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September blues

 This has been a month barren of joy. For how joyful my birthday month has been over the past many, many years, I'm quite surprised that the month I usually experience the greatest joy in has been so dismal. I can attribute it to many things; my mother not being here to celebrate it with for one. Also, my son just moved his family out of state 3 weeks ago, so those are two very large components of my life that I don't get to interact with anymore. More so I guess giving credit to the world changes occurring in this bizarre year of 2020 deserves mentioning too. My spiritual evolution has been tantamount this year, so I am on the fence about believing that the sadness and disconnect I am feeling is not part of the bigger picture of how I am a different being now than I was this time last year. I am stronger and more enlightened spiritually than I perhaps ever been in this life, yet for what I have to show as developments and advancements in the physical world as a benefit of beco...

another Friday, that's all...

Really thought we were going to be super-blessed this year and get thru the whole Summer/Autumn without any wildfires, but oh no, that was wrong to think we were safe. Here it is now, the end of October and the fires have begun again. I've had a theory floating in my mind about how it's possible to pray to the Earth, and to Archangels that govern the weather systems to influence them to calm things down. I've utilized prayer to reach these forces in years past and have believed that I've seen results come from these spiritual communications. This year I've been experimenting with just sending Reiki to the Earth while I meditate, to keep her calm from having earthquakes, but it's a sporadic practice. I think that maybe if I were to genuinely make a regular daily effort, the results might be more consistent. I'm sure that there are other spiritually awakened humans that do a similar practice of praying for the Earth and weather, and that collectively, we all...