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Saturday, June 15, 2013

Angels Crying




"This has to be his fault, somehow.
I 'm going to track him down,
pluck out his angel feathers,
and stuff a pillow with them."

Lisa Desrochers
PERSONAL DEMONS  



There are times, I swear I hear angels crying near me.  I figure I have missed yet another opportunity or I have not been listening to the spiritual guidance around me.  The angels weep, dragging themselves back to the heavenly drawing board to think once again of a tactic to which  I might actually respond.  Perhaps one day I will make the angels sing.

In contemplation, I realize that mastering willpower is not the key to unlocking the purpose of my life.  It is far greater to focus on my desire to know God.  Once I am in union with Divine Spirit,  all things can happen, not through my will but through the unfolding of Divine Love.  When I can remain focused on being a vessel for Spirit, I can  release stress from my personal expectations.  When I trust and open my heart to what comes my way, I experience  growth, change and progress. 

It is often times difficult for me to place my trust and belief in my own nature.  It is imperative for me to remain aligned with God which enables me to move forward as things unfold.  By keeping my ego to a minimum and increasing my trust to the maximum, I experience not only my connection with the spiritual world, but also the importance of being  compassionate and loving on earth.


(Thoughts inspired by ANGELIC MESSENGER CARDS by Meredith L. Young-Sowers)

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Angels in a Basket




Write out the names of your angelic teachers and guides whom you feel or know are with you, or the names of friends, relatives, or teachers who have passed into spirit. Now place each of these small slips of paper in a basket, and each morning choose one name to accept love from and to send your love to.



Meredith L. Young-Sowers

Angelic Messenger Cards





There have been times in my life when I kept an empty jar close by. When ever I would find my self worrying, I would write the worry down on paper and place it in the jar. At the end of the week, I would take all of those worries out of the jar. When I would read them, I would be amazed that generally, not one of those worries had come true.



When I read the suggestion about putting the names of angels or deceased loved ones on paper and then into a basket, I immediately loved the idea. How encouraging to draw a name every day to rekindle the sense of love once shared. What a great way to face the day accompanied by a strong sense of love, acceptance, and courage.



If you don't have a basket, try a candy dish, antique box, or mason jar. With pen in hand, jot down teachers, mentors, or extended family members who had special meaning for you. Angels can take on many forms as well, so don't forget favorite pets, or sacred places like churches, gardens, or porch swings where you once felt the presence of guidance.



This is just another way to begin a new day in a positive way!

Rekindling a connection will surely brighten your way!

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Angels in a Basket




Write out the names of your angelic teachers and guides whom you feel or know are with you, or the names of friends, relatives, or teachers who have passed into spirit.  Now place each of these small slips of paper in a basket, and each morning choose one name to accept love from and to send your love to.

Meredith L. Young-Sowers
Angelic Messenger Cards


There have been times in my life when I kept an empty jar close by.  When ever I would find my self worrying, I would write the worry down on paper and place it in the jar.  At the end of the week, I would take all of those worries out of the jar.  When I would read them, I would be amazed that generally, not one of those worries had come true. 

When I read the suggestion about putting the names of angels or deceased loved ones on paper and then into a basket, I immediately loved the idea.  How encouraging to draw a name every day to rekindle the sense of love once shared.  What a great way to face your day accompanied by a strong sense of love, acceptance, and courage.

If you don't have a basket, try a candy dish, antique box, or mason jar.  With pen in hand, jot down teachers, mentors, or extended family members who had special meaning for you.  Angels can take on many forms as well, so don't forget favorite pets, or sacred places like churches, gardens, or porch swings where you once felt the presence of guidance. 

This is just another way to begin a new day in a positive way! 
Rekindling a connection will surely brighten your way!