Heartnotes

Dear Beautiful Ones, There is much love that surrounds each and every one of you today, and every day. Lift up your hearts and take it. It’s all for you. There is nothing that God wouldn’t do for you. You are the ones that make the world a little brighter. Be strong in your praises and do not doubt for a second, for a second can be just enough time for the thorns to poke through. You are radiant and magnificent and each and every one of you merge together to form a perfect piece of the puzzle. Let the divine presence of God continue to shine through you. Let go and allow compassion and kindness to rule your hearts. Step out of the mundane and take giant steps forward. There is nothing to fear. Each and every one of you is growing tremendously and will be taken care of. Trust, trust, trust. There is nothing sweeter than a soul cleansed with love. Be an example of truth and help set others free, no matter how difficult the challenge may be. You are all here for each other and have

  Dear Beautiful Ones,      Sometimes life has a habit of pulling us down when we get caught up in all the things that we feel we need to do. We tend to not take time to take care of ourselves and often put things off for another day. Our own uniqueness gets lost among the many reflections of busyness.      I was having one of those days where I had a thousand things on my mind and wasn’t paying much attention to anything in particular. Not staying in the moment, and certainly not thinking about anything magnificent. I was oblivious to me. I had just returned home from running errands and decided to take the garbage bins out of the street and into the backyard. They had already been emptied so I figured I might as well get that chore out of the way.       As I wheeled the first bin into its designated spot, a plain looking grasshopper jumped into my path to sun himself. I mouthed a “hello little grasshopper,” and kept on walking intent on finishing my task so I cou

Dear Beautiful Ones,      Sometimes the best laid plans don’t always seem to bring the desired result. Often we give up just when the very thing that we have been working toward is about to come to light. “If you take a look around you and pay attention to the natural world, then you will understand how things work,” a great medicine man once told me.      Several weeks ago, a little spider came to my room and decided to make a home for himself inside the window sill next to my bed. He was all alone in that window and wasn’t any bigger than a speck of dirt. Every day I watched that spider. At first he didn’t seem to be making much progress and even wondered what he was eating to stay alive. Slowly he built a thin spiral web that went down into the groove of the window sill. Each day I watched that spider, and each day that little spider made progress. The thin web became pretty thick after spinning layer upon layer. Since I never saw any food, I figured little spider must have