Thank you for all your prayers for Florida. What a roller coaster ride we're all on these days and I'm so thankful for the angelic help that abounds. And the power of Psalm 91. We were blessed to be safe with little rain and wind, nothing like the other hurricanes.
To prep for the storm, potted plants, garden statues, patio cushions were moved from the porch into the house. Afterwards, I flopped down on the bed to rest. That's when a lacy ethereal creature struck an unusual pose outside the bedroom window.
A delicate damselfly! She hugged the metal crook of the empty flower basket pole. I watched her put on a light show. She would fly off the tip of the rod, and soon return, hugging the post. Over and over again, I watched her come and go in a deliberate dance that seemed like an angel message. Finally, I got up to take a photo to share with you.
Later some light was shed on her visitation. Damselfly is often considered a harbinger of change, transformation, and adaptability. A sign of encouragement to break free from self-imposed constraints so we can embrace the power of lightness and flexibility in our lives.
Damselfly is kin to the dragonfly which reminds us that we are light, and we can shine very powerfully. It's up to us.
And, early this morning, the super blue moon was shining through the bedroom window. With much objection from my flesh, I pushed through, and went out to take a photo before the clouds rolled in.
A bit of synchronicity happened later when I opened the Bible at random. Verses on light were highlighted in yellow:
"Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid." (Matthew 5:14)
"Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven." (Matthew 5:16)
During these dark times in human history, remember Jesus the Christ said, "Ye are the light of the world."
Let your light shine.
Love and peace,
Rae Karen
