Where Yvette Goes

When I went to the forest to study, I could not help but feel like I was Gretel ... Hansel and Gretel following the breadcrumbs ... here I took a fairy tale tarot deck and interpreted the meaning of the cards through the eye glasses of a yogic practice. Cinderella, Snow White & The Guru in the Forest From the Fairy Tale Tarot The human soul that has liberated itself from the past and freed itself from earthly attachments must continue on its stellar odyssey.    Once we have put our toe into the vast ocean of Consciousness, there is no going back.  When coming to the well that contains the Guru's teachings, it is our return to our own soul. On a higher level, Cinderella attends the Magical Ball which symbolizes a child's wonder of growing up and becoming part of the large society and meets her dream prince.   The Magical Ball represents the Ashram and we must all go on our pilgrimage with the heart of a child as it is only in that place of openness where w

I have gone back and forth for weeks, agonizing over starting a new blog.  What would I call it?  What should I write about?  Who is going to read my work?  Is anyone interested in my perspective?  In the end, I know my words will resonate with the right people, helping others find THE ESCAPE HATCH to rescue themselves and polish their own lights.  My first idea that resonated with creating a new title versus picking up where I left off with "Where Yvette Goes" was ... "Wear White & Don't Get Dirty" but then with all of the recent political drama, I didn't want any stranger thinking that my blog was a possible subliminal message about those horrible men in white hooded sheets who strive to discriminate against any one or anything that is different from them!   That title was quickly put back on the shelf!  In reality, my thought with "Wear White ..." was about AWARENESS and becoming more aware with everything you do and say ... bec