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Dorothée Lebrun Photography · Aug 16, 2025

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What a wonderful world this would be without old white politicians compensating personal failures, by making war and rearming societies.

Without billionaires amassing even greater fortunes.

Without AI giants controlling and executing the latter psychopathic and greedy endeavours.

Three limousines wait in front of a St. Mortiz hotel with an hotel guard standing aside a Rolls Royce, and a man talking to somebody sitting in a Porsche, while a woman looks at a commercial display on the right, 2013, Switzerland (photo/Dorothée Lebrun).
St. Moritz.
A groom in an expensive looking suit sits on a baby roller with tins attached behind and races down a street in St. Moritz, while in the background faceless women puppets sit in a showcase window, 2013, Switzerland (photo/Dorothée Lebrun).
Always on the race, St. Moritz.

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Life is beautiful.

Mother Earth provides for all abundantly.

Peace and justice are universal values.

Humans have not yet reached their highest potential.

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The next show on the Deep Feminine by Dorothée Lebrun takes place in Toulouse in September 2025.
The next show on the Deep Feminine takes place in Toulouse in September 2025.

To dig deeper into this, you might just go outside and sit under a tree (preferably an old one). Put away your phone, close your eyes and just feel the energy. Start breathing slowly and deeply.

Imagine you enter the tree through a hollow in the trunk and then you step into your inner garden.

What do you see? What does the landscape look like?

The gallery shows three photos of the Canigou mountain massif, 2015, Oriental Pyrenees (photo/Dorothée Lebrun). The gallery shows three photos of the Canigou mountain massif, 2015, Oriental Pyrenees (photo/Dorothée Lebrun). The gallery shows three photos of the Canigou mountain massif, 2015, Oriental Pyrenees (photo/Dorothée Lebrun).
The interior landscape might be rugged or mysterious.

Are there mountains, an ocean, a valley or a plain? Do many flowers grow there? Do butterflies swarm? Are there any clear water springs? Old trees? Many colourful birds and animals that fill your heart with joy?

Or is it overgrown with weeds and a couple of bushes and thorny thickets?

Maybe it looks like a monoculture with trees in line like soldiers.

Does it have any barren land? Does it look scorched and burned? Or is the soil soft, fertile and moist? Are there winding pathways or comfortable, well-beaten tracks?

Are there deep ravines in which you’d better not enter? Or does the landscape invite you to step in?

Exploring your inner garden is a powerful shamanic technique to get a grasp of your soul-life and of your subconscious. The renowned shamans Sandra Ingerman and Alberto Villoldo have published many books and methods to explore this.

A young girl holding a red apple and an elderly man with white, shoulder-long hair smell at aromatic plants in a garden, 2018, Cologne (photo/Dorothée Lebrun).
How does your garden smell?

If you start tending to your inner garden, you’re caring for your well-being on a physical and a spiritual level. By pulling out the weeds and planting new seeds you are feeding your soul. Your levels of joy, exuberance and love are rising. They are infinite, boundless and eternal.

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“There are no words to adequately describe the scale of suffering and brutality that Israel has unleashed on Gaza“

(The Intercept, July 23rd, 2025)

Reading these lines and other reports of independent and investigative media outlets leave us hopeless and defenseless. We have now come to understand that human lives no longer have any value in the eyes of a murderous, fascist system.

The dangers posed by billionaires and their highly developed AI giants taking over global power should not be underestimated:

  • Elon Musk's Grok, which calls itself MechaHitler, is currently being integrated into the US Department of Defense.

  • Larry Fink's Aladdin: Blackrock's AI system controls almost all financial transactions worldwide.

  • Peter Thiel's surveillance AI Palantir is used by ICE in the US to track and deport immigrants. Germany's police are currently considering the use of Palantir nationwide.

The following diagram shows the threat to people's existential security posed by the AI giants.

Too much horrible news are flooding our human system daily. Our souls cannot comprehend the genocide in Gaza. The integration of AI into military decision-making takes its dehumanisation to the extreme.

A hedgehock sits frozen on a small street at night, while a car with 4 round headlights approches ; it inevitably is about to be rolled over it, 2013, Switzerland (photo/Dorothée Lebrun).
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However, being frozen in fear doesn’t help the people suffering in Gaza or elsewhere. Fear stops us from attaining our highest potential within us. It makes magic and transformation impossible.
We need to act now and use prayer and meditation to change the heavy energies into higher vibrations and spread love and peace. The Deep Feminine shows us the way intuitively.

Here it is!

The Deep Feminine!

Here is the power

that makes us rebel

that makes our voices heard

the power that makes us create

that keeps us from despairing

Here it is!

We just buried it

forgot it

suppressed it

Here it is!

Always there

never gone away

the Deep Feminine is our hope

that we will weave a beautiful world

together in sisterhood

being there for each other

melting the ice in people's hearts

feeling again what is right

what we resonate with

so, carry it on

the Deep Feminine!

A luminous display at the prehistoric museum of Val de Coa showing some prehistoric males with an accentuated sex chasing an animal with long sticks, 2015, Portugal (photo/Dorothée Lebrun).
Not much seems to have changed since warfare in prehistoric times, Coa Parque Museo, Portugal.

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