Are you old enough to remember the song The Eve of Destruction? Whether you recognize it or not, it is definitely worth looking up. My husband came across this old song title while reading The Woods by Harlan Coben, and he decided to pull it up online. It was probably the first time we had listened to the words in almost 45 years. Amazingly, this brilliant protest song performed by Barry McGuire in 1965 is as pertinent today as it was then.

If we will only listen to the Goddess! I love this cartoon by my dear friend Mindy Smolowitz. I am sure all of us would have loved to have had our mothers and fathers tell us over our cribs that we were the creators of our lives and capable of creating whatever we wanted to create. Maybe you were one of the lucky ones who did, but most of us did not.

I was guided to write the first edition of Divine Justice: Healing through Love, Compassion, and Forgiveness in 2016 as part of the Standing in the Light® Master Series. This was the perfect topic for the series because we are often guided to write about what we need ourselves.

Sometimes we need an entire post and sometimes we just need a reminder of who we are. The postcards are short, channeled messages from Source. Remember who you are, Beloveds.

Several years ago, my mother had to deal with the aftermath of identity theft. Someone took her handbag with her IDs and began opening department store credit cards in another state. As I considered identity theft as a major issue worldwide, I realized this must be a significant mirror for all humanity. There are several big mirrors for all of us about our identities, but one stood out to me.

If you haven’t seen Winged Planet from the Discovery Channel or the 2001 documentary Winged Migration, you might want to look them up. They give us a bird’s-eye view of the world that can only be seen by flight and insight into the instincts of these incredible navigators.