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We shine the light on whatever's worst
Tryna fix something
But you can't fix what you can't see
It's the soul that needs a surgery
Buoyancy
I saw you and became empty.
This emptiness, more beautiful than existence,
it obliterates existence, and yet when it comes,
existence thrives and creates more existence.
To praise is to praise
how one surrenders to the emptiness.
To praise the sun is to praise your own eyes.
Praise, the ocean. What we say, a little ship.
So the sea journey goes on, and who knows where?
Just to be held by the ocean is the best luck
we could have. It is a total waking-up.
Why should we grieve that we have been sleeping?
It does not matter how long we’ve been unconscious.
We are groggy, but let the guilt go.
Feel the notions of tenderness around you, the buoyancy.
~ Rumi
Lights aplenty at the Mormon Washington DC Temple. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Kensington, MD.
Cupcake from Sweet Surrender Cupcake Shop in the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. vanillaicing.typepad.com/vanilla_icing/2011/06/cupcakes-i...
Digital painting created on my iPad. This painting is part of my Healing Visions series.
You can learn more on my blog at: brattleboro-muse.blogspot.com/
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Just before Christmas of the new Millennium, l was overwhelmed by a vision, a vision where Jesus had led me to an ancient temple. Crossing over a bridge, just before sunset, we crept up an expansive set of stairs. A guard on either side of the entrance prevented us from entering the temple.
Peering over the top stair in the fading light, l could see a square column with markings on it running from top to bottom. l wasn't able to identify the markings that evening, the vision ended.
For days l wondered what the vision meant.
In the days that followed l began to meditate, and piece by piece the symbols began to appear. The first one was months, while others were days. By the time the last one appeared, over a year had gone by. So now what l thought.
l needed to get the symbols out to other Reiki practitioners, my peers and begin using them. Thus far only a few do use them, while the others are less convinced of their authenticity or power.
For the past decade l've struggled with the Imitizu Reiki symbols and how to best get them out to the people that need them the most.
l have felt as if l had let Jesus down, unable to carry out this task and letting so much time slip by.
This past summer l had a chance meeting with a medium who was able to see and understand my quest. His excitement gave me new hope when he explained the time is now, with the final level of consciousness that we have just gone through.
l've reversed the order of the symbols, starting with the last one first, which you will understand in a short while.
Surrender is the forth Imitizu Reiki Symbol. Surrender is a simple but complex symbol. Until we first Surrender our will or ego and identify what it is we need to Surrender to, we will have difficulty moving forward. The Surrender symbol helps to let go of our will or ego and gently identify that which we hold on to. Change is a frightening emotion for many....fear of letting go. Change can only occur when we first surrender to something that no longer applies to our lives...
l humbly thank you, if you have read this far, and any questions can be directed to my email.
When the cares of this world darken my day,
Your love and peace they guide and show me the way.
sorry guys ive been out of town alot,and havent had time to put any pictures up.
There's more to come so keep an eye open!
The Unconditional Surrender Statue is a representation of the Alfred Eisenstaedt photo taken of a sailor kissing a nurse after the announcement of V-J Day. The photo was published in Life Magazine in 1945.
This is a terrible picture, I will get a better one when I return to San Diego.
Downtown San Diego, CA
When I took this photo I felt my life was so shaken up and so out of control. Ever single aspect of my life was falling apart. If I had the means of running away and starting over, I probably would have. Since then, things have gotten back in order.
(Will be re-uploaded into my 365)
What does it look like he is doing here? The officer on the left is pointing a Taser at him. This is at the corner of Plymoth and Dickinson at the IHM backstop. This is about 300 yards from the original scene.
I think my daughter has a good chance of taking on the role of Dorothy at some point in this life. Halloween, 2010. What kind of amazes me is that when I'm taking pictures of her, she actually poses just like this for me. I really don't need to tell her anything...
Gauntlets detail - Sir Walter Urswick lies under a canopy with shields of Urswick impaling Scroop / Scrope of Masham.
Before he became the duke of Lancaster, John of Gaunt was the earl of Richmond from 1351. surrendering the title in June 1372 when he married his 2nd wife Constance of Castile and took the title king of Castile.
Gaunt was a rich man having married heiress Blanch of Lancaster, many joined his retinue of retainers including Walter who was paid £40 per annum +++.
Master of Game & Chief Forester to John of Gaunt in the new forest of Swaledale, and of Bowland charged from time to time with supplying game & wood..
(1374 - to deliver as much venison to the gentry of the neighbourhood as could be conveniently spared) and (to deliver 6 oaks fit for building. and in the year 1383)
He was also Constable of Richmond Castle in 1371 and a magistrate.
Interestingly Sir Walter's indenture has conditions only attached to peacetime service.
However despite not having agreed to serve in Gaunt’s retinue in times of war he fought Navarre and was knighted there on 3rd April 1366 . Froissart also mentions him with Gaunt in Bruges.
+++ "I John, son of the noble King of England, Duke of Lancaster, &c., &c„ to all whom these letters may concern, greeting I Know you that for the good and friendly service which our well-beloved Master Walter de Urswick has done us in our expedition to Spain, and for others he will render in time
to come, and also to enable him the better to maintain the order of knighthood which he took of us on the day of the battle of Najara, we have given and granted to him for the term of his. life £40 a year, to be taken, year by year, in round sums, at the hands of our general Receiver for the time being out of the issues of our Manors of Catterick and Forcet, in our county of Richmond"’
archive.org/stream/recordsfamilyur01urwigoog/recordsfamil... (accessed 25/07/2017 21:24).
Sir Walter’s brother Robert who m Ellen daughter of Richard Radclyffe was Gaunt’s receiver and other members of the family appear on the pay roll as well.
Walter & Robert were sons of Adam de Urswyck
Walter held a property at Whitewell which is now an inn.
He m ......... daughter of Richard Lord Scroop / Scrope of Masham / Bolton
It is not known when Walter died, however it is believed his tomb was removed from the old building when the new church was rebuilt in 1412
- Catterick church Yorkshire <a