52nd Gene Key

„To begin anything, you must first have a clear intention. The more selfless your intention, the more power it will have. If you begin with the right intention, then everything will follow, but you must resist the temptation to interfere with the process out of fear. 

The intention is the seed, and the seed contains all the necessary ingredients and properties that will be needed in the journey ahead. The seed even contains the specific fragrances that will attract the right allies at the right times. It is also true to say that the greater the power, the longer it takes to germinate. The seed of a yew tree and the seed of a sunflower are similar in size.

However, whilst the sunflower will grow to its full size within the space of a few months, the yew tree has depth and complexity and will begin at a different pace and follow its own timing. It may take ten years just to reach the height of the sunflower, but it may live as long as five thousand years. So it is with all human ideas and actions.“ the 52nd Gene Key. 

Where is the fine balance between the energy of activity and passivity? 

Often in life we feel like we‘re stuck, but it’s our seed that needs more time to grow.

Other times we think we’re not ready yet and we‘d withhold our energy and by doing so we remain stuck in our fear and anxiety. 

How to know what’s what? 

Our restless minds and collective agenda are pushing us back and forth in endless loops of stress and frustration. Sometimes we have planted a seed and will already want a garden blooming on the next day. Or maybe we skipped putting the seed in the ground and tending to it altogether( coz it’s too much effort needed), but still want to sit underneath the canopy of that yew tree.

Where is the exit from this loop?  

Honestly the more I contemplate the Gene Keys the more I see how the Siddhis (each Siddhi being an expression of one of the facets Divine Consciousness) are the cure we all need. 

How do we know what’s what? In the case of the 52nd Gene Key it’s the aroma of Stillness.

How often do we sit in the stillness of our being? How often do we drop in our heart/womb/hara space and just be still, present?

For A breakthrough to happen we need pauses, we need patience and above all gentleness. For no flower will grow in turbulent soil and restless mind. 

I am working a lot with the symbol of the Sword lately and there is something which becomes more and more obvious to me. We act cleanly in the world when the Sword is being pulled out of the Stone of our Stillness.

With Clarity.

From being centered in our own heart.

And until that Clarity comes… we wait, we hold, we nurture.