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November 2009 
Miracles
Posted on Jun 3rd, 2009
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Dryad
Dryad
There is a quiet miracle going on in the Gaia Group “Passing.” The description of the group reads, in part: "For those who have experienced the passing of loved ones from this planet. Looking death in the face. Journeying together. Death as initiation." There are marvelous things being shared there and a great deal of Gaia’ish support. I’m sure that Gaia’ish is a word, even if I just coined it.
Last night, a remarkable tribute by Soccermom left me with tears and without words. I am still amazed to find that there is another part of my brain that will still function when the language section has shut down and the words have disappeared. Even more amazing - to me - are the fingers that do what the brain tells them to. (More or less.)
Miracles are every where, folks. Some of them are even happening in my brain which is a miracle inside of a miracle, inside of another miracle . . .swirled around like a poached egg, only it's my brain and it is poached in a miracle or an old fashioned Top where the string that you pull is the miracle or a Dervish - do you know they don't spot their head's? how do they keep from getting dizzy? I'm quite fascinated with Dervishs, I also like Tops with strings and poached eggs, not to mention brains poached in swirling miracles . . . Do you remember putting crepe paper around the spokes of your bicycle? It went around in a very pleasing way, especially if the crepe paper was pink . . .
Are you confused yet? If you aren’t confused, it would be a miracle.
This is the painting I did for Soccermom last night. It is titled, “Carla’s Rose.”
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Dryad, I love it and even more than the painting I love the sight of you here blogging again facing your own challenges and turning them into opportunities!
Much Love and Much Applause for the lady who is making a difference!
Love, Light and Laughter,
Starseed
Dear one, thank you for sharing this. When I read your words and look at your art You ARE such a miracle and I can't stop being amazed.
Hugs,
Lucienne
Thank you thank you thank you. You are wonderful!
awesome, has this been cross-linked to the Passing pod? Has Anna seen it? Hugs!