I love the work of Homer. I went to this movie last night. There will be no spoilers here in case you have not seen it yet. It was wonderful. When the movie was over everyone in the theater was silent and still. I could feel the contemplation of the energy the movie helped create.

I felt to share a few things that riveted me. --The phrase "put your belly to the blade". How powerful. Full of strength, courage, vulnerability and stealth. The potential of choices made in that moment of full on exposure. Strength in vulnerability to create possibility. -- The sirens. They call and tantalize. Overflowing with desire and longing; only to withhold it. The lust drives one into madness for the desire cannot be reached. Their call explodes from within only to reveal, from the deepest part of the being....what you desire you have already had, and now lost it, never to have it again. The sirens have already eating who they have called at this point, but Odyssius found a way to see into it and reflect upon it. --The character Argus. Odyssius' hunting dog. This scene lasted less than a minute and it broke me apart and exploded my heart. The loyalty, strength, stamina, determination, commitment and unconditional love portrayed in this scene depicts, to me, an example of what is possible but will most likely become a distortion to fall into and explore. What it would be like to hold in this true space and let go... Oh my there is huge karma in that one or me. As I sit in that feeling it becomes a sense of failure and self judgement. Something more to work with.

This poetic work is full of such metaphoric playfulness. I am so grateful to be able to experience the display of the underlying meanings through my being. I have grown to appreciate my unique point of view through my experience. The work with Openhand has indeed been a spring board for my growth. My experience of life is truly changing. Such fun! With much gratitude - 💜