Good morning, here we are again. Your own bed is the sweetest place to sleep. happy to be there with all my animals, ❤ their owners and at home❤Thank you all from the heart and hope your Easter was pleasant and good? Love and hugs from our Netherlands to the weather at the moment. Have a great day, I'll soon get to work with the scissors and clippers❤ Love and Respect Always Dayenne ❤
Today the angels talk about our never-ending possibility for renewal and resurrection.
Have a blessed & beautiful day :)
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by Ann Albers in Northern AZ
Time for Renewal... and a little cold plunge!Message from the Angels
My dear friends, we love you so very much,
As many of you celebrate your season of renewal and resurrection, we celebrate with you. You are all capable of renewing your life and resurrecting your spirit, no matter the condition of your mind, body, and emotions, regardless of the circumstances around you. Whether you are twenty or ninety, it is possible to renew your vitality. Whether you are rich or poor, you can resurrect yourself into abundance. Whether you are happy or miserable, you can resurrect even greater joy and passion for life.
It is our deep desire that each of you allow Divine love to help renew your joy, your abundance, your health, your happiness, and your sense of well-being. Life is always "lifing." Love is always flowing. And, as you tap into this endless stream of vibrant, pure, loving energy from the Source, everything in your life will take a turn for the better.
Renewal is possible, dear ones, even when you can't imagine the way. Resurrection is possible even when you feel discouraged or beaten down. In every given moment, you have an opportunity to allow the endless stream of life to flow to you and through you once again, and in that stream's flow, all things are indeed made new.
The thing that makes you feel helpless or hopeless at times is often simply not knowing how to "fix" an undesirable condition in your mind, heart, or life. You are grieving and don't know how you'll ever feel good again. You've lost your company or an investment and have no idea how to recoup the money at "this age." You've had a string of challenging relationships and find it hard to believe you could have a good one. You feel like your "ship has sailed," "the opportunity has passed," or "it has never worked in the past," and so, dear ones, it is very easy to give up on what you truly want.
We understand this mindset. We understand how compelling 3D reality is. If you operate in 3D reality while not knowing you are governed by the energetic reality, then it can seem hopeless to hope and difficult to dream. However, now you know better than you did in the past. Now you know that your energy affects what you attract. Now you know that the previous failed relationships probably started out with a need to improve upon self-worth, and after the first not-so-great partner, your focus on that one attracted the next, and so forth.
However, now you know differently. You can focus on things that feel happy. You can focus on friendships that are beautiful. You can focus on a loving relationship with your dog or cat, and in doing any of these things, you emanate a vibration compatible with good relationships and will attract more. Many of you argue with us. "I haven't found a good one yet!" you say. We know you're telling the truth. We have great compassion. We gently remind you to relax and allow the universe to bring you your partner. We remind you to think about it with anticipation and to celebrate love wherever you find it in your life. Live in love, dear ones, and then however you want love to come your way, it will.
The more you focus on what feels good to you, the more you allow the stream of Divine love to carry you towards what you want and what you want towards you. The more you doubt, the more you operate without this stream of life's renewing power.
If you feel uncomfortable in your body, by all means, do what you know to do, but then sit quietly each day, if only for 5-10 minutes, and intend to receive love. Breathe. Listen to some beautiful music if you like, and let your heart soar. Walk comfortably in your imagination. Remember times you felt good in as much detail as possible, or if you prefer, quiet your mind and simply focus on the breath. As you release your focus on the problem, even for such small periods of time, you will allow the healing stream to renew your cells and remind the new ones being born of their perfection. All things are possible with God dears ones, but to enter the healing stream you must allow yourself to feel as good as you can feel given what is going on in you or around you.
There is never any judgment in the heavens against you. There is only great compassion and a strong desire on our part to entice you to notice things that feel more and more like love. We always strive to help you enter this beautiful, healing, uplifting, abundant stream of love and life that will renew anything in need of renewal in your lives. Sit with us, dear ones, not for our sake, not for the sake of being holy or pleasing God, but because it gives you an opportunity to receive the renewing life force, the love of God, that can indeed resurrect anything you like in your mind, heart, emotions, or life.
