Sunday, May 10, 2009

Day 7

Happy Mother's Day!

Today I celebrate all mothers, and the magnificent job they do, day in and day out. I celebrate the mother principle, the Divine Mother, working through the hearts and hands of mothers all over the globe. I celebrate the labor, the work, the time, and the love that Mothers give to their children. We are all here because of the Mother... so thank you to all Mothers!

Today's 12 minutes

I have been home with all my kids today, with all of them talking at the same time, all the chaos, and all the struggles and dramas of a day at home with them. It seems like a Universe goes into just one day at home. One minute, there can be screams, and the next minute, kisses and hugs. This morning was a bit stressful. I helped facilitate 3 showers in a row within about 10 minutes, and it felt like I had expended the energy of an entire day!

So when it came time to go off by myself and pour out unconditional Love through my heart, hands, and being - it was a welcome respite. It is like a vacation from myself.

During my 12 minutes, I did my best to put all my energy, all my thought, all my concentration into giving unconditional Love into everyone - all those beings in the future, whether they are few or many, who will ever be contained within this Exchange. 

I focus my concentration on the base of my skull, and like I am working a muscle, I pull the energy of my heart, my little drop of love, up my spine and into the Vast Ocean of Love. Then I breathe out and flood this Ocean through my hands and into this Exchange. 

Today, the tears came and I could feel the Love flood more strongly, more tangibly through me. As I continued my circular breathing rhythm, I mentally "placed" my loved ones and anyone who came to mind, within the flow of this Love. 

My exploding ecstatic heart

I imagined what it would be like if the love in my heart exploded, and light shot in all directions. 

Kind of like Love going super-nova. 

What would happen if ten thousand hearts exploded in love? Wouldn't that be a sight!


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