magical life

I just started making videos of the angels and ascended masters - so for Wordless Wednesday here is a wordy video.

With love and aloha,
Susan

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With love and aloha,
Susan

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I just got a neat award from Cindi at Moomette’s Mama Mentor Blog. Wow, I must be special or the angels really like awards! I wonder what the limit is?

So here are the people I pass the award onto:

My favorite Cat - Daisy
Laura at Zental Floss
Eileen at Texas RV Travel
Lightening on Line
and last but not least to Zack

Rules

Only 5 people are allowed to receive this award.
4 of them followers of your blog.
One has to be new to your blog and live in another part of the world.
You must link back to whoever gave you the award.

So there it is my latest award and my nominees - drum roll please.

With a lot of aloha and a big smile,
Susan

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Angels sure do come in many shapes and sizes. I recently got a puppy. She is so full of unconditional love. Her antics bring a smile to my face and joy to my heart. When she runs her ears flap like angel’s wings. How can you resist those eyes?

My dad has Alzheimer’s and recently his step daughters took him to Vermont to live. He can be very difficult and impatient at the best of times and with this disease ravaging his brain he gets paranoid and afraid very easily.

Long story short, after a month and a half in Vermont they are trying to ship him off to live with me in Hawaii. I go to Lithuania for the month of September so I can’t take him until I get home. I talked to him today and he is afraid and angry. There is a sweet young girl working in the nursing home they placed him in. I asked her to circle the date on the calendar when I will meet him and print out an e mail I wrote explaining everything. That way he can read it when he gets scared or forgets what’s happening.

Today she is my angel. Angels come in so many shapes and sizes. They are always there, right at the edge of our reality, waiting to help us, all we have to do is be willing to ask. I remember one of my mentors telling me that asking others to help was a gift for both them and me. People often enjoy feeling cherished and useful.

I used to have a bumper sticker on my car that said commit “random acts of kindness and senseless beauty.” What would happen to the world if a whole bunch of us decided to make that our mission for a month or two? It might be a very different world!

Some of the things I love to do:

Put flowers on people’s windshield
Pay for other people’s parking meters
Buy coffee for the person behind me
Throw extra coins in the toll booth
Stop and let people in line
Smile a lot
Say kind things to strangers
Pick up liter
Plant flowers
Cut someone else’s lawn
Listen, really listen to someone else

Who can you be an angel for today? How can you make this world a better place right here and right now?

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Aloha everyone,

I was really surprised when I was asked to approve a comment made by Mistress Raven Fyre over at Modern Witchcraft School that I’d won this great award.

So I guess I REALLY deserve this award since I got if from a wonderful Wiccan woman! Angels work in mysterious ways!!

Here are the blogs that I have nominated:

Prove Me Wrong

Life’s Like That

The Path to the Pegasus Letter

~*~Tinkerbell~*~

Chica & Pumuckl - Funny Cats in Egypt

Living Within Samsara

The Fearless Blog

According to the custom the award may be passed on to up to seven blogs. The rules for the Brillante Weblog Award are as follows:

l. The award may be displayed on a winner’s blog.
2. Add a link to the person who you received the award from.
3. Nominate up to seven other blogs.
4. Then add their links to your blog.
5. Add a message to each person that you have passed the award on to in the comments section of their blog.

All winners of the award can add a blog post or not. The award has been passed on with good intent, aloha and best wishes to blogs I really enjoy and that rate really high on my list of must reads.

Now for my acceptance speech. I’d like to thank the universe and …….  this rather lengthy portion has been erased out of good taste.

Have a great day unless you have plans otherwise. Maybe change your plans and have a GREAT DAY instead.

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Angels around my home. . .

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Angel in the waves

Angels in the sky

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Great ideas come into the world quietly as doves. Perhaps then, if we listen attentively, we shall hear among the uproar of empires and nations a faint fluttering of wings, the gentle stirrings of life and hope.

Albert Camus

photo Rys Jones copyright 2008

Life is full of endless possibilities. All of our limitations arise from the gray matter right between our ears. As we change our thinking our lives change. Reaching out and connecting with angels and other beings of light certainly makes change so much easier.

There are so many ways to connect with celestial beings. One of the first steps is the simple act of asking for help, then allow for the possibility that help is available and then actually accepting and following the suggestions that will be freely given. The voice of spirit is always quiet, gentle and loving. In the hustle and bustle of life we often fail to hear it.

Take the time each day to get quiet and listen to the gentle stirrings of your spirit. Magic will happen if you do.

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Photo by Rys Jones.  Angels in the sky!

With love and aloha,
Susan

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Angels waiting to enter my garden

An angel watching over my chicken’s grave. She was killed today by the neighbor’s dog. As I carried her home a rainbow appeared in the sky even though there was no rain. Guess she wanted to let me know she had crossed over the rainbow bridge.

With love and aloha,
Susan

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