to the rescue - K Test - Datura

[Guest guest]

The datura part is how a dark energy can enter into a persons process. The need

for speed can be a detriment and a lesson. Datura can open doors that are not

the positive in the case of the emerging Kundalini. Just an FYI. - blessings -

chrism

[Guest guest]

Interesting, because this symbol has been reoccurring in a lot my dreams lately,

and also has been in my waking life. I cultivate Brugmansia and Datura as a

hobby. I was never sure exactly what the significance of the symbol in my dream

was until now. It always seemed like a prevalent, background image. Beautiful

but deceiving? In the dreams its never a very dominate symbol, it usually just

shows up randomly, like I would be walking somewhere and glance to the side and

happen to notice a large path of Datura or Brugmansia growing all along the side

of the road or on someones lawn. So that would make a lot of sense, like a

seemingly harmless, yet deadly " distraction " on the path.

 

So a lot of this makes sense. Sometimes lately I have been feeling a little

lost. I think I am usually in the moment, and in a loving, and positive state of

mind. Occasionally if I stop and think I might start listening to the ego

blabber on. I know there is a lot of things being resolved in the background

right now. I know I am making progress. At the same time it has been feeling

like I am almost in a " quarantine " like anytime I try to start something new it

doesn't work out or I feel a pull like I need to wait. Same thing with people

too, I sort of feel like I am in this " bubble " right now. I don't actively think

about these things that much, I have been doing a very good job of keeping

myself busy and physically occupied, but every once in a while it will come up.

Even still I guess there is a very real temptation to " hurry up. " I should

probably reexamine that and dissolve it.

 

Thanks and blessing to you

 

- Matt

 

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> The datura part is how a dark energy can enter into a persons process. The

need for speed can be a detriment and a lesson. Datura can open doors that are

not the positive in the case of the emerging Kundalini. Just an FYI. - blessings

- chrism

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[Guest guest]

The full moon before last, I had ventured out to take some photographs, and

stumbled across a clumping of Datura. It was prior to sunset and at the time

their trumpet flowers were closed up tight into their star-fish formation. As

the sun set and the full moon rose, I could hear a high pitched noise and

" chattering " . There was a rustling in the leaves, which I thought were critters,

but to my amazement, it was the Datura opening into their full trumpet flower

right before my eyes. It was like time-elapsed photography. I was awestruck and

giddy. Indeed it is a fascinating and unpredictable plant with it beautiful

pinkish-white trumpet flowers that are intoxicating to one's sight and senses,

and toxic/lethal to ones system.

 

-Danielle

 

 

, " astraltraveler1984 "

<mjf84 wrote:

I was never sure exactly what the significance of the symbol in my dream was

until now. It always seemed like a prevalent, background image. Beautiful but

deceiving? >

> Thanks and blessing to you

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> - Matt

 

> > The datura part is how a dark energy can enter into a persons process. The

need for speed can be a detriment and a lesson. Datura can open doors that are

not the positive in the case of the emerging Kundalini. Just an FYI. - blessings

- chrism

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[Guest guest]

P.S. It's interesting how we've learned of the contract between the Rose and

Datura today.

[Guest guest]

Datura in and of itself is a blessed plant. It is the intentions and use of

Datura by those who try to rush the spiritual or Kundalini process using this

plant that can bring often tragic results. No offense to the wonders and beauty

of the Datura. And I am not making any statements or judgments about anyone

having this gorgeous flower in their gardens either. - Just a clarification. -

chrism

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

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> P.S. It's interesting how we've learned of the contract between the Rose and

Datura today.

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[Guest guest]

I was just meaning... interesting that two flowers were discussed as I like

hearing about herbology-plant uses and flower symbolism. I hope I comments

didn't distract from the root of the discussion in this thread.

 

-Danielle

 

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> Datura in and of itself is a blessed plant. Just a clarification. - chrism

 

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