We are in August, which is the month 8. 8 is about re-evaluation, discrimination. 2019 is a year 12 (2+0+1+9=12) and 8+12=20, which indicates gestation. The gestation of a new time. The gestation of a new way of being, which is required for us to move to the next step in consciousness. We need to take action. The situation can’t wait.
In the case of the Amazon jungle burning, a rainforest often referred as the lungs of the world as it produces approximately 20% of the oxygen of planet Earth, an important ecosystem with amazing biodiversity and Sacred land to many indigenous tribes, calls to an urgent worldwide movement to make changes if we want to survive. Are we going to keep behaving for immediate self pleasure, or are we going to start looking at what benefits us all as a group?
This is in fact, the next path in evolution as we move from being selfish to becoming selfless.
Soluntra King (https://www.evenstarcreations.com/) gives us a way of looking at these situations from a higher perspective and instead of acting from fear, we can move from love, so our actions are guided by the light, rather than clouded by emotion.
I invite you to reflect and take steps in your own life. We are not all meant to participate on street protests, or donate money to reconstruct what has been destroyed, but we can all make changes that will benefit the whole. Change is in everyone’s hands.
frantic. The speed keeps increasing and when it least expects it, the water is about to make a big leap. There is no way back, it is inevitable. It is falling. Sometimes the fall is small, but sometimes is really big. There is nothing to hold on to, there is just the fall. When it makes it to the bottom, there is a big splash. It changes everything that was before. There is a big confusion, drops of water everywhere, separation, movement, restructure. It takes a while before all the drops of water get back together to continue the journey, but then, there is calm again, peace. This all happens before our eyes and we just feel almost hypnotised by the beauty, the peace this brings.
As a child I was unstoppable. I would ride my bike up and down the road; go at fast speeds, even through narrow spaces. I was very agile and very confident about my abilities. As a young adult, I continued riding my bike often. I would ride to the gym and always felt very safe doing all sorts of tricks with my bike. I then came to Australia and as soon as my financial situation allowed it, I bought a bike. I used to ride it to and from University. I used to ride along the riverside. I was no longer very fast, but I was very confident of my skills. I even rode my bike carrying my first baby girl at the back on one of those bike childseats. Then, all of a sudden, I stopped. I never rode again. And just like that, 9 years went past.
I was at this crossroads when one of my best friends from school suffered a stroke all of a sudden. She went into a comma and we didn’t know if she would survive.
