My heart aches

[Guest guest]

All:

I am hopeful that you may be able to address a portion of my question. I was

feeling hesitant to post, as with most questioning I ponder if I should just be

searching for the answers within. I was driving home from work, and have been

feeling rather blissful, am certainly excited about my upcoming travels to

Ireland and the uncanny coincidence of my stay. Out of nowhere it felt like the

B of my bliss started to crumble, and what remained standing was a question mark

(?). Oddly, in my mind I was planning out an inipi, thinking about what portion

of the lawn I could clear, and feeling like I needed to get home and start

identifying the branches. (which will now have to wait until my return). My eyes

became filled with tears, and before long they were trickling down my face. My

question was " why? " Why cannot I be a dancer at the Sundance. As well, why was I

forced outside the classroom in S. Africa while the other children learned the

story and movement of the zulu dance, and mine dances. I had to watch through

the window; my brother and I were not allowed to participate. Why do I have to

be of a certain ethnicity or lineage or heritage or gender to dance in/for

ceremony? My question is specific to dancing for/in ceremony. My brain

understands; My knowledge about human behavior understands, but my heart does

not. My heart and spirit does not understand the exclusion. Aren't these about

One? Can you help my heart to understand-it really really aches.

 

Peace, love and thank you.

Danielle

[Guest guest]

Danielle,

You are a beautiful soul! You are the one that sees all of us as one, you are

truly blessed to do so! You are living through your HEART and not your mind.

You should be congratulated on that.

 

I ask those questions all the time, as I'm sure many of us here do. When I was

really young I remember asking why am I born in America? Why is this my home?

I grew up with mexican cousins and as I got older I realized that their culture

is different than mine and I did not understand why I was white. Why did they

stare at me during cinco de mayo festivals? Why couldn't I wear the dress and

dance with my cousin? It does hurt, so you know I understand your pain.

Many people are living with their minds and not theirs hearts.

 

Blessings to you on your trip, much love,

 

 

Laura

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

>

> All:

> I am hopeful that you may be able to address a portion of my question. I was

feeling hesitant to post, as with most questioning I ponder if I should just be

searching for the answers within. I was driving home from work, and have been

feeling rather blissful, am certainly excited about my upcoming travels to

Ireland and the uncanny coincidence of my stay. Out of nowhere it felt like the

B of my bliss started to crumble, and what remained standing was a question mark

(?). Oddly, in my mind I was planning out an inipi, thinking about what portion

of the lawn I could clear, and feeling like I needed to get home and start

identifying the branches. (which will now have to wait until my return). My eyes

became filled with tears, and before long they were trickling down my face. My

question was " why? " Why cannot I be a dancer at the Sundance. As well, why was I

forced outside the classroom in S. Africa while the other children learned the

story and movement of the zulu dance, and mine dances. I had to watch through

the window; my brother and I were not allowed to participate. Why do I have to

be of a certain ethnicity or lineage or heritage or gender to dance in/for

ceremony? My question is specific to dancing for/in ceremony. My brain

understands; My knowledge about human behavior understands, but my heart does

not. My heart and spirit does not understand the exclusion. Aren't these about

One? Can you help my heart to understand-it really really aches.

>

> Peace, love and thank you.

> Danielle

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Danielle,

 

Yes, there are many experiences of

exclusion in life. And yes, it really

hurts. What to say to the heart?

 

From my heart to yours these experiences

taught me how NOT to treat others.

Knowing how it feels to be excluded I

would not want to ever cause another

to feel this way because of me

excluding them from something. It helped

me to be more caring and sensitive.

This in not something you could ever

learn from a book. It is a treasure to

care in such a way. Embrace the pain

and never pass it on.

 

Love to you,

dhyana

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

>

> All:

> I am hopeful that you may be able to address a portion of my question. I was

feeling hesitant to post, as with most questioning I ponder if I should just be

searching for the answers within. I was driving home from work, and have been

feeling rather blissful, am certainly excited about my upcoming travels to

Ireland and the uncanny coincidence of my stay. Out of nowhere it felt like the

B of my bliss started to crumble, and what remained standing was a question mark

(?). Oddly, in my mind I was planning out an inipi, thinking about what portion

of the lawn I could clear, and feeling like I needed to get home and start

identifying the branches. (which will now have to wait until my return). My eyes

became filled with tears, and before long they were trickling down my face. My

question was " why? " Why cannot I be a dancer at the Sundance. As well, why was I

forced outside the classroom in S. Africa while the other children learned the

story and movement of the zulu dance, and mine dances. I had to watch through

the window; my brother and I were not allowed to participate. Why do I have to

be of a certain ethnicity or lineage or heritage or gender to dance in/for

ceremony? My question is specific to dancing for/in ceremony. My brain

understands; My knowledge about human behavior understands, but my heart does

not. My heart and spirit does not understand the exclusion. Aren't these about

One? Can you help my heart to understand-it really really aches.

