Walk with me as I sleuth for the Universe's answers to questions I have and challenges I'm facing in every day elements all around me. In the words of Henry David Thoreau, "It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see."
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Monday, November 23, 2009
Walking with the Spirit Sleuth
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I apologize for the sound quality in places ~ I learn more with every Video Blog I create. The wind clearly desired to be a participant in this episode. Perhaps I'll create an entire Video Blog about the wonder of the wind ...
The tree and losing leaves and letting go is quite helpful. Also, you mentioned about that the meaning comes from within, the meaning you assign when you can dig beneath the surface of events or images. When I dream I often wonder what I am somehow trying to tell myself, the meanings that I normally would imbue in an image or event, as opposed to a standard meaning in an analysis book.
No need to apologize for the sound, I heard you just fine, as did my own freakin dogs. Here are there reactions: Rocky heard your voice coming from my computer and cocked her head to listen; Maple woke up from a deep sleep when she heard you were taking Roxy for a walk. I only had to pause twice to let them both in and out. I'm guessing what they got is that 'walk' means go out to the backyard immediately! What I got was validation that I am not the only one who sees things that aren't there. Most people I've tried to explain the various things that I've seen, or that have shown through the obvious for me just think I'm "far out, man" and want to know who my weed dealer is. As you know, I do not imbibe in any of that stuff, so all my life I've just assumed I was really was just far and away bat-twinkies! So, thank you for the validation, Sally, that there are, indeed, lots of things to 'see' that are not necessarily there in the physical sense but are every bit as important - maybe even more so - than not seeing anything at all. Thank you also for taking me with you on your walk; I really quite enjoyed it.
There was a really sweet/heartbreaking lesson in this video. The idea of letting go and being okay with moving on is quite difficult. It is a beautiful part of life but also one of the biggest challenges. -Kerri
Nice work Sally!
As for the sound, I have the same problem, only for me it's my cheap mic.
Diva
Thank you Diva, Kerri, Jen and Java ~ I really appreciate your support. Diva - it may be part and parcel of a cheaper camera ... because it wasn't present throughout, I thought it might be the wind - but maybe I moved it too quickly? Kerri, letting go is hard - especially when what we need to let go is something that helped define who we've become. Jen - it is my hope that people like you and me find this site ... I did read somewhere that if you have an idea, someone out there needs to hear it. Let's stick together! And Java - I think you are a visionary who sees more than she shares ... don't hold back - there's a place in this world for Radical Honesty ~ I know, I'm pretty sure I married him - and he's taught me lots as a result.
WOW! Excellent vlog! Thanks for sharing! Love, Sandra
Sally, I love how you exemplify living in the "magical-ness" of life, consciously and spiritually.
Thank you Sandra and Lisa - I appreciate you both so much for stopping by AND leaving me a comment! Sandra, thank you for posting it on your Facebook page, it gave me the courage to also post it on mine. And Lisa - thank you for using the term 'magical' ... I DO believe in magic but don't always feel comfortable expressing it. Blessings to you both ...
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