Some days are just like this, a delight.
Some days are just like this, a delight.
August 12
They don't necessarily have to be sunny, not at all.
Sometimes they are quite cloudy, with a few stronger gusts of wind.
And well, days like these are a gift. You wake up already filled with that fresh, renewing energy.
Today is the day of a solar eclipse, something a little more unusual.
Some traditions believe it is not a very good day to be outside, exposed to the daylight.
I don't know if I believe that, but just in case, and because it costs me nothing, I think I'll keep a little more to myself today.
Now, one thing feels more certain to me: the symbolism that this moment draws across the sky.
Father Sun and Mother Moon come together, the feminine and the masculine.
This time, the Moon taking the lead, covering the Sun's light, asking for more silence and for an
attentive gaze toward what exists in the shadows, in the dark, the seeds that are quietly germinating there.
I've been having some very different dreams these past few nights, including last night, and they've been making me reflect this morning.
I was somewhere with several people I know, family members and acquaintances. I closed my eyes, and when I opened them again, no one was there, just me.
I walked through the rooms of the house, and it was empty. It was very quiet, It was nighttime, almost dawn.
I could walk through the walls because I knew I could do that there. I made my way outside, and everything was so silent, I walked down from the house toward the street, through the gate, and from there I saw that there were three wolves in the yard, they looked threatening.
I noticed that the gate had a lock, with a little caution and a bit of urgency, I locked it, and I felt relieved that I had managed to do it this time, as if there had been other times when the same thing had happened and I hadn't been that sucessful.
Well, I remember many other details, but this is a good summary of what happened.
And you, have you been dreaming anything different lately?
— zimarrie