Because Sometimes We Forget Our Song
The Story of IAMBE
IamBe was a Greek Goddess, the daughter of Pan and Echo.
One day, whilst working close to the city of Athens, Iambe met Demeter.
Demeter had come down to earth from the heavens, consumed with grief for the loss of her daughter Persephone, who unknown to her had been kidnapped by Hades in the underworld.
Demeter was not eating, drinking, talking or smiling and this was also depleting and destroying the surrounding lands.
In one account, Iambe in an act of sisterhood, connects and communicates with Demeter’s head and heart by flashing at her and telling jokes, which shocks Demeter, makes her laugh and transforms her state of grief!
Demeter begins to eat, drink and smile again, which restores balance and harmony to the lands and people around.
Feeling Frustrated?
In 2016, I developed a ‘communication, & connection’ model to create fresh perspective and possibilities for individuals. As a result they experience:
- improved inner well BEing
- more empowering relationships
- less stress
- greater clarity and focus
- more confidence
- improved self-esteem
- improved productivity and efficiency
- fewer power struggles
- their song
Play, Poetry & Possibilities
I was searching for a word to encompass my model.
At one point, looking up to the sky to request a word — 3 days later ‘IAmBE’ arrived at Waterloo Station.
Sipping tea and waiting for a grieving friend in a coffee shop called BeNuGo at London Waterloo, I considered this name, was it a play on words — be nu go? My Random Dialogues partner and I, AyPee (RIP) had also been reciting a mantra linked to our combined transformational BeSayDoHaveⒸ model:
‘I am who I say I AM
Because what I say I am
That is who I am’ Ⓒ
So in the spaces, questioned who ‘I am BEing’ and played with these words and created IamBE. Google said she was a goddess who communicates and connects through Play and Poetry, perfect and random.
What a great way to BE
Allow me to metaphorically Flash at you and help realign you with who you are and what you LOVE to be and rediscover your song.
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You may enjoy walking and talking with me, sitting and sipping or Zooming.
Playful collaborations are always considered.
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NB: To BE Or Not To BE? — ‘Iambic’ verse also stems from Iambe’s name and her jokes and playful nature, it was often used by Shakespeare in his plays and sonnets, an example being ‘To Be or not to Be’.
‘I Am that I Am’ the common English translation of the response God used in the Hebrew Bible when Moses asked for his name (Exodus 3:14).
Image of Iambe/Baubo — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baubo
