June 27, 2005
Karma
The problem with getting old and doing "important" work is that if you don't write it down immediately, it slips your mind, perhaps not your core , but your mind.
On Friday, my nutritionist got permission from the Mariel Angels, Gabriel, Uriel and a few other celestrial beings to enter my Akashic Records and clean up my karma.
In this case, we were dealing with the karma between my mother and me, which I (and I assume she) have been trying to resolve over twelve lives. All I can say is that what we had together in Life #12 wasn't easy, so I'm assuming that there were quite a few yuckie wads involved.
Do I believe in this? Enough to think that it's better to have a tidy karma than not, so I participated wholeheartedly. My feet are considerably better, as a result.
My nutritionist told me that she would not have been granted permission to do this, if I hadn't been able to find some compassion for my mother in this life. I must say that I had a lot of help from dementia that eradicated the anxiety that caused her to be so controlling, and left her with a pure sweet spirit.
Photo note: This is a shot of my windshield turned sideways for reasons of past and future -- shadows and green extending both ways.
Posted by Dakota at June 27, 2005 06:43 AMA pair... (and each a pair).
New green hope.
And their shadow sides (which we all must have, being human).
Deep and lovely.
Here in the midwest, slight breezes stir the thick hot air, but we wait for Friday when forecasts promise a break.
D
How did I ever miss that pair part?!?? Were it not for you, my dear, it would only have been a metamorphophoto, rather than a metaphoraphoto.
I am supposed to be draping myself in green these days, as a symbol of something, I shall have to ask. Unfortunately that will require wardrobe additions which are not always easy to acquire, this being the year of pink.
I hope you are conditioned in all ways there in the midwest, especially air. D
Posted by: Dakota at June 28, 2005 12:42 PMDakota, dear. Pink is always terrific. The color to wear. Yet, I have been being drawn to the green colour. In fact, I just draped myself in green jewelery this weekend, purchased on a whim... expensive whim.... that's what makes it all the more delightful.
Guess I'm just rambling as I visit your site, saying hello, delighted to have your lovely pictures and cheery words to connect to.
Posted by: Ms. D at July 2, 2005 09:09 PM