You are loved beyond anything you can possibly imagine, without condition, and this stream of love flows eternally, just waiting for you to receive its grace. Relax into it. Receive.
God Bless You! We love you so very much. -- The Angels
In the ancient annals of Native American Short stories and folklore, there exists a tale that echoes across generations—a story of cataclysmic proportions and the resilience of the human spirit. It is the Legend of the Great Flood, a narrative that speaks of devastation, rebirth, and the enduring power of hope.
Long ago, in a time when humanity lived in harmony with the natural world, the Earth was filled with corruption and imbalance. The Great Spirit, witnessing the transgressions of humanity, resolved to cleanse the land and restore harmony. And so, the rains began to fall, slowly at first, but soon transforming into an unrelenting deluge.
As the waters rose, engulfing the plains and mountains, the people sought higher ground, searching for refuge from the encroaching flood. Some climbed to the highest peaks, while others sought sanctuary in makeshift rafts, hoping to survive the impending catastrophe. Amidst the chaos and despair, legends tell of a few who were chosen by the Great Spirit for their unwavering faith and virtue.
Days turned into weeks, and the rains continued to pour, washing away the remnants of the old world. It seemed as if all hope was lost, as vast stretches of land disappeared beneath the raging waters. But amidst the devastation, stories emerged of a great vessel, guided by divine hands, navigating the treacherous currents and carrying a remnant of life.
Within this vessel, often described as an ark, animals of all species found refuge alongside the chosen few. Each creature, from the smallest insect to the mightiest predator, sought shelter from the relentless floodwaters. Together, they represented the diverse tapestry of life, brought together by a shared will to endure and the promise of a new beginning.
Days turned into weeks, and as the floodwaters receded, a transformed world emerged—a land rejuvenated and cleansed. The chosen few, grateful for their survival, emerged from their sanctuary and witnessed the awe-inspiring beauty of a renewed Earth. They understood that the flood had served as a catalyst for change, sweeping away the old and allowing for a fresh start.
The Legend of the Great Flood holds deep spiritual significance in Native American cultures. It is a testament to the power of purification and the cyclical nature of existence. The flood serves as a metaphorical rebirth, a reminder that even in the face of great adversity, hope and resilience can prevail.
Today, the legend of the Great Flood remains embedded in the tapestry of Native American heritage, passed down through oral traditions and celebrated in ceremonies. It serves as a reminder to cherish the delicate balance between humanity and the natural world, to honor the lessons learned from past transgressions, and to strive for harmony and stewardship of the Earth.
As we navigate the challenges of our modern world, let us heed the wisdom of the Great Flood. Let us cultivate respect and reverence for the Earth, recognizing our responsibility to safeguard its delicate ecosystems. May we find inspiration in the endurance and tenacity of those who survived the flood, and may their story remind us of the eternal cycle of destruction and renewal that shapes our lives
“That hand is not the color of yours, but if I prick it, the blood will flow, and I shall feel pain. The blood is of the same color as yours. God made me,
and I am a Man.” – Standing Bear
Standing Bear (1829-1908) was the leader of a small group of Poncha people. In 1876, the US government told them to move to Indian Territory in Oklahoma, but the Ponca decided to go back to their traditional land instead. When they arrived, federal troops forced them to leave. The trip was brutal, costing many their lives, including Standing Bear’s wife and daughter. After arriving in Oklahoma, Standing Bear’s son died. They turned back, wanting to bury the body on their land, but the US government caught up and detained them. In court, the government argued that Standing Bear was “neither a citizen, nor a person,” which meant he couldn’t sue. Standing Bear’s lawyers argued the opposite, and when given a chance to speak, Standing Bear spoke the quote above. The judge sided with Standing Bear, allowing him to bury his son and ruling that Native Americans were people under habeas corpus, which is the right to report unlawful detention.
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