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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Orbs and Angels (and babies!)
The light that is moving energy, that is the wisdom of ancient knowing, that is love and is ever becoming more light. I began seeing orbs years ago, and asked my Cherokee mentor what were they? They feel as spiritually … Continue reading
The Heart (of shadows and light)
We carry a fruitful bough with us, where our heart is. All day it is there with us. We work, we focus on things, we eat, we talk, but always there is the heart, filled with memory and feeling, opening … Continue reading
Westport Sketchbook: Sunny Sunday
Light and shadows captivate me. The way buildings are illuminated by light, ever changing. Long, dramatic shadows reaching on a clear blue sky day had me besotted on Main Street yesterday. People are more compelling, though. One woman casually strode … Continue reading
Flower People
We had sunshine today, and I noticed a different language coming from nature. It was not the voice of winter, but a whispering little song of spring. Soon, it will fade and we’ll have more snow, sleet and rain. But … Continue reading
Negative Vibes! Primitive Fears…
Negative vibes. When you get a bad feeling. When, instead of feeling a sense of well-being, comfort and/or joy and elation with life, you get gripped up in the stomach, feel unsure, and are likely to stop breathing deeply. This … Continue reading
Seeing is Believing: Auras and Energy
I see auras. Everyone and everything has an aura, a soft glowing color around them. There are bands of color, and the colors subtly change, or in a flash. The wave of a hand causes a wonderful swoosh of glowing, … Continue reading
Westport Sketchbook: The Tracks of My Love
I noticed when we went skiing the other day, after the glorious snowstorm, that the ski poles left little heart shaped impressions in the snow. I was delighted by this, because it was the day before Valentine’s Day. All the … Continue reading
The Book of Love (and Saying Goodbye)
This is an angel I drew with thread. I think there is an angel who holds a big, red book. The Book of Love. Inside the book is a list of every kind thought, word and action ever done. Love … Continue reading
Listen Carefully in the Woods (George Carver talked to plants)
George Carver is one of my heroes. He expressed so many inspiring thoughts and radiated a kindness and love during his long, devoted life of scientific experimentation and study. He’s most known for describing weeds as flowers, setting us free … Continue reading




