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The dry season
Posted on September 7, 2012
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The dry season is upon us now here in the U.S. Everywhere you drive
there is dust and the colors of yellow and brown as weeds begin to die
away. The lush green of summer has departed and the birds have begun to
depart as well, all that remains are patches of purple asters blowing
about in the fields and splashes of white from the Queen Anne’s lace.
Random trees on the hillsides have slowly begun their Autumn task of
changing colors. It has been so dry this summer one has to wonder what
the fall foliage colors will be like. I tend to doubt we will see
vibrant reds and oranges, probably a lot of yellow browns. It always
triggers a bit of angst within to see summer slip away knowing the
brutality of winter that will follow shortly. A time to go within and
sort through things, a time to make changes and try out new things. For
now we are floating through the dry season, watching the changes and
feeling the evenings begin to cool down enough to add an extra blanket
on the bed. Autumn has arrived.
I always say we can learn a great deal from Mother Gaia. She does not
struggle with change. It is a part of life to her and she flows along
doing what she is supposed to do right on schedule. It is amazing to me
how nature knows when to switch what it is doing. It speaks loudly to
our interconnection for without that she could not do what she must do.
The amount of sunlight, the temperatures, so many little triggers that
tell Gaia it is time. If Gaia depends upon these factors to do her job,
surely we are interconnected as well and depend on each other to live
life on planet earth.
We have our usual shifts with the seasons along with the earth. We
feel the cold approach and know it is time to prepare for winter much
like the squirrels gathering nuts. We know it is time to put away the
summer clothes and drag out the winter ones, take off the summer tires
and put on snow tires, pull out the bed quilts and flannel sheets, start
cooking warm foods instead of cooling summer meals. We makes these
changes without thinking, much like Gaia changes seasons, so why does
changing who we are within and without cause such fear? We do not know
for certain the seasons will be easy, weather may get so intense our
survival is threatened, yet we do not fear the change in seasons.
I am beginning to believe our fears of change are unfounded and have
been drilled into our heads repeatedly until we accepted them. I don’t
believe we would fear change like we do if we had remained in our
original state at birth unaltered by the dark ones. I think this fear
factor is something we need to investigate within ourselves and do some
self-correcting. We were not born with fear in our hearts, it was placed
there, and we need to sweep it out and mop the floor of our heart.
Change is a part of everyday life and how much easier life would be if
we did not fear it but accepted it as a natural way of being. How many
times have you heard the phrase ” Change is never easy”? Who said so? Of
course it isn’t easy because we have been programmed unto thinking it
is a fearful process. Take time to investigate your fears and where they
originate from.
We should be flowing through this shift in consciousness with far
less intimidation. We fear the changes because we have been taught to
fear. Let us begin to make a conscious effort to be like Gaia and face
the changes with confidence and grace. Break free of the need to feel
fear and replace it with courage and conviction. We must break free of
the hold the dark ones have over how we live our lives. We are not
living our lives as we should be able to because of ideas implanted in
our brains. Enough! Change is nothing to fear but rather should be
viewed with excitement as a chance to experience life a different way.
Change is a friend for it tells us we are free to do as we please.
Embrace it and be happy and be free!
It is about time we start paying closer attention to nature. It is
our teacher. The Native Americans knew this well. We are all
interconnected and if nature is not fearing change and the animals are
not fearing change, then why should we? If we paid closer attention we
would see a million different things in nature that would improve how we
live our own lives. Instead of destroying nature, let us tend it well
and use its guidance in improving our daily lives. It is right there in
front of all of us to see and so far I haven’t found any glaring
mistakes, it always seems to know what to do and it does it well. We
certainly can’t say that about ourselves now can we? Summer has begun to
flow into Autumn with grace, let us flow into our changes with grace
and leave the fearful thinking behind.
