rabbit hole of less than helpful thinking, gently pointing me back to wellbeing. My hope is you will read it, continue to read it, and share it with others. So much of our thinking is on the Corona virus and the ramifications of its existence in this world - physical distancing, uncertainty about the future, our livelihood, the physical and mental wellbeing of ourselves and loved ones, and at times whether we should be worried or not. It can feel like we are desperately trying to control or keep a rollercoaster ride in check. Like all humans I experience times when my outlook feels dark and hopeless, and other times it feels bright and hopeful. It feels much like moving up and down levels in an elevator. I spend time in the basement feeling all sorts of less-than feelings (less than hopeful, happy, calm, loving, patient...) and I see only what is not possible. I naturally move up a few or several levels, and I feel brighter, lighter, happier, more hopeful and compassionate, and I see only what is possible. I move down levels, and up again, and so on and so forth. It is how we are designed to work. I don't always see that is what is happening so an obvious tell-sign that I am well on my way down the rabbit hole of less-than helpful thinking are the deep and apparently loud sighs I make as my body naturally releases the tension created by my thinking. When my husband has been on the receiving end of these sighs for long enough to hear they are not becoming less but deeper he always asks "do you want me to read something to you that helps me?". I always respond "yes please" well aware of what exactly it is he will read. My hope is that you will hear something resonating within you in such a way that hope arise to the surface brightening up your experience. This is the quote heard on the Real Change podcast series from psychiatrist Dr. Bill Pettit. "Listen, this is not rocket science. Sometimes you're in your right mind, and sometimes you're not. And your right mind is your home, but you can think yourself away from it. Now when you're there (away) and you want to get back home, it's really quite simple. Number one, when you're not there you're not very smart, so keep your mouth shut. Number two, keep your hands to yourself. Don't throw anything, don't hit anything, or anybody. Number three, leave your thinking alone until you feel better. Don't try do do anything with it, don't try to think positive, don't try to get rid of the feeling/thoughts, don't try to distract yourself. Just leave it the hell alone as best you can." Dr. Bill Pettit. How lovely is that. I highly recommend that you check out and scroll down on this page to watch and listen to Dr. Pettit and his wife psychologist Dr. Linda Pettit beautifully pointing us towards health and wellbeing. With love. Trine
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Me in a nutshellI am, for the most part, happy mom for two amazing teens, wife to my wonderful and supportive husband, acting CEO of our small household, owner of Lumen, Three Principles coach and facilitator, therapist, essential oil enthusiast, and best of all I am me. I write about the things I do because I think they are fun og exciting to dive into, and because I love the transformational work pointing others to look in the direction of their spiritual nature and the experience of their life-essence. Som posts are written in Danish and others in English. Welcome!
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November 2020
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