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"A pristine waterlily un-discouraged by its surroundings, rises from the depths of a murky pond. It's lotus petals perfume the air, as it flowers and blooms brilliantly, purely, divinely, despite and probably because of its origins. Becoming a spiritual person does not mean you to leave your prior life behind, but instead you integrate, learn, remember, and respect what brought you to this point  in the first place." 

Jacquelene Close Moore


Note, this piece of writing has been around the internet a few times, which I am flattered by. I really also liked what Cnawan Fahey had to say about the Lotus in relation to his travels, you can visit him here. I came upon his site by serendipity. (Of course) 
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 Jacquelene respectfully acknowledges the elders past present and still emerging of the traditional owners of the Kulin Nation, made up of the Wurundjeri, Boonwurrung, Woiworung, Taungurong, Djadjawurung, and Wathauruong people, a place now known by its European name of Melbourne, and Victoria. Jacquelene acknowledges that this land, now known as Australia was never ceded by first nations people. Jacquelene also acknowledges all elders and traditional owners of all of the lands she travels to as part of her spiritual work, no matter how near or how far in her travels.  Jacquelene promotes ethical, best practice standards, of care and professionalism towards clients, the industry and community. She supports the long term future of the positive work carried out in the community by genuine, caring practitioners.
Jacquelene's full equality statement is here
Blessed be xxx
Jacquelene Close Moore 2014
Always was, always will be