Exploring Ancestral and Collective Trauma Through the Lens of Kolorlan
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This week, I'm sharing an aspect of the Kolorlan System that I have always kept private before. This relates to the personal explorations I've engaged with in using the sacred geometry and colour of Kolorlan to resolve or release ancestral trauma. And I'm not going to lie - it feels very exposing to share this. The specific ancestral trauma I've been exploring within myself relates to World War II — an event whose effects reached across generations and whose legacy may still be felt by many people today.
First, let me be clear: I am NOT making any claims about having carried out some kind of mystical healing for the world, or anything grandiose (or improbable) like that. Now, it would be lovely if those things were possible. And, one of the key precepts of the Kolorlan System is that each of us is responsible for our own experience, our own choices, our own (potential) healing. So, this was very much a personal exercise, with an awareness of its space in a wider context.
Second, my exploration of Sacred Geometry draws on established geometrical principles as well as the symbolic and energetic interpretations I've studied (I hold a diploma in Sacred Geometry). I've also gone back to examine the geometry for myself and applied my personal understanding and perception to it. We are each entitled to hold our own perception and to examine others to see whether they might assist us on our personal path too.
You'll witness how I apply the Kolorlan colours to explore concepts of healing — reconnecting with love and light, bringing power back into balance, and exploring what it means to create from love rather than fear. I hope this may inspire you to look with fresh eyes at how you work with the Kolorlan System too.
Your invitation to explore
If this idea of working with colour and Sacred Geometry has intrigued you, and if you are someone who is on a personal journey of inner exploration, then I would love to invite you to explore the Kolorlan System for yourself.
My recommended starting point would be to take the next Kolorlan Journey. Each one lasts 25 days, inviting you to spend just 10 minutes per day connecting with a colour and sacred geometry. We take these journeys together in March, June, September and December each year. So, follow this link to discover more and join us on the next journey. Thank you - I look forward to connecting with you.