>

> Peace, love and thank you.

> Danielle

>

[Guest guest]

Here's mny take on it. It sounds to me like Shakti has decided to allow you to

be freed from the limiting effects of these past experiences. A bunch of

karmas, impressions and knots formed of your own emotions and the emotions of

others are being loosened and dissolved. Offer them to the Goddess. Welcome

the process. If you have to have a good cry, so be it. These kinds of past

experiences and our reactions to them trap scads of our own energy that when

freed becomes available to allow us to further soar in consciousness. It seems

to me that Shakti is saying you are ready to recapitulate this experience,

forgive and send love to all the parties involved, and reclaim that part of your

soul energy that is trapped in this past.

 

Love and blessings,

 

David

[Guest guest]

Due to the traumas of the past many indigenous cultures have withdrawn their

sacred rites from the observance and views of those who have not been completely

accepted into the fabric and in many cases the birth right of the culture.

 

The past traumas were quite serious and the remnants of those traumas still

exist. It is these remnants of catastrophe that determine the ability of the

people to become open again.

 

Sometimes it takes time.

 

In some cases if you are not born of that culture then you may not be admitted

into the sacred ceremonies of that culture. In some of the Native American

cultures there is an active drive to keep " whites " out of the loop with regard

to sacred ceremony.

 

I am sure this can be traced to the inequities of the past and present with

regards to broken promises and agreements and treaties. Doesn't reflect on you

the individual Danielle. But it can " feel " that way.

 

Many in the Native American tribes do not see white colored humanity as being a

positive influence on the sacred land or the integrity of the Earth. Nor do they

value the discrimination showered upon them by the white political

establishment.

 

Neither are the co-opting of their sacred ways for cash and ego appreciated.

Many in these cultures ask of the elders

 

" If the whites are so strong why do they come to us for spiritual guidance? "

 

And from this a false sense of superiority is grafted into the feelings and

structures of those who harbor such questions and come to those conclusions.

 

Exclusivity ensues.

 

I would suggest it is a pattern of discrimination that has its roots based in

post traumatic stress and the survival drive for a people that can take them

inward into and unto themselves for the protection of their culture and the

honoring of the traditions that make up the culture without the active

subversion of western culture entering into their circle.

 

Even though at the same time extreme poverty and chemical addiction enslave so

many.

 

Especially now with many in the " New Age " movement coming into their culture

then leaving it and spreading the sacred trusts and information to everyone

often asking for money in return for self aggrandizement. This has happened

repeatedly and the elders and the tribes have had enough of it.

 

So the doors are now closed or closing.

 

I do not feel it is reflection upon you the person Danielle rather it's upon

those who have tarnished and dishonored the sacred ways. So precedence in many

cultures has been set.

 

No one outside of the bloodline or tradition or tribe or race will be allowed

into the sacred light of that particular tribe. As much for the sanctity of the

integrity of that light as well as keeping it pure and sacred for future

generations of that tribe.

 

You have your own culture and your own sacred beliefs and trusts and

information. You are Kundalini awakening and in that sense there is very little

in the way of limitation for you in having or holding ANY system of belief and

sacred information.

 

At the same time respect needs to be given those who are still hurting from

violent incursion into the fabric of their society. Respect and forgiveness and

space to allow the healing and rebuilding of the cultural foundations.

 

As you travel to Ireland you may touch upon the past and present graces of the

Tuatha De Danaan or the Firbolgs or the Minerians. Ancient cultures of the white

races in those lands. They are available and though historic they are also there

in the present.

 

With Kundalini nothing is closed to you Danielle but out of love and

consideration those peoples that require the mere idea of privacy can have it

honored by the enlightened. In truth there is no such thing as privacy for

anything on a physical level. All is known and all is seen by many.

 

Just my thoughts. - blessings Danielle - chrism

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

My heart and spirit does not understand the exclusion. Aren't these about

One? Can you help my heart to understand-it really really aches.

