Things are changing now. The energy of consciousness and light is permeating even the talking heads on CNN, FOX and CBS. Little by little, they’re beginning to show clips and cover stories of hope, courage and blessings. If I happen to be watching and catch one of these, I’m fixed to the TV because it’s so unique. And soon, hopefully very soon, we will see uplifting stories more and more. Humanity will not be kept down much longer.
Can you feel it? There’s hope in the air (along with some chem-trails, ugh!). So what can we do to prepare for the transition from duality to light? I think it involves dumping our old baggage. The wounds we all carry around that we don’t need - the anger, hurts, resentments, fears and anything else that holds us back from being who we really are … loving beings who are all connected.
I went to my third meeting of my grief support group and finally let it all out. Held nothing back and it felt so good to tell the truth about my grief. And it felt even better to have supportive people who have experienced their own grief, to just listen and not be judgmental. What I discovered is that I not only lost my brother, but I lost my Mom as well. She will never be the same and I wouldn’t either if I lost a child. It's just the way it is and I accept that now.
And then there’s the family dynamics of those of us who are left behind. It sometimes gets pretty weird. Weird in the sense that sometimes I think nobody wants to talk about Mike anymore. It's great that my Uncle with talk with me about Mike because I do want to talk about him. I remembered just today that sometimes when we were together and he was introducing me to someone, he would say “I’d like you to meet my older sister.” Ha! He was 5 years older than me! Remembering that gave me such a good laugh today. Thanks, Mike. I needed that.
We have to laugh. Find something to laugh about today. Namaste!
Here's today's picture:
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| Annabelle in the Tree - 10/2010 |
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