Showing posts with label Sphinx Moth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sphinx Moth. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 16, 2024

A Message of Faith in Things Unseen


Yesterday afternoon if a friend hadn't called back, I could have missed out on a special angel delivery. With my phone in hand, I went to the bedroom to talk and gazed out the window.  That's when I saw the giant Sphinx Moth attached to the upper screen, looking in the window.  No longer clinging to the American flag in the flowerbed below, it pointed out a message of faith and hope in things unseen.  
 

 

"Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, 

the evidence of things not seen."  Hebrews 11:1
 

The light-filled Sphinx Moth stayed all afternoon.  I'm so grateful for the angel reminder that just as moths are drawn to the light, so may our hearts be drawn to the eternal light of God's love and seek the divine light of God. The ephemeral nature of the moth reminds us of the fleeting nature of earthly life, and urges us to focus on the eternal treasures of heaven.  

A spiritual transformation is taking place just now on earth, and the angels encourage us to have more faith in the reality of the spiritual realm.  The best is yet to be. 

Love and peace,

Rae Karen

 


 

Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Unfurling Old Glory: An Angel Message

 



There's something hidden that will soon unfold for America.  That's the angel message that caught me by surprise this morning while tending the yard.  Our little American flag was still standing, having survived the relentless gusting high winds of Hurricane Milton.  I bent down to unfold the red, white and blue flag. Tucked safely inside the damp folds of Old Glory, a large ancient-looking moth had sought refuge in the storm, clinging to the wet fabric!  The likes of which I'd never seen.

Curious, a search on-line revealed the name of our rare messenger.  A Banded Sphinx.  

Moths are symbols of internal (inner) calling, and bring a message to seek knowledge and engage fully with the world around us.  Like a moth we're all on a quest, moving toward the light of understanding.  Moths also have a strong sense of smell.  Pay attention to what smells right to you before taking action. 

God bless America, and may the Lord "stand beside her and guide her through the night with a light from above."  How blessed we are to be in the company of God's angels. Nothing is impossible with God. God is Love.

Love and peace,

Rae Karen