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Trusting and letting go and Angels

After being very down for two days I realized that the problem was I wasn’t letting go of what wasn’t working! That stuff was the old stuff vibrating at a different place than where I was at! Of course! So when I would revisit the old stuff, I felt awful.

Yesterday my husband brought home my paintings from a gallery I had them out for a year. They hadn’t sold one painting and yet there was my energy hanging on the walls, ignored. For a long time I took it personally, but the truth was none of the paintings in their gallery were selling because of the local clientele and the local economy. The gallery was switching to selling to gift store items to survive. Still, when I saw those paintings in my home again, my heart sank. I felt like a failure, not good enough, all the old sh*t. But, what if my art was not meant to be there? And what if having my art in that gallery, in the wrong place, was preventing me from moving on to where I most belonged? This was the case if I looked at that art and I was feeling regret and loss. I didn’t need to be in that place anymore.

On another note, I had the most beautiful dream the other night. I felt the wings of my angel wrap around me and enfold me with such love and comfort. It was a very personal encounter with my angel. Normally, I just hear him in soft whispers through the day. I was in such awe when I woke.

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Check-in

I woke up this morning seeing juicy colors and I heard “I want you to feel safe, comforted and supported.” Good way to start the day, eh? I was reading before bed Trusting Your Vibes by Sonia Choquette. Sonia, if you are out there, I love this book! Go out and find a copy if you can.  When I have my doubts on the spiritual/psychic path, reaching for like-minded voices is what helps me the most to get back on track. I think it is only human to have off days and on days.

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Cool dream I had

I woke up this morning remembering a cool dream I had. I was trying out for a dance troupe! I thought it was a little crazy and spontaneous because although I love to dance, I hadn’t danced in a long time and I wasn’t even prepared for the audition. I went up to the judging committee and told them I didn’t have music to dance to and could I reschedule the audition for tomorrow? They said it was either now or never. A dancer walked by who I recognized as being one of the “elite” and I felt more dejected. One of the dance teachers took me aside and we walked all over campus looking for music for me. I found a album–yes, not a CD, but a vinyl album–of “Live and Let Die” by Paul McCarthy. You know, the James Bond movie theme. I remembered I liked that song and that it was so fun to dance to. We grabbed it and continued on looking for a record player. This dance teacher was determined to have me audition!

I love dreams. They are so fun and entertaining. I woke up feeling that I needed to begin to include more things or actions in my life that gave me joy, whether I was good at it or not. I am so very serious most of the time and very responsible-minded, I forget the silly fun things. Next thing you know, you wake up and you find–hey, there’s no frickin’ joy in my life! I hate to say it, but lately, that is how I am feeling. I think I am guided to include more of it into my life–a constant theme!