Fri 27 Feb 2009
She Kisses Me On The Cheek And For A Moment A Flower Grows There
Posted by laup under Discussion, Meditations, Outbreak, Supernal Diver
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I walk into my room, and a friend of Mother Mary’s is there. She’s vacuuming my room and cleaning up, which I find really embarrassing. Nobody should have to clean my room, that’s so improper! She smiles and says she has full authority to do this, so I stand there and fume as she finishes up. I ask her what on earth she’s doing here and she says, “Just passing through and making sure we were ready.” She kisses me on the cheek and for a moment a flower grows there.
I wake up and ponder the significance of this strange dream. I’m thinking this friend of Mother Mary’s must be a quality within myself that is clearing out the crud. How many people must quest for the chance to meet their soul in dreams and receive a blessing! I contemplate what we must be preparing for. Ready for what?
Sounds you’re on the next stepping stone and progressing as you should for your life. Now that some of the old energy is gone, new energy and opportunities, as well as reminders of maybe where you should have been, can come back and journey with you. Since you and I are cut from similar cloth, it’s happening to me too, in rather sudden and instinctive linkage.
The message seems to be “Ok, now that you’ve been through the stuff you need to and veered off where you wanted to be, you’ve earned a better understanding and a greater right to be where you want to be.” Just the right time in the grand plan if you believe in that ideal.
Your listening to the deeper message and what’s being said are the right steps, even if where you’re headed is unclear. Just keep listening and you will be guided to where you need to be, and, I suspect greater joy and quality of life. The hardest part is trusting and letting go. I’ve struggled years with this, yet the time was right for some surprising left turns to happen. It’ll be alright friend.
as well as reminders of maybe where you should have been
For a long while, those were the strongest impressions for me. Should I have turned left in the woods when I could have turned right? A lot of ‘shoulds’ floating in the aquarium I call a brain. How they torment us, my preciousz!
And yet, letting go of those fish skeletons to the Hekate compost garden means trusting and listening. Time to trade in the aquarium for a terrarium perhaps! Or go on a picnic with Yogi and the gang for an extended romp through the woods!
Reading your blog (and Xtine, and Hexe), it’s like wow Scoob. All sorts of interesting things going on with you. I think the steampunk stuff you’re into is so cool! You really are becoming a strange explorer of new and distant lands of imagination.
I half expect you to seriously come back from one of your park rides with a chest of cool dude brewskies from the land of the butterfly people and say, “Paul, dude! There’s this secret door two minutes and thirty-seven seconds into the Haunted River, where if you jump out of the ride onto the service ledge and say the words, “Il nouva esta fuggin’ pinicko” a dimensional doorway opens to new lands waiting to be experienced!
And as I do not blow up, I still need an amazin’ fruit chaser to catch my breath.
LOL! Wow, I’ll have to try that one!
Really you nailed it. Adventure is calling from not as well beaten paths, and from that treading has come some very good times and establishment of varying sorts. The uncharted areas of Second Life and Steampunk are indeed satisfying, as are the new avenues of late. It’s an exciting time. The gut says you’re truly on a similar track with your life and endeavors.
And no, you do not blow up, my friend. 😉 (However, you may have just handed me a future blog entry.)