[Guest guest]

Hi Danielle,

 

Sometimes I feel so in sych with people here - it is uncanny. You so beautifully

described a feeling I have been having some difficulty with myself. I was

talking before about being out and around people and so many " shoulds " and

" shouldn'ts " being directed around to each other. This one should be doing this

that one shouldn't be doing that - if they were a republican/democrat (depending

on whos talking) this country wouldn't be like this...blah blah blah blah...and

so much of the time the conversations come back to this shoulds and shouldnts

just like your story in the sense that you were not invited " it was a shouldnt' "

I find myself hiding away from people because it feels like bricks being put on

my body - as the time goes on and maybe its only for a half an hour but the

bricks have piled on - I try to joke or change the subject but it seems to come

back to this. Not all people obviously - just learning how to handle this in a

way that I can be around people and not feel so squashed! ha

 

If its just a couple of people its usually easier to turn around - but when its

more - well I need to learn how to be there and not let it affect me I guess.

Its funny I turn into a caged animal looking for the nearest exit - which is the

way I deal with it when I can't help turn things around. Which is fine, but I

have sorta pulled away from many people - I feel love for them in my heart but I

need to learn how to deal with this better. Because then I feel - get ready the

nasty word coming - " Guilt " - because I know they love me and want me to visit

but I pull away and I know it hurts them.

 

So I'm glad you brought this up - I know its different - but how beautiful this

world would be if we all really could look at each other with nothing other than

love in our hearts - that even if they were so very different on the outside -

inside we are all one - how can there be any judging or shoulds or shouldnt or

you're in but youre out - the person walking down the street is us - whats there

not to love? And I can love those that do this but being around them without

feeling the bricks is what I need to learn. To be able to sit in a room full of

judging others without it affecting the way I feel at all - to be able to just

feel free enough and good enough that the world could crumble around me but I

stay in that place of allowing the divine to shine through no matter what...

 

Well looks like I have some work to do....of course there is always ear plugs!

ha

 

(i mean what I'm saying here about " who cares " in the sense of judging others

that if someone else were something else who cares? "

***again I hope noone misunderstands me here - there is caring for who you are

and what makes you happy and that you are well...hope that makes sense)

So who cares what religion or non-religion you are - who cares what color your

skin is - who cares what you do or don't do for a living - who cares if you

don't shower(except your roomate!ha) - who cares what your gender or age is or

how little or big or anything in between is- who cares what your car or bike

looks like - or the shoes on your feet - I don't care if you do drugs or

drink(ok shakti might) or smoke or pee in the bush - if you twitch or whatever -

who cares in the sense of inside we are all the same - inside we are one - so

whats there to judge or exclude - it all seems so nuts and trust me I like some

crazy - I do - I must accept all people though and i n my feeling like bricks on

myself when others don't view each other the same way as we are all one - that

means that I must make a judgement inside about the way they are viewing life,

right? Or it wouldn't bother me???? Right? I wouldnt feel weighted down would I

- so shoot I am the same way! UGGGHHHH

To truly allow someone to be themselves without any judging coming from within

then they should be able to sputter shoulds and shouldnts all night - and i

would feel great either way if I wasnt making the judgement! So the mirror is

reflecting back onto myself I see. Darn it I hate when that happens! hahaha

Okay - chill Deb chill! I'm going to take my judging self and go sit on a bag of

ice - you know chillin'

 

Woops - sorry Danielle!!! Now I'm laughing because I came here to offer you

support and comfort and love and I probably just did the opposite! hahaha I'm

not laughing if I brought you down - very very sorry - just laughing at myself -

Thank you though because your story just made me realize this about myself!

Great! Now what? ha

 

Much love to you Danielle - you can dance with me whereever I am...as a matter

of fact just to cheer ourselves up - how about you dance tonight and I will to -

even if its just by ourselves in the middle of the street - or at home - or on a

train - or in a plane - or up real high - or singing goodbye -- or maybe I

" should " stop before I pop! (that lovely dr seuss - have never been able to

shake him either!)

 

Thinking of you with much love in my heart and much tapping in my toes! Sorry I

am no help! ha

Deb

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

>

[Guest guest]

Namaste

 

dear Danielle. . .

 

so much of my spiritual journey was in trying to figure out both the

" red and the white " . . .i use to say the Indian wars have not ended for

they are so strong within. . . .for years if felt too white to be red

and too red to be white. . .i so use to bled for being red and bleed for

being white. . .