Blessings to you all,
Visionkeeper
Thanks to: http://oneworldrising.wordpress.com
Posted on September 7, 2012
www.favim.comThe dry season is upon us now here in the U.S. Everywhere you drive
there is dust and the colors of yellow and brown as weeds begin to die
away. The lush green of summer has departed and the birds have begun to
depart as well, all that remains are patches of purple asters blowing
about in the fields and splashes of white from the Queen Anne’s lace.
Random trees on the hillsides have slowly begun their Autumn task of
changing colors. It has been so dry this summer one has to wonder what
the fall foliage colors will be like. I tend to doubt we will see
vibrant reds and oranges, probably a lot of yellow browns. It always
triggers a bit of angst within to see summer slip away knowing the
brutality of winter that will follow shortly. A time to go within and
sort through things, a time to make changes and try out new things. For
now we are floating through the dry season, watching the changes and
feeling the evenings begin to cool down enough to add an extra blanket
on the bed. Autumn has arrived.
I always say we can learn a great deal from Mother Gaia. She does not
struggle with change. It is a part of life to her and she flows along
doing what she is supposed to do right on schedule. It is amazing to me
how nature knows when to switch what it is doing. It speaks loudly to
our interconnection for without that she could not do what she must do.
The amount of sunlight, the temperatures, so many little triggers that
tell Gaia it is time. If Gaia depends upon these factors to do her job,
surely we are interconnected as well and depend on each other to live
life on planet earth.
We have our usual shifts with the seasons along with the earth. We
feel the cold approach and know it is time to prepare for winter much
like the squirrels gathering nuts. We know it is time to put away the
summer clothes and drag out the winter ones, take off the summer tires
and put on snow tires, pull out the bed quilts and flannel sheets, start
cooking warm foods instead of cooling summer meals. We makes these
changes without thinking, much like Gaia changes seasons, so why does
changing who we are within and without cause such fear? We do not know
for certain the seasons will be easy, weather may get so intense our
survival is threatened, yet we do not fear the change in seasons.
I am beginning to believe our fears of change are unfounded and have
been drilled into our heads repeatedly until we accepted them. I don’t
believe we would fear change like we do if we had remained in our
original state at birth unaltered by the dark ones. I think this fear
factor is something we need to investigate within ourselves and do some
self-correcting. We were not born with fear in our hearts, it was placed
there, and we need to sweep it out and mop the floor of our heart.
Change is a part of everyday life and how much easier life would be if
we did not fear it but accepted it as a natural way of being. How many
times have you heard the phrase ” Change is never easy”? Who said so? Of
course it isn’t easy because we have been programmed unto thinking it
is a fearful process. Take time to investigate your fears and where they
originate from.
We should be flowing through this shift in consciousness with far
less intimidation. We fear the changes because we have been taught to
fear. Let us begin to make a conscious effort to be like Gaia and face
the changes with confidence and grace. Break free of the need to feel
fear and replace it with courage and conviction. We must break free of
the hold the dark ones have over how we live our lives. We are not
living our lives as we should be able to because of ideas implanted in
our brains. Enough! Change is nothing to fear but rather should be
viewed with excitement as a chance to experience life a different way.
Change is a friend for it tells us we are free to do as we please.
Embrace it and be happy and be free!
It is about time we start paying closer attention to nature. It is
our teacher. The Native Americans knew this well. We are all
interconnected and if nature is not fearing change and the animals are
not fearing change, then why should we? If we paid closer attention we
would see a million different things in nature that would improve how we
live our own lives. Instead of destroying nature, let us tend it well
and use its guidance in improving our daily lives. It is right there in
front of all of us to see and so far I haven’t found any glaring
mistakes, it always seems to know what to do and it does it well. We
certainly can’t say that about ourselves now can we? Summer has begun to
flow into Autumn with grace, let us flow into our changes with grace
and leave the fearful thinking behind.
Blessings to you all,
Visionkeeper
Thanks to: http://oneworldrising.wordpress.com
