Stephanie Dancing Eagle

09/01/2026

Thank you again, Rev Jane Beach for reminding us to Stay Tuned & Drink In the Simple Astounding Moments of Beauty, Human Kindness, Love & Belonging.
See It Today! Be In Joy!❤️🌈🦅

Each with our shopping carts, I kept turning an aisle corner to find the same man at the grocery store. He’d let me go first, and then I’d let him go first, both of us laughing. I always say good morning to the staff, and they happily respond. Prices may be high, but people are still kind and friendly. I think we’re all looking for the good and finding it! ~ Rev Jane Beach

07/20/2026

https://youtu.be/jnW_5dC1AH0?is=lUXUxSK6f5gT1uWE

I Respect the Work of Astrologer, Molly McCord and always find her Messages “Spot On,” and in Alignment with my own internal spiritual interpretation of the energies in the Universe, as they affect the Collective. I Hope You Will Enjoy this one…at this Auspicious Time. I find it a Worthy Listen. It’s Go Time!

The Threshold is Stepping Over the Ego to Flow With the Divine River & into New Horizons in Co-Creating with Source Creator, for Bringing Our Visions & Missions into Manifestation & Fulfill Our Soul’s Higher Purposes.

Blessings to All,
Love, D.E.❤️🌈🦅

July 2026 brings a powerful turning point as four planetary forces ...

07/16/2026

Consciousness of my Inner Archetypes, Encountered During my Six-Moons Solo Wilderness Quest in 1990, and Working with their Voices & Their Reconciling, Creative & Liberating Powers; I
Am Able to Give Myself Graces for Continuing to Age With Real-Eyes, Full-Acceptance & the Measuring of My Depths & Breadths as I Flow in My Present Unfolding. 🙏❤️🌈🦅

Carl Jung once wrote: "In each of us there is another whom we do not know."

You've lived with yourself for six, seven, eight decades now, and there's still a stranger in there you've never properly met. Not the version of you that shows up at family dinners, the one everyone knows how to predict, how to please, how to placate. Somewhere underneath that familiar surface is another person entirely, one who wanted things you never let yourself want, feared things you never admitted, grieved things you buried so deep you convinced yourself they'd healed on their own. You assumed that after all these years, you'd know yourself completely. instead, certain nights, certain silences, bring you face to face with someone you don't fully recognize, and that recognition can be unsettling at an age when you're supposed to have it all figured out.

Jung wasn't describing a flaw in you when he wrote that line. He was describing the basic architecture of being human. No matter how much self-awareness you've accumulated, no matter how many years of living have taught you patience, wisdom, restraint, there remains a part of the psyche that operates below the surface, holding the feelings you decided long ago were too inconvenient, too shameful, or too threatening to the person you'd built yourself into being. The dutiful spouse still carries someone who wanted to leave once. The devoted parent still carries someone who resented the sacrifice. The steady, reliable friend still carries someone who was furious at being taken for granted. None of that makes you a fraud. It makes you a full human being rather than the simplified, tidy version other people needed you to be.

The danger isn't that this stranger exists inside you. The danger is pretending they don't. What goes unacknowledged doesn't disappear, it just finds indirect ways to surface, an outburst that seems to come from nowhere, a wave of grief that arrives decades late, a restlessness in a life that looks, from the outside, entirely settled. You may have noticed this already. The tears at a commercial that shouldn't have moved you this much. The anger at your spouse that was really meant for a parent long dead. The ache, on a quiet Sunday afternoon, that has no obvious cause and every cause at once. That's the other one, finally asking to be let in from the cold.

Meeting that stranger this late in life isn't a failure of self-knowledge. It's the actual task Jung believed the second half of life was for. The first half is spent building an identity solid enough to function in the world, a persona sturdy enough to hold a job, a marriage, a family. The second half is spent, if you're willing, going back and finally introducing yourself to everyone you had to leave behind in order to build that identity. Not to tear down what you've built, but to finally let the whole of you, not just the acceptable parts, sit at the same table.

This is slow, unglamorous work, and it rarely announces itself with clarity. It looks like sitting with an old memory instead of changing the channel on it. It looks like admitting to your spouse, after forty years, a fear you've never once said aloud. It looks like finally grieving something you decided decades ago you didn't have time to grieve. It isn't dramatic. But it is, Jung would say, the quiet difference between growing older and actually growing whole.

You don't have to finish this work. Nobody does. But you can, even now, even this late, extend an invitation to the one inside you who has been waiting, patiently, to finally be known.

The Shadow Mind

07/07/2026

In my Journey, I have known this Intimacy, Honesty & Surrender with Great Spirit to be the only Quest, in which I Am Unburdened, Corrected & Aligned in the Light.

