Dear God/Goddess/Creator/Great Spirit, thank you for bringing this blessed being into my life — you know who I mean.  Because of their direction and dedicated hard work, my physical world is being transformed and upgraded.  Whatever I did to attract them into my life, let me know so I can keep doing more of the same.  Bless them for the work they do, and may they be paid back a thousand fold.  Andrea

No mirror ever became iron again;  no bread ever became wheat;  no ripened grape ever became sour fruit.    Mature yourself and be secure from a change for the worse.  Become the light.  Rumi

I’ve butted my nose where it didn’t belong and disappointed someone. I asked her to drop a matter with another friend altho she feels cheated. She’s written a long explanation I did not read. I said I’m out of the matter and don’t want to vibe in that place. I apologize for butting in. I ask her to forgive me. She thinks I’m discussing it with the other party and I’m not. This, too, shall pass.

Reported by C. Young: This information about hair has been hidden from the public since the Viet Nam War.   Our culture leads people to believe that hair style is a matter of personal preference, that hair style is a matter of fashion and/or convenience, and that how people wear their hair is simply a cosmetic issue.  Back in the Viet Nam war however, an entirely different picture emerged, one that has been carefully covered up and hidden from public view.  Hair is an extension of the nervous system and transmits vast amounts of information to the brain, including enhanced intuition and  precognition. Continue reading →

Years ago I prayed for patience and wondered why my life got more hectic.  What about ask and you shall receive?  Where’s my freaken patience?   Years later, it finally sunk in:  If I ask for patience, the Universe will give me new opportunities to respond differently when a situation demanding patience arises.   I can choose to continue being pissed off, anxious and restless, or I can take the time to sit back and breathe and remind myself not to sweat the small stuff.   And that, yes, really, it is all small stuff.

I did a few things wrong today and blamed my computer for it. When I woke up and turned my laptop on, after 5 minutes it had still not come completely on. It was being real weird and slow like a bad dream sequence.  It does that sometimes, so I went into the office to check email.  About 30 minutes into it, I dropped my mouse, causing my cable box to fall from its perch.   When I picked it up, I noticed the mouse cable (yes, I still have cables, I’m old school) was tangled, so I unplugged it, untangled the cord, and plugged it in again.   My monitor had gone to screensaver and I couldn’t get it back, so I shut the machine down manually.   When I turned it back on, I could not get an internet connection.   I went back into my bedroom and checked my laptop and could not connect there either.   Phooey.  I figured it had to do with me shutting the computer down manually.   I went back into the office and, as I began a series of rebooting my computer, I took the opportunity to move my desk around a little; moving routers and boxes, dusting behind cables, tightening cable and power connections.  Connections.  The power to the cable box had begun dislodged when it toppled an hour earlier.  That was why I had no internet connection.  I hadn’t noticed the cord had come loose.  Here I was so ready to blame my computer when I was trying to work from a place of disconnection. Yes, I was doing all the right keystrokes but the right things weren’t happening.  Connection — no surprise there — is once again the answer to everything

A Facebook friend asked yesterday, “Just up for some suggestions here. I just got back from the eye doc. My left cornea is irrtated. I am seeing double and have blurred vision. I will be ok. Just wondering what the universe is telling me.” I thought that was interesting because Monday I scratched MY left cornea and it blurred my vision for the 24 hours it was irritated. I pondered what it might mean for me, what it was I might not want to be seeing very clearly, what I should pay more attention to detail to rather than keeping in a soft focus.  I found it hurt less if I looked down and kept my eye still or even closed. I took that as a sign to rest more that day.  The cells of my body heal very quickly because I eat healthy.  My eye was fine 48 hours later, and my body was rested as well.  You can’t fool  Mother Nature. The Universe knows what I need, even when I forget.