I dreamed I was rubbing shards of glass on my toddler’s scalp as if it were a routine we did every morning, like brushing her hair. It was so weird. In the dream, she wasn’t in pain or anything, but her scalp was definitely bleeding while I rammed the shards of glass into her head.
We have been interrupted. What we believe is normal, what we believe we need to do, and how we need to do it have been forever changed. Perhaps it is for the better. We are now in a position to take a look at where we are, what we have, and what god we have been serving.
Blessings and much love to you as I write from Sedona, Arizona. This month, I want to share the akashic messages from our galactic friends as I open up the Halls of the Amenti records.
There are numerous ways we protect ourselves on an energetic level from what is happening around us. We learned these strategies as children when coping with situations that made us feel insecure. We used them to get what we needed or to gain a semblance of control over a situation.
The Heart of the Mother: You have received the transmission of the Heart of the Mother. You live within me; you are my child. You know you are loved, nourished, and empowered by my heart. Today, everything changes.
Adho means downward, Mukha means face, and Svan means dog. This wonderful pose calms the mind and creates the sacred geometry of a triangle. This formation represents the Holy Trinity:
Tom writes: Here is a story my wife, Dena, told me. The other day, she went to Kroger for groceries, to our bank to make a deposit, and to a nearby bank to make a payment. The nearby bank had closed early.
At the time I am writing this, we are in our sixth week of sequestering and distancing from each other due to the global pandemic 2020. The time has come for the ultimate realignment of humanity.
Chelsea: Hi, Kim. Thank you for taking the time to listen and for your support. We truly appreciate you. Once upon a time, five-year-old Loki was the best dog ever. We brought him into our lives when he was four months old.
