Welcome to Friday, June 8th which is a 7 in Numerology.
Today’s card is the 5 of Cups.
How often do we feel alone and terrified of the world around us? How often do we feel that the world has let us down? We’ve tried, we’ve hoped, but we’re not sure how it goes sometimes. We feel like just giving up, but deep down inside we know that we can’t ever give up. There is still a glimmer of hope in there that it will all turn out alright.
I feel you. I really do. When this happens I do my best to start ‘be’ing an example of what I expect in the world. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn’t, but still… holding this space there are no regrets. We have to look at those around us, those that we expect to be true to themselves to be living their highest self. Sometimes we feel like we are the ones that aren’t living our highest and best for those around us. It’s good to recognize this. It hurts, yes. But think of it as a compass that is realigning us to our truth.
So what do we do about those around us that aren’t living to their highest potential? All we can do is hold them in a space of love and light… again, hard to do when they are beating those around you, slandering others, hurting your friends. Even though it sucks we still have to recognize that they are just damaged and hurt. Look at them as you would look at yourself. Dig down and forgive them.
When it comes down to it we all just want to be loved.
With today’s energy of the 7 it is telling us that today we need to hold our own truths self-evident. Recognize that we are all the same and that what we say, think, and see in others is only a reflection of ourselves.
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Today’s song is ‘Calling All Angels’ by Jane Siberry.
“Calling all Angels. We’re trying. We’re hoping. But we’re not sure how.”
Gvyalielitsehi!
(Pronounced ‘Guy – Ali – Eh – LEE – Shay – He’)
(Cherokee for ‘I appreciate you’)
David
