Weekly Inspirational Message from December 26, 2009
(coming to and through Susi)gB

The joy of the holiday is often felt in the deep breath between activities, in the appreciation of the pristine perfection of thousands of snowflakes falling upon the earth, in the quiet moments when the presence of love settles over your heart like a lovely blanket of warmth.

And if you can bask in that place for even a few authentic moments, you will allow your being to align more easily with the energies preparing to enter on the wings of 2010.   For more than ever, the potency and gifts of love will make their presence more felt.  Yet to ride these thermals of possibility with grace and wonder requires a quality of quietness, of awareness and of willingness to see and release that which has held more clout in one’s life than love. Click to read more…

Weekly Inspirational Message from December 5, 2009
(coming to and through Susi)gBlossoming

The onset of winter is imminent with obvious signs in the northern hemisphere.  The first snows have fallen. Ponds that have flowed freely under the sun’s caress are now locked in the Mother’s frozen embrace.   Light dwindles until night seems to visit before the end of the day’s activities.   Breath is noticeable in crisp, cutting air and clouds appear laden with the promise of more frozen white crystals.  Mother Nature continues her endless cycles while most of her creations respond with harmony and surrender.  Only the human kingdom has the choice to acquiesce and flow or challenge with an attempt to impose a self-created and desired rhythm.   Many choose the former, having discovered the folly of challenging the natural order of all life in physical form.  Still many are the numbers who look at their own agendas and timetables independent of and superior to the natural flow of all life.  Free will gives you the opportunity to explore this dynamic and yet we would tell you that resisting natural flow to impose your own is like a wave from a small tributary trying to meet the powerful source river and sustain its own form and flow.  There is much wasted energy along with a crashing or crushing of one form as it ultimately aligns with the whole.  If you have ever found yourself in the white water rapids of a raging river, you have a visceral sense of what this feels like. Click to read more…