Listening for Divine Wisdom

What do a sink, a buoy and a caterpillar have in common? Good question. Perhaps we’ll discover more as we listen.

Bathroom sink: I provide water with the touch of a handle. The Water of Life is just as easy to access, simply turn your attention to The Divine.
Buoy with napping seals: Come to me and I will give you rest if you feel worn out by swimming in choppy seas.
Tiger moth caterpillar: I move steadily until I find my next source of food, for I am determined to transform.
Wood grain eye: The eye of God sees all and loves all.
Lemons: Isn’t it obvious? Make the most of what you’re given.
Squid whisk and Starfish tile: Don’t be afraid to feel out of place; you have a divine purpose.
Carved fish: When you feel stuck in one place, move the mountains around you.
Conifer buds: Shed the skin of who you were to become the person you now are.
Remy the dog: When you’re frantic — try to relax — things will more easily shift into place.
Wood grain eel: Live long and travel, but always return to The Source.
Clouds and Ocean: We work together in an endless cycle, for we are truly one.

Photos © Sondra Sula.

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