Raw, Completely Naked Intimacy Is the Portal to the heretofore Unknown Light, Which Suddenly Illuminates the Way Opening to Me. In this New Light, I Am & Have Been, Healed, Loved, Inspired & Filled with Clear Vision to Continue the Journey & Live My Vision.

The Ecstasy in this Surrendered Intimacy, the Relief in the Unburdening, the Lightness of Being Infuses My Soul Once Again. This Great Love of God, This Clear Sight & a Heart on Fire with Inspiration…Fills Me Once Again to Pour from My Cup, which Runneth Over.
❤️🌈🦅

Breaking Open is the Way
for the Light to Enter You

Life is always seeking to take you to higher ground. Sometimes, in order to go higher, you need to face whatever it is that holds you back from allowing light in.

For Light to enter, you need to have an open, receptive, willing and softened heart. Because social and cultural conditioning so often creates hard shells around our hearts, and pressurises us into looking as if we ‘have it all together’, we often block the light that is seeking to lift us up.

The major block to receiving Light is suppressed and denied emotions. The stark truth is, there is no way you will open up to the light of your Soul when you are stuck in emotional deadlock. Repressed emotions cause energetic shutdown and block you from evolving into the wisdom of your Higher Self.

We have a great stigma in our societies around ‘breakdowns’. We are taught to perceive any kind of breaking down, dissolving or collapsing as weakness. In terms of spiritual development, breakdowns are necessary. So often, it is only when a person collapses under the weight of his or her unhealed emotional baggage that inner change can really start to occur. It is only when everything really gets too much to bear that a person may drop down to his or her knees, offer up a supplication, and finally hand things over to God.

At this point of physical, emotional and spiritual surrender, the Universe rejoices. Finally, finally, finally – the Light has been allowed to come in. At last, healing can start. After all this time, the barriers have been dropped, and the real transformational power of the Soul can begin to do it’s work.

Don’t ever misinterpret ‘breaking down’ as failing. Don’t ever think that because you are not coping, or feel messy and unravelled, that your life is inadequate. The messiness is so frequently the jewel. This is where the truth lives; it is where your real ability to be intimate with God lives; it is where your deepest connections with other people live.

When you are ‘breaking down’ – even if just for 15 minutes at the kitchen table of your best friend – you show another heart the sacred vulnerability of your own. You show them your willingness to acknowledge the beauty and holiness of pure emotion, and give them permission to do the same. You bring others closer this way, and you live in relationship with God and with other people that is authentic and ultimately extraordinarily healing.

God will bring you to your knees when it is time to go Higher.

Quite honestly, if you haven’t been brought to your knees yet in this lifetime, you haven’t started the real work of opening that heart of yours.

As soon as you are truly on your knees (not just complaining, moaning or playing the victim) – and you are ready to really let the Light in to show you how magnificent, powerful and Divine you really are – a succession of miracles will reveal themselves to you.

You will see that facing what you’ve expended so much energy in trying to push down is the key to your ascension, growth and fulfilment in this lifetime.

The Universe is always seeking to take you Higher. On the sacred journey, there is no judgement, and being in hard control does not mean that you are successful. The sacred journey back to Love requires that you place great importance on the emotions that live inside you. You are an expression of Nature, of the Divine, of Great Light. You are not a robot, and you vibrate to natural laws, not artificial ones.

The Divine will sometimes need to make your life chaotic so that you lose control. Life will sometimes need to break your heart completely open, so that you have no choice but to collapse to your knees.

This is the Holy Moment. This is the moment of exceptional Grace. This is the moment when on the inner plane, you say “Yes” to the support and guidance of a power greater than yourself.

This is where Light so often needs to pe*****te. The rawest part, the part that cannot keep it together any more, the part that just says to Life, “Go on, have me. Have it all. I am yours.”

And then how you begin to see the Universe dance with you.

This is the dance of surrender, and the dance of coming Home.

This is the dance of the Mystery, and of the Light re-entering. This is the dance of the Heart, the Soul, and the Grace of God.

It is what will save you from yourself. It will save you from your own self-punishment and even self-hatred. It is what will bring you back to the altar of self-love.

To witness yourself broken open without judgement is to accept that you are eternally Whole in God’s eyes.

Never be afraid to break open: for five minutes, five months, or five years. Breaking open or down always represents a new beginning and the dawn of new light. It is always a Divine Method to take you to Higher Ground.

Sophie Bashford

06/07/2026

Thank you Rev Jane Beach💐
❤️🌈🦅

Following my dreams, no matter how big or small, keeps me fully participating in my life. One step at a time, my dreams manifest through simple choices and steady courage. I cheer myself on, “You can do it!” and pat myself on the back, “Nice job!” My dreams help me become the person I want to be. ~ Rev Jane Beach

06/05/2026

https://youtu.be/Ch3y4LoJp5Y?si=G87bgtV15MGYeT3u