Author: Maria Cristina Silvagni

Living in strong symbiosis with the natural context in which they were immersed daily, the Native Americans had since time immemorial established links and analogies between what happens in nature and what happens to human beings. According to their vision, each season found its “domicile” in one of the four directions, or cardinal points, with each of which it associated one of the four Elements: the East and Air with Spring, the South with Fire and Summer, the West with Water and Autumn, the North with Earth and Winter.

Life has taught me that learning can also come from seemingly insignificant, cheap or “low” vibrational events. The soul also learns from them… We fragment, we disperse, we incarnate, we limit ourselves, but somewhere, within us, there must still remain a trace, an imprint, a spark of that Energy from which we emanate and to which we cyclically reunite.

It is truly interesting how, more than a century ago, in full rationalism, we came to theorize the existence of an “invisible” system, which escapes the analysis and control of conscious mind, and which, as Freud argued, governs our thoughts, our actions, our choices more than we imagine. In my eyes, the concept of karma has taken on an ever more complete form and meaning, particularly after encountering the Huna philosophy. According to this ancient knowledge, Karma and the Unconscious are closely associated.