Morning Meds; 12 25 18
The best gift to give at Christmas is forgiveness. Give it to yourself first, then pass it on.
Grievances, resentments, perceived hurts and fears, are like stones in the basket of a hot air balloon.
Holding onto them only holds us down.
Throw them out and let the gift of love lift us up.
We are all connected.
Always start with yourself and pass it on. You learn to forgive others by learning to forgive yourself.
Have a Merry Christmas.
Let love prevail.
Morning Meds; 12 25 19
The three petals of this triquetra are love, gratitude and servitude.
They flow like the figure 8 infinity sign, one into the other.
Gratitude is the anchor that reminds us of where we’ve been.
Love is everything, it is the living energy of all there is.
Servitude is the attitude that grounds us to Earth and needs of humanity.
We are never above the needs of humanity, for we are humanity.
Each of us are just one of the all, another’s needs are just our own unrealized.
Let the energy of this day be about what it hopes to represent, unconditional love.
It’s not about how our views agree or conflict.
We have an opportunity to be grateful, to love one another and to give of ourselves.
Thank you for being in this world.
Merry Christmas
Morning Meds; 12 24 21
My four-year-old granddaughter is always quick to share with me any new boo boos she has acquired since I have seen her last.
Thank goodness most are just small common wear and tear owies.
It seems many of us carry on this tradition into adulthood.
We keep the pains we have experienced alive through constant reminiscence.
Like picking at a healing wound, our constant attention slows the healing process.
Some things need to be released instead of shared if we wish for them to heal.
Morning Meds; 12 24 18
Benevolence is manifested love.
Morning Meds; 12 23 19
If I found a Genie’s bottle
That is, if they truly do exist.
I would ask for expanded realization,
That would be my lone request.
With expanded realization
I would realize that genies exist,
and the bottle that contains them,
Is the heart within my chest.
We have all we need within ourselves,
we came fully equipped.
We simply need to ask for
expanded realization.
We can know what we knew before
we came into this world,
just ask.
Morning Meds; 12 22 18
We shine like the arc on the tip of a welding rod, suspended between earth and heaven.
Above us an inverted pyramid funnels in the yang energy of Source.
Below us a pyramid funnels up the energy of earth, yin.
The gap between the points, we call now.
The blended energy shoots from us into the void, where it is revitalized and returns to the funnels of Source’s love.
Thus, we exist in an eternal hourglass, forever changing and being renewed.
Morning Meds; 12 22 21
We hold the keys to all the doors
We know the combinations to all the locks
The button and every switch to light the road to home
No one or anything blocks our path
Our barriers are but a dream
Insurmountable mountains a simple mirage
We create them in our minds
Illusions of struggles
Illusions of falls
Illusions of prison walls
While all the time we shine and glow
inextinguishable specks of eternal light.
Morning Meds; 12 22 19
The simplest solution to any imagined barrier is love.
Everything is dissolvable when it’s immersed in love.
Morning Meds; 12 21 21
If we are walking towards the light, shadows will follow.
Our assessment as to if they are evil or good is a part of our prevalence to judge.
We do not know all the future outcomes or the purpose of our past struggles.
We do not know how useful they are, or how necessary they are to help us in our process of realization.
Condemnation from the energy they invoke can darken the present, but light will always prevail.
We are light and love, the grand scheme of things is often lost in the struggle.
We often don’t know what the best means is to achieve the best result.
We must have shadows to be able to differentiate in what choices we choose to make.
If not for the shadows, we would not know to walk towards the light.
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Enjoy the winter, Solstice.
Morning Meds; 12 21 19
The saying “It’s easier to tear somebody down, then to build them up”, can apply to our spiritual self-esteem.
We minimize the power of Source by seeing Source as somewhat human and minimize ourselves by seeing our nature, as barely divine.
We are one with Source.
We are infinite beings.
Side note. I am excited to see the winter solstice. I used to battle with depression, August to after Christmas being the toughest period of time. Not so much now, but I’m always glad to feel the change. Have a great solstice.
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