interesting occurance

[Guest guest]

I found this pretty cool: I was eating my breakfast outside, an apple

and fruit and vegetable juice, and a yellow jacket landed on my apple.

So I offered him some of the apple while I was still eating it. The

yellow jacket ate on the apple a little bit, then was getting the

apple juice off my fingers. Then another one came and did the same

thing. The whole time I just felt gratitude that such beings would

visit me. So when I was done with the apple, I laid it on the ground

for the yellow jackets. And while I was finishing my drink, they came

and landed on my hand, and it was just remarkable how I could just be

here and feel these tiny beings crawling on my hands. They seemed way

more interested in the juices on my hand than the apple core on the

ground. Then after I was done I brought my hand that they were on

close to the core to show them my offering and thanked them for

visiting, then went inside.

 

I thought this was a cool happening and wanted to share it, I'm glad I

can share it with yall.

Namaste

Craig

[Guest guest]

, " kundaflame "

<kundaflame wrote:

>

> I found this pretty cool: I was eating my breakfast outside, an apple

> and fruit and vegetable juice, and a yellow jacket landed on my apple.

> So I offered him some of the apple while I was still eating it. The

> yellow jacket ate on the apple a little bit, then was getting the

> apple juice off my fingers. Then another one came and did the same

> thing. The whole time I just felt gratitude that such beings would

> visit me. So when I was done with the apple, I laid it on the ground

> for the yellow jackets. And while I was finishing my drink, they came

> and landed on my hand, and it was just remarkable how I could just be

> here and feel these tiny beings crawling on my hands. They seemed way

> more interested in the juices on my hand than the apple core on the

> ground. Then after I was done I brought my hand that they were on

> close to the core to show them my offering and thanked them for

> visiting, then went inside.

>

> I thought this was a cool happening and wanted to share it, I'm glad I

> can share it with yall.

> Namaste

> Craig

>

 

Oh yeah,, I overlooked one thing: when I put the core on the ground

and moved to a different spot to enjoy my juice, I stopped and felt

the abundance of light that the sun offers us and behind my eye lids I

saw a yellow jacket, not the way that is seen with the physical eyes,

it was more of an energetic visualization of the yellow jacket (if

that makes any sense) and that's when they returned.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing that Craig! I felt like I was right there with you. I hate to admit this, but I am deathly afraid of bees. Since the K I have actually allowed them to land on me a few times without freaking out, lol. I am making slow progress. I have also tried to be kind to the spiders that keep coming around to visit me (I am also afraid of them). I have gotten them to stay on a fly swatter as I bring them outside to release them. Not up to having them as pets quite yet. ;-)

Sarita

, "kundaflame" <kundaflame wrote:>> I found this pretty cool: I was eating my breakfast outside, an apple> and fruit and vegetable juice, and a yellow jacket landed on my apple.> So I offered him some of the apple while I was still eating it. The> yellow jacket ate on the apple a little bit, then was getting the> apple juice off my fingers. Then another one came and did the same> thing. The whole time I just felt gratitude that such beings would> visit me. So when I was done with the apple, I laid it on the ground> for the yellow jackets. And while I was finishing my drink, they came> and landed on my hand, and it was just remarkable how I could just be> here and feel these tiny beings crawling on my hands. They seemed way> more interested in the juices on my hand than the apple core on the> ground. Then after I was done I brought my hand that they were on> close to the core to show them my offering and thanked them for> visiting, then went inside.> > I thought this was a cool happening and wanted to share it, I'm glad I> can share it with yall.> Namaste> Craig>

[Guest guest]

Lol! Me too! My squishing of bugs had

decreased dramatically. They have a

right to live, too. I love the changes!

 

Love, dhyana

 

 

, " Sarita "

<sarita1969 wrote:

>

>

> Thanks for sharing that Craig! I felt like I was right there with you.

> I hate to admit this, but I am deathly afraid of bees. Since the K I

> have actually allowed them to land on me a few times without freaking

> out, lol. I am making slow progress. I have also tried to be kind to

> the spiders that keep coming around to visit me (I am also afraid of

> them). I have gotten them to stay on a fly swatter as I bring them

> outside to release them. Not up to having them as pets quite yet. ;-)

>

> Sarita

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I try not to squish any bugs anymore, I probably wouldn't be as

welcoming to a spider, especially the hairier ones, I would keep my

distance and try to get it out of my area safely, lol. I think fear of

bees are common, most of my friends are terrified of bees, I've never

really been afraid of them though, they've been stung around me (even

on the bottom of one of my friend's foot while running lol) but I've

never been stung once, at least that I can remember. I've always felt

like we (the bees and me) had a silent agreement that " I don't mess

with you, you don't mess with me " and it's worked, but this is the

first time I became friendly with them.

I just went outside and they are still enjoying that apple core,

there's at least 6 now.

Namste

Craig

 

, " novalees "

<dhyana wrote:

>

> Lol! Me too! My squishing of bugs had

> decreased dramatically. They have a

> right to live, too. I love the changes!

>

> Love, dhyana

>

>

> , " Sarita "

> <sarita1969@> wrote:

> >

> >

> > Thanks for sharing that Craig! I felt like I was right there with

you.

> > I hate to admit this, but I am deathly afraid of bees. Since the K I

> > have actually allowed them to land on me a few times without freaking

> > out, lol. I am making slow progress. I have also tried to be kind to

> > the spiders that keep coming around to visit me (I am also afraid of

> > them). I have gotten them to stay on a fly swatter as I bring them

> > outside to release them. Not up to having them as pets quite yet.

;-)

> >

> > Sarita

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

The big coincidence though is I've always felt that same agreement

with snakes. I've always kept my distance though to not intrude on

their territory. But there have been a few times walking out in the

woods with my friends and someone would jump and yell snake and I

noticed that it was pretty close so I would back up to give it room

but have never been really afraid, knew if I didn't mess with it, it

wouldn't mess with me. I wonder if I'm going to have a snake

occurrence as well hmm...

 

 

, " kundaflame "

<kundaflame wrote:

>

> Yeah, I try not to squish any bugs anymore, I probably wouldn't be as

> welcoming to a spider, especially the hairier ones, I would keep my

> distance and try to get it out of my area safely, lol. I think fear of

> bees are common, most of my friends are terrified of bees, I've never

> really been afraid of them though, they've been stung around me (even

> on the bottom of one of my friend's foot while running lol) but I've

> never been stung once, at least that I can remember. I've always felt

> like we (the bees and me) had a silent agreement that " I don't mess

> with you, you don't mess with me " and it's worked, but this is the

> first time I became friendly with them.

> I just went outside and they are still enjoying that apple core,

> there's at least 6 now.

> Namste

> Craig