My heart aches-Danielle

[Guest guest]

Dear Danielle, things pouring through your bliss to be acknoledged and puzzled

out. I know, the exclusion hurts. You have pure intent, to participate, to give

of all the love that is bursting in you to share it with all others in their

sacred rites.

 

I feel that Dhyana's observation rings true-that is to know what NOT to do or be

like. A hard lesson. Also chrism points out the immense hurt and still healing

wound of indigenous people's and the pulling in of trust as a result. I can put

myself in their place and feel the pain.

 

chrism said in his post: " 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. "

 

This touches on something I get when i go there, not that I dwell on the " white

ancestors " , I'm not of that mind. But it is something in my DNA, no doubt and it

draws me into it's mystery. That is why I'm so keen on visiting the ancient

sites, picking up on their vibrations, mystique, silent beauty. It does me good.

Why or how, I'm not sure, I just know I feel rejuvenated and appreciative

afterwards. If you are looking to plug into the antiquities, you have a chance

while in Ireland. I hope you can get something out of it to fill your empty

place. You are capable of closing your eyes and tuning into things others can't.

In this way, you can make your own rites, touch the face of God/Divine in ways

unique to you and possibly more fulfilling that someone else's rites, no matter

how ancient .and exclusive. Good luck, Danielle. I hope you find just the right

fit.

 

Love,

Valarie