Love and Light

Some readers know I often post on Christmas Day.  So here I am, wishing you joy, vitality, abundance, and miracles.  Along with the usual love and light. Some people dispel love and light as being corny or not enough. In actuality, love and light is all there is in our quantum world. However, we don’t always seem to access it easily.

I noticed while viewing my blog that I have not posted in weeks. I have thought about it many times. It wasn’t for lack of interest. I have felt exceedingly busy and rather depleted health wise. So I recently got some tests done. There is a bit of the miraculous in this tale. Historically I have been told my veins cannot be found, causing bloodwork to be an annoying prolonged ordeal. I have also noticed that I cannot produce urine on demand, a trend since adolescence. I can still recall countless lines to the bathroom during concerts, only to arrive at the stall without the ability ” to get the job done. “.

Why am I telling you this? Friday was unusual in that my blood was drawn so quickly and painlessly that I did not even feel the needle. Then I went to give a urine sample armed with a big cup of  chai latte ( hydration is good for both finding veins and of course, urination ). I was amazed that I had more “sample” then needed and made sure the cup wasn’t too full. The combination of these  events seemed so out of the norm that I deemed them miraculous. Whether it was changing faulty thinking, good timing, or divine action, miracles happen all the time. I suppose you could say my body was ” in the flow . ”

While I often feel more isolated than usual at Christmas. I am having a fruitful day. Finding ways to elevate my vibration and feed my soul always helps. I thoroughly enjoyed yesterday’s episode of CBS Sunday Morning. There were several uplifting, awe -inspiring features that fed my spirit. Here is a link to a magickal place in Washington State that emanates beauty, peace, and delight. Click here to take a visit from your device! I recommend visiting their site for loads of holiday cheer.

Recently I read that the Christmas tree is a wonderful mix of nature and  the divine, combining a fresh tree with the decorations and creativity of wonder. I wish all the wonder and creativity to arrive at just the right time. Just like Dorothy’s ruby slippers, they have always been available to take you home ……..

Christmas tree images taken from past jaunts to Longwood Gardens.