May 13, 2012
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It is Mother's Day and with that it might be time to take a long hard look at your bloodline and genetic codes. I was born to a woman who had many miscarriages and was told she could not bear children. My mother, Florence, was psychic, a Leo, and connected to Z. She was beautiful in body, mind, and soul - gentle, kind, educated, creative, with intuitive abilities, which many could not understand. Her focus was her daughter who she raised with loving care, eventually taking her to the Nevada Desert to meet her destiny. Being a Mom certainly is a trip ... Her name to me said Flo ... of the collective unconsciousness and Flower of Life. She died at age 69 and 10 months. On December 21, 2012 I will be 69 and 10 months. Through the years, since she passed, my Mom has come and gone in my life, most recently in 2011 to confirm the destiny shown to me in 1954. Today, there remains a feeling of connection that exists between mother and child that lovingly guides the way.
Today's Birthdays and Quotes
Robert Pattinson is an English actor, model and musician. Filmography
2012 Films: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn -- Cosmopolis
The next chapter...
Create your own library of autobiographical adventures.
Robert Pattinson and Samantha Morton -- Cosmopolis (2012 Film)
Samantha Morton is an English actress and film director. Filmography
2012 Films: John Carter -- Cosmopolis -- Decoding Annie Parker
doing the right thing, eating the so-called right foods, even down
to what books you have on your shelves. People are encouraged
to look to themselves first as opposed to being a part of society.
Brian Geraghty is an award winning
American film and television actor.
2012 Films: Gay Dude -- ATM -- Filmography
Hunter Parrish is an American actor and singer.
Gone (2012 film) -- Filmography
to smoke pot, because I don't like to be dependent on anything.
Harvey Keitel is an American actor.
Moonrise Kingdom (2012 Film) -- Filmography
greatest treasure of all time - the journey of humanity.
May and June are the months of graduation from schools of all kinds, when graduates have to think about being what they want to do with their lives - now and later on. Education, as you know is lifetime of learning lessons, in which we place standards of excellence on everything we do, and use our psychic abilities to get there.
History teaches us that life is a series of Hits and Misses - promises and lies - abuse and healing ... and so much more. As long as we have goals and passion, our souls have a reason to be here - our programming to continue - as we keep moving from one thing to the next like a frog hopping from lily pad to lilly pad across a pond that is forever changing - never returning to what it once was. Change is inevitable. Change is growth. Everything ends at some point. Letting go is the ultimate expression of your time here.
This year's graduates will come into a world different than that which you experienced .. but then again they do not think the way you did. Their decision making will be different. They will enter the world as if newborn to face challenges based on their generation.
Things in your life have to fit - to work for you - to create balance. Meditation and Yoga can create a temporary fix, but at the end of the day, you need permanent balance and dependability. Alignment must be had in your life - like tires on a car - gears in time - and all of those other cool metaphors that are fun but are only created to support the illusion that what we experience is real. We keep playing ... graduating from one situation to the next forever seeking some higher goal or purpose that is guiding us all somewhere..
Always there is the feeling that "the next" will be better - "the next" meaning "the next generation" or "the next generation of" ... Parents sacrifice and suffer with the hope their children will do better than generations before. In the game of "Denial" - there are still parents who somehow seem surprised when their emotional issues, or that of their partners, reflect in their children, as if they will magically go away.
