Month: April 2021

This is the last day before tomorrow’s Aries New Moon. This is a time of listening within to the fears that are lingering so they can be faced. Aries is bold and courageous. Its energy will help us shift from dread of cataclysm to catapult us into progress.

For me this means facing my fears of tech problems which have hindered my usual timing and means of sharing with you here. I’m doing so now, and encourage you to do so also. Moving into Spring with this new moon energy can embolden us to broaden our sense of safety.

What are your fears? How can you face them? Ki to Happiness shares an expanded safety zone for having faced mine.

Traveling shuffles our molecules, like a deck of cards. Eating, sleeping, cycles of activity and rest, all shift. In doing so a space opens for something different to occur.

After a sweet homecoming, I turned in. I slept well until I felt a strong presence. In the space between wakefulness, sleep and dreams I saw my FB friend, Spiritwalker. His energy body came for a visit. He is well, and he’s making his rounds to let it be known.

Do you like travel? What benefits come from it for you? Ki to Happiness loves  connecting on different levels.

In the morning light, all is peaceful and bright. This is miraculous. My prayers are answered. When the storm rolled through last night, the doors blew in. It sounded like there was a train overhead coming our way. The tornado did not touchdown.

I took cover in my sauna. I prayed, and focused on my breath. I emerged when the quiet eye of the storm had passed by. The deluge that followed let me know I was safe again.

What lets you know when you are safe? What helps you weather the storms in your life?
Ki to Happiness prays and breaths.

Dawn breaks ruby over the prairie. Soft high clouds diffuse the glow as geese fly above. Their formation triggers my awareness of my impending migration. Homeward, today I begin my return.

As I was chanting my ritual mantras, the geese chimed in. We sang together a while, our chorus of gratitude for another day, fresh and full.

How does you day begin? What do you sing in the morning? Ki to Happiness laughs and cries in joy for this new day.

I awaken to the Sun dawning in my friend’s home. The cool of night warms right up. It takes me back to other Springs here at my alma mater in the Midwest. The Grateful Dead’s lyrics sing in my head and heart.

“The seeds that were silent all burst into bloom and decay. Wake up to find out that you are the eyes of the world“. I am seeing with those eyes right now. With them, I look forward.

Did you know that your eyes are the Eyes of the World? How do things look when you see through them as if this were truth? Ki to Happiness sees a world forgiven.

Greetings on this day of resurrection. Life returns to the sleeping earth. Bunnies are frisking about and birdies are fluttering their wings. Reopening is happening across our land. Easter egg hunts are happening. And there’s a few bonnets to be worn. All in celebration of the continuity of the cycles.

Birth, life, death, rebirth. We find the cycles on the outer and the inner. We see it in the seasons. Internally we may experience it in our relationships, in our work, and in our spiritual life. Enjoy this moment of renewal.

Where are you in the cycle regarding your relationships? Your work? Your spiritual life? Ki to Happiness forgives the cyclic with continuous love for the experience of spirit in matter.

As holy week continues, we approach the moment of resurrection. The earth demonstrates it best. Bare branches bud and flower. Soon leaves will unfurl in the sun.

The Judeo Christian model celebrates with symbols and stories. Hindus have had their colorful festival. All around the world, there’s an awareness of the change of light and season. It’s this awareness that is the holiest of holies.

What buds in you? Which attributes would you like to resurrect after your winter? Ki to Happiness buds awareness of continuity.

I awaken to the sound of a bird knocking on my door. It’s cold. She’d like to come in where it’s warm. I greet her and let her know that’s not going to happen. I’ll leave a snack for her though.

Out my back door, the river is glistening in the dawn’s light. I’ve learned it once had another name, and flowed in a different direction. Still, it flowed. It brought transportation, and opportunity for survival. This is how the area became settled.

What waters help you survive? How well do you flow, regardless of name or direction? Ki to Happiness feeds those that flock near.