We are all loveable and welcome as we are. Compassion is the key. We can be at ease with the awareness of our interconnection and from choosing radical love. We see ourselves afresh when we realise we are part of the natural world around us. If you want to make a positive change and would love support, this could be for you.

A problem can be an opportunity. Often, all that is needed is a simple shift in perspective. When we accept ourselves, each other and appreciate the unbroken within, life can feel like an adventure. Creating intentions and aligning them with action is powerful. Intending on behalf of life greatly amplifies this power.

We will be part of a small group. Each month one of you will have the chance to be in the spotlight. Everyone benefits from each other's attention. We all give to each other and receive from each other. This is inspired by the seemingly miraculous results witnessed by Lynne McTaggart, during her years of research, which she recorded in her book, "The Power of Eight." Here is an interview with Kate Magic, creative director of Raw Living.

There will also be music, dancing, singing, laughing, crying, and almost certainly some surprises, as we gently embrace the full spectrum of our hearts. Together. One step at a time, we can all be like a phoenix and rise from suffering into bliss.

We meet at new moons.

If you can't come to a meeting, you'll still be included.

We are beyond the limits of space and time.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me.

EVENTS & GATHERINGS:

https://dandelion.earth/o/oasis

VIDEOS & MUSIC:

https://www.youtube.com/user/tabitha888

JOY & ENOUGH:

https://tabitha-s-school.thinkific.com/collections

"When enough people move together in a common pulse with a common purpose, an amazing force takes over - a power that can renew, inspire, teach, create and heal. The body is living art. Your movement through space and time is art. A painter has brushes. You have your body." ~ Anna Halprin

"Hiding is a way of staying alive. Hiding is a way of holding ourselves until we are ready to come into the light. Even hiding the truth from ourselves can be a way to come to what we need in our own necessary time. Hiding is one of the brilliant and virtuoso practices of almost every part of the natural world: the protective quiet of an icy northern landscape, the held bud of a future summer rose, the snow bound internal pulse of the hibernating bear.

Hiding is underestimated. We are hidden by life in our mother’s womb until we grow and ready ourselves for our first appearance in the lighted world; to appear too early in that world is to find ourselves with the immediate necessity for outside intensive care.

Hiding done properly is the internal faithful promise for a proper future emergence, as embryos, as children or even as emerging adults in retreat from the names that have caught us and imprisoned us, often in ways where we have been too easily seen and too easily named.

We live in a time of the dissected soul, the immediate disclosure; our thoughts, imaginings and longings exposed to the light too much, too early and too often, our best qualities squeezed too soon into a world already awash with too easily articulated ideas that oppress our sense of self and our sense of others. What is real is almost always to begin with, hidden, and does not want to be understood by the part of our mind that mistakenly thinks it knows what is happening. What is precious inside us does not care to be known by the mind in ways that diminish its presence.
Hiding is an act of freedom from the misunderstanding of others, especially in the enclosing world of oppressive secret government and private entities, attempting to name us, to anticipate us, to leave us with no place to hide and grow in ways unmanaged by a creeping necessity for absolute naming, absolute tracking and absolute control. Hiding is a bid for independence, from others, from mistaken ideas we have about our selves, from an oppressive and mistaken wish to keep us completely safe, completely ministered to, and therefore completely managed.

Hiding is creative, necessary and beautifully subversive of outside interference and control. Hiding leaves life to itself, to become more of itself. Hiding is the radical independence necessary for our emergence into the light of a proper human future." ~ David Whyte

"Remember, we are all affecting the world every moment, whether we mean to or not. Our actions and states of mind matter, because we're so deeply interconnected with one another. Working on our own consciousness is the most important thing that we are doing at any moment, and being love is the supreme creative act." ~ Ram Dass

"When you sit with a friend in pain,
when their world no longer makes sense;
when confusion rages and
no rest is to be found.
Just for a moment,
will you resist the temptation
to make things better,
to reassure them,
to provide answers,
even to heal them?
Will you offer your stillness, your listening,
your presence, and the warmth
of your immediacy?
Will you hold them in your heart,
with the same tenderness
of a mother holding her little one?
Will you embrace them where they are,
without needing them to change or transform
according to your own needs and schedule?
Will you stay close,
holding your own impatience
and discomfort near?
Will you look into their eyes
and see yourself?
Will you stay in the inferno of healing
with them, trusting in disintegration,
knowing that you are only witnessing
the falling away of an old dream?
Sometimes in doing nothing
everything is undone,
and love is revealed to be
the only true medicine. " ~ Matt Licata and Jeff Foster

"Nature loves courage. You make the commitment and Nature will respond to that commitment by removing impossible obstacles. Dream the impossible dream and the world will not grind you under, it will lift you up. This is the trick. This is what all these teachers and philosophers who really counted, who really touched the alchemical gold, this is what they understood. This is the shamanic dance in the waterfall. This is how magic is done. By hurling yourself into the abyss and discovering it's a feather bed." ~ Terence McKenna

"I believe in vulnerability,

In true connection.

I also believe in boundaries,

In withholding.

The opening and closing.

The pulling back and going forth.

The natural rhythm.

You do not have to express everything to everyone.

You do not have to give all details.

You do not have to be an open book.

Walk the tender line between raw sharing and mystery.

Master your intuition.

Build your containers.

Practice graceful discernment." ~ Victoria Erickson