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Embrace the Light: Celebrate the Holidays with Joy and Love

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You are the lightThe Angels – Happy, holy holidays to all of you who celebrate, and happy, holy days to all, for all days are holy, all days have the potential to be happy, and all days can be a celebration of the light that you so beautifully focus upon this time of year.

Whether you celebrate the babe in a manger, the miracle of the oil, or simply the return of light after the winter solstice, you are celebrating a light that lives and breathes within you. This is your essence and your truth, and when you align with that light by choice—be it through a kind thought, word, or deed, for yourself or another—you will feel its radiance shining to you and through you. Continue reading →

Ancient Memories

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Sacred Scribe | March 14 2012

I have always carried with me an ancient memory of a time when I lived in balance and harmony with my world and its people. It’s been more like a “feeling” or a “longing” I’ve held in my heart, for a time and way of living that I somehow knew was sacred, abundant, and harmonious.

It was a world that revered both heaven and earth, and all of daily life revolved around this sacredness.

Children were taught from birth this reverence for earth and sky by the elders -the keepers of ancient memories – and this assured that the flames of wisdom and “right living” would burn on for generations.

Every life, be it plant, animal, or human was honoured for it’s place in the Great Eternal Oneness, for everyone knew about the invisible lines of love and life force that connected all to All.

To not give thanks, or not offer up a prayer of gratitude for the blessings of daily sustenance was considered sacrilege. No gift was too small to go unnoticed, for the web of life beheld every brilliant jewel of the Great Unknown, and when honored in such a way, would illuminate the soul of every living creature, bringing peace, balance and harmony to All.

It was a time of great divinity, before the need of external reminders, the temples, churches, statues, or gods.

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