Sunday, August 3rd, 2014. Yesterday was a pretty darned relaxing day. We checked out another naturist’s beach in the Surrey/White Rock area and decided it was a nice hike rather than a nice beach to relax at and soak up the Sun. So we decided to head toward Wreck Beach via a lunch break at Fat Burger. Then I remembered that there was a sporting event at UBC, the access point to Wreck Beach, roads and parking areas were to be blocked off and closed so Wreck Beach was out of the question. We returned home and relaxed as best we could before heading out for a shady spot in the outdoors to get some fresh air. But first we had ourselves each two scoops of gelato from Tre Galli. We strolled along the quay then grabbed a shady bench and relaxed for awhile simply chatting and enjoying the river view and the people also strolling along the quay. Soon we found ourselves home after buying a few things at Donald’s Market to make a couple of sandwiches for dinner.
Oh, after a month or so of growing a beard I decided to shave it off yesterday and boy do I miss it. I’m growing it back.
Last night I had dreams about Tarot Cards and crystals and interacting with people regarding why I had them and what I did with them. Nice. I do my best to maintain sacred awareness and experience everything spiritually including sleep and the semi-conscious state I sometimes find myself in.
Thank You Spirit.
Spirit Is and today’s visiting Tarot Card is “IX The Hermit: To fully understand something, sometimes you must escape it. Gaining perspective. Solitude. Study.”
This is about taking time out so I can hear the voice within. The voice that is more often than not drowned out by all the external noise and distraction in our lives even those that we may think are valuable enough to pay attention to. It’s not so much escaping as it is embracing a healthy dose of silence and solitude in our lives so we can indeed have that sacred awareness in our lives where we view life through divine eyes as the divine view life through ours.
At times we might not even need real solitude but simple sacred awareness to see the divine voice all around us. The birds singing in our neighbourhood, a single flower growing in a crack in the sidewalk, the caress of a warm summer wind, the waves of the ocean massaging the sandy beach or the sunlight filtering through the trees in the park that seem to create an oasis for us in the middle of nature—take a moment, close your eyes and breathe.
We are all connected, it’s time to pay attention to and be more aware of this connection and power, energy, love, peace, and comfort it can bring into our lives and the world around us.
Thank You Spirit.
Blessed Be.
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