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Many of us have deep and emotional connections to the beauty of flowers. We use them for celebrations and reverence for the ceremonies of life. We offer them as tokens of love, friendship, apology, and affection. We offer them as tribute.

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diiyin’s thoughts: Another thought comes over us, and we roll over in the night sky to look questioningly at the stars above. Maybe we are restructuring time and dancing. The Coyote facilitates this as we try to wrap our minds around it all.

Ask Erik is a spiritual advice column from the eternally twenty-year-old spirit guide, Erik Medhus.

Remember that when you leave this Earth, you can take with you nothing that you have received — only what you have given.

— St. Francis of Assisi

Dear Amanda,

Dear Lauri,

Hi Kim,

I feel so alone. I’m an elderly woman, and I’ve had major losses in such a short time. I feel the need to reach out to you for consolation and, I suppose, hope.

At a recent yoga class, the instructor dismissed us with a friendly reminder to flex our “spiritual muscles.” I thought she was joking, but she even had a name for it, which I can’t remember now. Is it true? Do we really have spiritual muscles?

The following is a communication with my deceased husband. I still communicate with my glorious angels. Jack is now in, what the angels call, the opening. It’s the opening of the heavens with the angels, and they are letting him describe his experiences.