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The Divine Rose Within

by Nicola Lipscombe

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An original poem written and read by Nicola that is inspired by the Rose and its connection to the Divine Feminine. The rose is a symbol of the Awakened heart, ancient Feminine wisdom traditions and our connection to Divine Love. Please close your eyes for a minute and allow this poetic invocation to awaken the Wild Rose Spirit, the Rose Goddess within you ! From my Heart to Yours, Nicola xx

Divine FeminineSelf LoveHeart OpeningInner BeautySpiritual GuidanceSacred GeometryAwakened HeartFeminine WisdomDivine LoveWild Rose SpiritDivinityRoses

Transcript

The divine rose within.

May her rich and velvet softness bring a softness to your face.

May her wondrous sweet aroma enfold you in her grace.

May your heart be softly opened each petal a divine phase,

Revealing your inner beauty for another's adoring gaze.

Allow her ancient sacred geometry to guide you on your path.

The wisdom in her chalice guide you home to your true half.

Allow her deepest golden centre to light the way.

Begin your wild rose spirit is waiting for you to let her in.

Allow her alchemy to move you,

Bring her love into your heart.

Let her strength and softness guide you as you connect with all her parts.

There is a rose goddess within you.

Allow her to rise and shine,

To be worshipped in all her glory.

You are the feminine.

You are divine.

Meet your Teacher

Nicola LipscombeAdelaide, SA, Australia

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