 

but all of that was part of the alchemical process of becoming. . .all

of that has been completely taken by K Ma. . . from Her eyes, Her body,

Her loving Heart, we are all Her children. . .only in our minds are

there spiritual differences that matter. . .

 

And from the Sun we all look the same. . .

 

And the truth is; no matter what the minds may say, either ours or

theirs. . .every foot of ground is " sacred ground " . . . every dance

under the Sun or under the Moonlight is coming from the beautiful

" primal Shakti soul " . . .and every song of love and blessing from your

heart touches every heart in the invisible world and returns to the

Great One that created all of us. . .Danielle your prayers in all of

their forms are just as powerful and pure. . .And that is the truth. .

..and perhaps there are " tribes " that shut the doors for reasons that

work for them, that does not mean that you shall not find the " tribe "

that is perfect for you. . .We all long and need " tribes " and what

better tribe on Mother Earth than K Ma Shakti Ma that breathes Her

breath into Her receptive children all around the world. . .

 

i love the " tribe " of Shakti Ma and so glad you are in it. . .Sweetie

may it is true you are not in the right social box to be classified as

Native, but here is one so much greater than Native and i send it in

open hands and heart; dear Sister Danielle, i am waiting moon, . . .you

are NATURE. . .and so is everyone else. . .

 

love to you and like says, there are some really cool Irish

legacies that are running in your blood also. . .

 

ordinary sparrow

 

We are born into the world of separation and illusion but only in our

minds

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

>

> All:

> I am hopeful that you may be able to address a portion of my question.

I was feeling hesitant to post, as with most questioning I ponder if I

should just be searching for the answers within. I was driving home from

work, and have been feeling rather blissful, am certainly excited about

my upcoming travels to Ireland and the uncanny coincidence of my stay.

Out of nowhere it felt like the B of my bliss started to crumble, and

what remained standing was a question mark (?). Oddly, in my mind I was

planning out an inipi, thinking about what portion of the lawn I could

clear, and feeling like I needed to get home and start identifying the

branches. (which will now have to wait until my return). My eyes became

filled with tears, and before long they were trickling down my face. My

question was " why? " Why cannot I be a dancer at the Sundance. As well,

why was I forced outside the classroom in S. Africa while the other

children learned the story and movement of the zulu dance, and mine

dances. I had to watch through the window; my brother and I were not

allowed to participate. Why do I have to be of a certain ethnicity or

lineage or heritage or gender to dance in/for ceremony? My question is

specific to dancing for/in ceremony. My brain understands; My knowledge

about human behavior understands, but my heart does not. My heart and

spirit does not understand the exclusion. Aren't these about One? Can

you help my heart to understand-it really really aches.

>

> Peace, love and thank you.

> Danielle

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you Chrism. My spirit self does not feel like it matches up with my

physical body. When I listen to your " words " with my heart, I hear them with the

eyes and ears of a heart that feels like the native cultures of which you speak,

which is other than mine current. It brings forth a seemingly unbearable grief,

and confusion. I don't desire nor intend to wedge myself into a culture, nor to

be anything but respectful to individuals and a collective. I desire to be my

authentic self and to be a part of the healing. If I were to paint a picture of

what my soul self looks like however, it would not be anything like this

freckled faced Irish gal, who was born in France and raised in S. Africa. Of

what you note is foremost of importance to me; to uphold this respect and permit

such space during my journey onward. That must come before my feelings of

personal incongruency. " Respect and forgiveness and space to allow the healing

and rebuilding of the cultural foundations. " Thank you. -Danielle

 

 

> At the same time respect needs to be given those who are still hurting from

violent incursion into the fabric of their society. Respect and forgiveness and

space to allow the healing and rebuilding of the cultural foundations.

[Guest guest]

Dear Dhyana and Danielle,

 

Oh, how I can relate to this. I am Black and was bought up in a lovely white

family in a small middle class village. I often stood at the side and wondered

why I was not included in so many things. It does hurt and it hurts deeply. I am

over it now and realise that it was partly to do with the times and ignorance of

the people involved. It was the 50's & 60's.

 

What happened though was good for me and the people I made friends with. My

friends were also the 'outcasts', because of colour, physical disability, and

nationality etc. As a group we supported each other and growing up we would

never dream of excluding anyone because of difference, and I took this through

to my Teaching career.

