Something amusing happened after the Semper paratus Gumby, always flexible angel blog. I don't go looking for these things, they show up when least expected. That's what happened when my attention was drawn toward a favorite tall palm tree in the front yard. I was resting on the bed after lunch, gazing out the window. My thoughts neither here nor there... then I saw it. My old palm friend had put on a new face. When did it happen? Two clear eyes and a big smile. And, what was the message?
Then an angel thought wafted by. Palm trees are known for their flexibility. They bend down low during storms so as not to lose their tops. Their elastic smooth trunks enable the tropical trees to lay low until the mighty winds pass. A tip that I should be flexible now underscored by a second heads-up two days in a row.
I read the palm tree is the Tree of Peace. "It is a reminder to look for and realize the divine within. It can be a messenger for members of the angelic hierarchy." (Nature-Speak by Ted Andrews)
I shouldn't have been surprised to learn palm trees can be a messenger for the angels. Now is the time to look for and realize the divine within. To not be deceived by appearances, but seek the kingdom within, and find peace in the midst of life's storms. God has sent his angels to help us. The best is yet to be.
Love and peace,
Rae Karen
