“It is only through inward transformation we can transform society” - The Conscious Frog
Our vision is to support individual and societal transformation in the Age of Aquarius by bringing together people through a wide range of healing, wellness and conscious living practices. Using Yoga, Meditation, Sound Healing, Reiki, Energy Healing, Shamanic Journeys, Womb Awakening, Feminine Art, Women’s emp
owerment, Conscious Living, Environmental Awareness and Activism, principles of Sacred Economics and many more influences and techniques, The Conscious Frog offers a way for everyone to connect to your inner wisdom to be an active agent in personal and societal change. The frog is a spirit animal or totem that reminds us of the transient nature of our lives. As a symbol of transition and transformation, this spirit animal supports us in times of change. Strongly associated with the water element, it connects us to the world of emotions and feminine energies, as well as the process of cleansing, whether it’s physical, emotional, or spiritual energies. The symbolism of the frog appears in many traditions on Earth and relates to:
• Cleansing
• Renewal, rebirth
• Fertility, abundance
• Transformation, metamorphosis
• Life mysteries and ancient wisdom
The entire life of the frog is a symbol of transition. It reminds us that even though things can be lost during change, this creates space and opportunities for growth. After the egg stage, the frog loses the safety of its shell. After the tadpole stage, it loses its mobility in the water. At each change, it gains something far better than what it leaves behind. The frog is amphibious giving it the ability to switch between “land” and “water” – switching between dimensions. It also demands intuition — the frog switches unconsciously, by muscle memory. We can work together to build these values into something greater. We can help train our focus and intuition and expand our unique vision to help carry us through life. The symbolism of the frog as animal associated with birth and rebirth can be traced in Ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome and other cultures from antiquity. The frog was a popular symbol for fertility, as well as rebirth or resurrection. For example, in the Ancient Egypt mythology, the frog was associated with resurrection; the Roman Venus, goddess of Love, was often depicted with a frog.
