Tag: animals
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What is an open heart?
We often think having an open heart is simply being a nice person. And yes, that’s true, but what if your open heart is a multi-faceted organ, which can take you on a journey of empowerment and enlightenment. Having an open heart starts with being vulnerable because it helps us to work through our emotions…
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Poem of Light for January
Strength Dear Strength, am I aware, am I unknown or simply afraid? My inner world beckons. Strength, you show me it is not always whether the right questions are being asked, but rather have they truly been heard from my heart. Strength, in my vulnerability and inquiry you appear, and show me the way to The Divine Presence infinite…
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Live In The Light | January
Dear Shining Ones I AM MICHAEL – Hold strong and be expansive with your venture. Bring the treasure of life to all who know the power of The Divine Presence. In your game of love and light, the pure unfolding of Divine Presence will be with all. There is no battle to be won, for when one…
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To the Queen Goddesses…
Happy New Year 2022 To you, My Beloved Queen Goddess – I give you the sacred seed of life, so you may take the responsibility of planting it. For every seed you plant one thousand more will multiply in your hand. You will not have time to see them grow, for everything you plant creates more…
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To the Star Goddesses…
To you, My Beloved Star Goddess – I give the concept of unity that people might remain open-minded to other possibilities. You will experience the pain of rejection, for I do not permit you to personalize My Affection. As the Star, you are always ready to shine. You will expand your sphere of influence by making…
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Forgiveness, Affection, Non-attachment and Liberation.
This ancient blessing was created in the Nahuatl language, spoken in Mexico. It deals with forgiveness, affection, non-attachment and liberation. ′′I release my partner from the obligation to complete me. I release my parents from the feeling they failed with me. I release my children from the need to bring me pride, so they can…
ELIZABETH ELLAMES 