Yesterday and today


These thoughts were from yesterday.

What would I do if there were no limits
saphires and rubies

tumbling waters

love pouring

wildly

every cell abandoning itself

and renewing

who I am

vibrating

Faster and faster

exploding, expanding in waves

that continue on and on

what will I do, there are no limits

This is what took place this morning

Last night I had a Zoom thing and afterwards I was very full of energy. I listened to a few readings that I have voice recorded for myself to try to settle down but the energy was big.

I did a little legs up the wall and a nighttime flow, I lay down and let the energy rain down on me. It was 1am, well past this grandmother’s bedtime. I heard the wind chimes and thought, the rain is coming. I felt a hard to resist urge to get up and go outside.

I opened the front door and the whole front yard was lit up with moonlight. Anyone who has seen that knows what I mean. I don’t think that it’s accurate when people say, it was as light as day, because the quality of moon is so different than the sun.
I was wary of unlocking the screen and stepping out, there was a sense of the unknown and a tinge of, not quite fear, but caution. I carefully asked my self if it was ok to go out and it was.

I stepped out on the porch and looked at the air. It was rippling down so I thought that it was raining. I stepped further, fully outside to the middle of the yard. No moisture was falling. The energy was rippling down and I reached my arms out to receive it. I was not dreaming, this was real, I blinked my eyes a few times to be sure.

There is an old song, loosely translated from Sanskrit that goes, “In the downpour of the Holy Name, the Divine colors began to rain”. It goes on and on and is a beautiful song. Well anyway, it was like that, being able to see-feel-receive the grace that is raining down upon the earth and, on a humorous and disclaiming note, no plant medicine was ingested. Thank you for listening to me, I needed to tell someone!

Sunrise on the pond

Sunrise on the pond

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