 

As Dhyna says - we embraced the pain and learnt never to pass it on. For you

Danielle this is an excellent learning opportunity for the future, and only good

can come from it.

 

Blessings, Skydancer x

 

, " novalees " <dhyana

wrote:

>

> Hello Danielle,

>

> Yes, there are many experiences of

> exclusion in life. And yes, it really

> hurts. What to say to the heart?

>

> From my heart to yours these experiences

> taught me how NOT to treat others.

> Knowing how it feels to be excluded I

> would not want to ever cause another

> to feel this way because of me

> excluding them from something. It helped

> me to be more caring and sensitive.

> This in not something you could ever

> learn from a book. It is a treasure to

> care in such a way. Embrace the pain

> and never pass it on.

>

> Love to you,

> dhyana

>

>

> , " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon@> wrote:

Aren't these about One? Can you help my heart to understand-it really really

aches.

> >

> > Peace, love and thank you.

> > Danielle

> >

>

[Guest guest]

We are all from native cultures if we are of this world. As I vaccilate from the

macro to the micro views wqith regards to the culures who at this time are

feeling the bhurt I woupld also suggest that every culture gets to go though

these painful learnings.

 

Everyone goes there.

 

As we are all from native cultures from a macro view c=we can allow ourselves to

feeling inclusive qualities of being Children of this Earth. In yours and other

cases Danielle Children of the Expressive Divine as well.

 

From a micro view when we are alone or inside of exclusion we can often want to

follow or become part of that which has given us comfort during traumatic

experiences. That which has opened for us briefly to give aid. We desire for the

companionship and commradeship that has seen us through difficult times and

insif=de of those feelings we can sometimes not be aware that this was a gift of

healing and not of membership even though a kind of training and programming has

taken place.

 

You belong everywhere Danielle! In my humble opinion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

<iamwaitingmoon wrote:

>

> Thank you Chrism. My spirit self does not feel like it matches up with my

physical body. When I listen to your " words " with my heart, I hear them with the

eyes and ears of a heart that feels like the native cultures of which you speak,

which is other than mine current. It brings forth a seemingly unbearable grief,

and confusion. I don't desire nor intend to wedge myself into a culture, nor to

be anything but respectful to individuals and a collective. I desire to be my

authentic self and to be a part of the healing. If I were to paint a picture of

what my soul self looks like however, it would not be anything like this

freckled faced Irish gal, who was born in France and raised in S. Africa. Of

what you note is foremost of importance to me; to uphold this respect and permit

such space during my journey onward. That must come before my feelings of

personal incongruency. " Respect and forgiveness and space to allow the healing

and rebuilding of the cultural foundations. " Thank you. -Danielle

>

>

> > At the same time respect needs to be given those who are still hurting from

violent incursion into the fabric of their society. Respect and forgiveness and

space to allow the healing and rebuilding of the cultural foundations.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone - I'm sorta answering my own post too here! (Linda are you

watching?) lol

 

So as I said before I sorta pulled away from alot of people that kinda make me

feel like " bricks piling on top of me! " ha

The " Shoulds " and " Shouldnt's " that get me down. So tonight I went to see my

Grandpa in the hospital. He has an uncanny ability of shooting out " shoulds " and

" shouldnts " ...

 

Anyway when I got there - (he is quite up in years) he was laying in the

hospital bed - sorta sleeping. I quietly walked in and he opened his eyes. And

he was very happy to see me, his face lit up and I could see this meant much to

him. Anyway as we were talking I was amazed at how full of life he was - you

know being sick and in the hospital doesnt usually bring out the life in people!

(:

 

So we were talking and he was going on and on to me - all about " should do this "

" shouldn't do that "

And all of a sudden I am just beaming smiling at him, thinking to myself how

great it is that although he is in this condition he still is himself and full

of life and spitting out all the shoulds and shouldnts at me. I mean I found

this quite funny. Not in a bad way, and I realized that I am grateful he is

still here and how great it is to be with him, even with all his shoulds and

shouldn'ts because in all those he really is just trying to help. And while I

always know that about people doing this = well it was still hard to be around,

but you know what? I feel light-hearted about it now - because I can keep hiding

from them to keep away from all that - but then I miss out on them!

 

And when someone is laying in the hospital - well lets just say it really got my

attention. So maybe now I can be light - hearted about it and let it not bother

me so I can just enjoy them while we are here together. Seems I learned a bit of

a lesson tonight! (:

 

Yes - once again - the divine brings something right up close and personal.

