Walking a Heavenly Path

I was walking through a trail in the woods around a lake when all of a sudden the Angels nudged me and asked me why I was looking down when there was all this beauty around me. I looked up and immediately saw some squirrels arguing, running up, down and around a tree. I glanced further up in the trees and saw so many birds, I couldn’t count them all. I would never have known they were there if I didn’t look up. Then over in the lake was a log. It was sticking up out of the water with seven turtles on it. There were so many turtles on that small space and not enough room so some were propping themselves up on the backs of others. It looked so funny! Then I noticed the ducks. They looked like they were bobbing for apples every time they dunked their heads under water. I was starting to feel like I was in my own little heaven!

I was out in the open now with the sun shining bright on me. I looked ahead and noticed that the ducks had made quite a mess on the path. I told the Angels that I was thankful for the beauty around me but I was going to look down during this part of my path. I skillfully stepped around the messes and when I got past them, I was under the trees again and continued taking notice of what was above and around me.

Some of you are probably saying, “Thank you, for taking me on your walk however, what is the message?” The message is the Angels want to remind everyone that we can miss out on so much when we keep our focus on the Earthplane situations around us. We can get encouraged, just by looking up and seeing the vastness of the sky; the rain that nourishes the plants; the animals that don’t have money but always seem to get food each and every day. But also that it is okay to look down when you see someone else’s mess. This is so that you can easily side-step it, remembering to immediately put your focus back up higher. It is such a blessing to no longer have to accept other people’s messes as our own or as a lesson for ourselves. We still recognize it but pass no judgment while continuing on our heavenly path.

Green Monday

In my humble opinion, Mondays are green, not blue. Why? do you ask...  Let me explain...

Do not think green as in environmentally friendly. Scenario: You've been waiting months for the warm summer days to arrive, waiting and dreaming of your first dip into the lovely blue swimming pool. The first warm weekend, you pack your bathing clothes, suntan lotion and party favours all set for a lovely day at the pool. Then you arrive. The shock, the horror!  But above all, the dread sinking feeling of all has been taken away from away you:  the blue sparkly waters from your memory is in reality now turned a sickly yellowish green with slime on the sides and who-knows-what breeding underneath.  No swimming for as while.  :(

That is why Mondays are green, not blue as a summer sky with lazy pure white cotton clouds drifting lazily around... 
Saturdays are blue, not Mondays.  ^__^

...lost innocence and the cynicism of adulthood

It is like to be exiled from your homeland, persecuted for your true nature. Being unable to express the sublime beauty welling forth from your soul.

You will know what it is like to be alone in a crowd, to be aware of the power of dreams and to be able to tap the power of magick.

And you will learn what it is like to be helpless in the arms of The Fates and be unable to stop the crushing weight of Banality from robbing your memory of all you have discovered…

Keys on a Ring

Gaining experience or knowledge can be seen like adding keys to your key chain.

As you go through your journey of life, sometimes you have to remove a key or give up an old one, sometimes even more than one at a time to replace it with a better key or newer keys.

For example, when buying a new car, you have to give up your old car key because you sold it, but you add the new key or keys of your new car.

As we grow older and learn through life, either by mistakes or through other's mistakes, we replace the knowledge we had with new and better knowledge, or just add the knowledge we gained to our keychain of life.

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Question...

After some recent events that aspired in my life a question arised... Maybe some of you can help shed some light for me on this matter:

When you have some very bad news you have to tell someone, and that person has just gone through a very rough ordeal, should you tell them immediately or wait a couple of days for them to recover a bit from the first ordeal before putting them through another bad thing in their life?

Which one will be more merciful?  My opinion: Wait a while for the person to recover from the first severe blow before giving them another one.  For me, it's like kicking a man in the balls after he just got run over by a car...

Life's little quirks...

Life has a funny way of giving us a few hints as to what the next lesson should involve, where to improve in your life or what changes you need to make to stay on the right course.


Should we fail to head the warning or hint or we do what is necessary, then life has a funny way of teaching you or shoving you in the right way – the HARD way.