What do we do when there is nothing left to do?

What do we do when there is nothing left to do?

Dec 11

Written By Damascena Tanis

Where do we go when cannot move from here?

Singular focus; heartbreak, longing, desire

Obsession with the one thing we cannot have.

What do we do?

Let love break us open.

And open more still.

And when we think we’ve opened all the way

When the borders between us and eternity are muddy and unclear

Open yet more.

To the point of dissolution.

No-thing.

No identity, no structure.

Just love pressed up against Love.

And be held there. Suspended in chamber of empty fullness.

Empty of Thought and Word and Mind.

Full of Ecstasy and Eros and Heartbreak.

Pure Feeling. Pure Devotion.

To Your Heart & Mine.

Hurtling on jagged rock, through Space & Time.

This is Holy Ground.

The threshold, where Mother meets Son.

Where what is done is momentarily undone.

Rapture,

One fleeting Sun kissed embrace.

I love you, I love you, I love you.

Grace and more grace.

Damascena Tanis

Damascena Tanis

Damascena is an Archetypal Astrologer, Ayurvedic Wellness Practitioner, and The Facilitator of the Transformative Journey through the Mandala of Venus’ Wisdom, called “Sky Dancer”.

She is a passionate devotee of the ever unfolding mystery. As an expert observer, a trait she developed as an only child, she regards herself as both a student of life, and decoder of the cosmos.

Skilled at recognizing invisible patterns, and picking up on subtle shifts in the collective, she gets a thrill from uncovering and revealing the hidden threads that are woven together to create our paradigm.

Her passion for this existential detective work aligns well with her unique approach to one on one client work, as she helps others to discover the building blocks of their archetypal blueprint, and mythic overtones. She does not believe that astrology is static, and therefore works with clients to develop strategies and practices that allow them to transcend challenging aspects of their natal chart.

She lives on the Shores of Lake Erie with her husband, four kids, and Cat, Oscar (the grouch).

These days, when she isn’t interpreting a natal chart, or translating the stars for her astrology blog, you can find her engaging in one of her favorite pandemic pastimes, unraveling her inner “good girl”, cultivating the ability to thrive in the deep, dark, unknown, or playing her favorite game of identifying fun paradoxes called “two things are true at once”.