 

Now lets hope in a group of shoulds and shouldn'ts I can remember this lesson

and not drive away as one of my recent nicknames...

Mia...Why Deb are they calling you Mia you ask? (you did, right?)

 

M.I.A. - Missing In Action - seems my disappearing act has caught on!

Woops!

 

And to you our beautiful Danielle - So excited for you about your trip! Have the

best time!!! Twirl for me in fields of green!

Will be thinking of you and can't wait to hear all about it!

Much love,

Deb (:

[Guest guest]

I loved this story.

purple

 

, " flowerpowers7777 "

<flowerpowers7777 wrote:

>

> Hi everyone - I'm sorta answering my own post too here! (Linda are you

watching?) lol

>

> So as I said before I sorta pulled away from alot of people that kinda make me

feel like " bricks piling on top of me! " ha

> The " Shoulds " and " Shouldnt's " that get me down. So tonight I went to see my

Grandpa in the hospital. He has an uncanny ability of shooting out " shoulds " and

" shouldnts " ...

>

> Anyway when I got there - (he is quite up in years) he was laying in the

hospital bed - sorta sleeping. I quietly walked in and he opened his eyes. And

he was very happy to see me, his face lit up and I could see this meant much to

him. Anyway as we were talking I was amazed at how full of life he was - you

know being sick and in the hospital doesnt usually bring out the life in people!

(:

>

> So we were talking and he was going on and on to me - all about " should do

this " " shouldn't do that "

> And all of a sudden I am just beaming smiling at him, thinking to myself how

great it is that although he is in this condition he still is himself and full

of life and spitting out all the shoulds and shouldnts at me. I mean I found

this quite funny. Not in a bad way, and I realized that I am grateful he is

still here and how great it is to be with him, even with all his shoulds and

shouldn'ts because in all those he really is just trying to help. And while I

always know that about people doing this = well it was still hard to be around,

but you know what? I feel light-hearted about it now - because I can keep hiding

from them to keep away from all that - but then I miss out on them!

>

> And when someone is laying in the hospital - well lets just say it really got

my attention. So maybe now I can be light - hearted about it and let it not

bother me so I can just enjoy them while we are here together. Seems I learned a

bit of a lesson tonight! (:

>

> Yes - once again - the divine brings something right up close and personal.

>

> Now lets hope in a group of shoulds and shouldn'ts I can remember this lesson

and not drive away as one of my recent nicknames...

> Mia...Why Deb are they calling you Mia you ask? (you did, right?)

>

> M.I.A. - Missing In Action - seems my disappearing act has caught on!

> Woops!

>

> And to you our beautiful Danielle - So excited for you about your trip! Have

the best time!!! Twirl for me in fields of green!

> Will be thinking of you and can't wait to hear all about it!

> Much love,

> Deb (:

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Ordinary Sparrow, I love reading your words in the following paragraph. They

are " keeper " words.

 

@@@ And from the Sun we all look the same. . .

 

And the truth is; no matter what the minds may say, either ours or

theirs. . .every foot of ground is " sacred ground " . . . every dance

under the Sun or under the Moonlight is coming from the beautiful

" primal Shakti soul " . . .and every song of love and blessing from your

heart touches every heart in the invisible world and returns to the

Great One that created all of us. . .Danielle your prayers in all of

their forms are just as powerful and pure. . .And that is the truth. .

..and perhaps there are " tribes " that shut the doors for reasons that

work for them, that does not mean that you shall not find the " tribe "

that is perfect for you. . .We all long and need " tribes " and what

better tribe on Mother Earth than K Ma Shakti Ma that breathes Her

breath into Her receptive children all around the

world. . .Ordinary Sparrow. @@@

 

 

I would like to change a couple of words here and there to make it more

general...not just to Danielle so as to make a refrigarator magnet with one of

those magnetic picture holders. I would like to keep it on my frig to read as a

reminder..whenever I am feeling excluded about anything. I think it would make a

great K conversation piece/starter, too. Hehe..I have a few little things like

that around and every once in a while I get to share a little.

 

Love & blessings,

linda

 

 

, " ordinarysparrow "

<ordinarysparrow wrote:

>

> Namaste

>

> dear Danielle. . .

>

> so much of my spiritual journey was in trying to figure out both the

> " red and the white " . . .> ordinary sparrow

>

> We are born into the world of separation and illusion but only in our

> minds