Comments on: Seeds as a Symbol of Consciousness

By: Tattoo Supplies Los Angeles

Tattoo Supplies Los Angeles — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 16:43:44 +0000

Great article. I absolutely loved it… Got me thinking!

By: avenefica

avenefica — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 16:06:59 +0000

The most ebullient days of our lives are crafted as delicately and soulfully as poems. Ephemeral, magical and exquisitely crafted by means both divine and human. Vera, this conveyance is pure loveliness. Brightest blessings & highest love to you and yours. ;)

By: Vera

Vera — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 14:40:26 +0000

P.S.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFF1wJN75Z0

By: Vera

Vera — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 22:55:38 +0000

July 22, 2010. Thor’s Day
Weather…perfect.
The wedding ceremony, high in a mountain canyon ( Big Cottonwood, Utah )at a place called “Silver
Lake ” an all female procession
(young male ring bearer,exception)
Maid of Honor, bridesmaids (Brides
two sisters) Female bagpiper,
Mother of the bride…linked arm
& arm with the most beautiful daughter on this green earth,we
made our way off into a canopy of
woods,lakeside.
At first,from afar, our guests, families, friends, and the random
on-lookers could hear the pipes,
so softly and faintly they tell me.
And as we drew closer, the sounds of the pipes &
anticipation began to grow.
As our procession joined the
group, our flower girls tossed
black oil sunflower seeds for the
later enjoyment of our woodland creature friends, birds, chippers,etc. Our male attendants
escorted lovely ladies to stand
with groom and justice of the peace. Then I gave my wee Bonnie lass to a worthy man.
We called in our ancestors with
“amazing grace” to link our past
with the present, to honor our dearly departed, and for a moment
call them close.

Words spoken,
Vows made, hip custom rings exchanged ( Thanks Canada! well done!) all sealed with a kiss.
Hugs,hand shakes,offerings of congrats from all who came….
Pictures, here. there and every- where with everyone. Whole families
reunited after many years apart.

Then, we all
circumnavigated the path
around the lake, to bring it
full circle, piper still pipping,
she was marvelous, by the way.
More shots of the man & wife with
granite peaks of glory and shinning
water framing the day.

Much, much later in the day…
evening almost
our home-style backyard garden
party reception went into high gear.

Punch Bowls flowing with “passion
tea-lemonade” or mineral water
wet our pallet.
While the more adventurous enjoyed wine and or champagne.
The panini
bar was a hit! Fresh fruit and savory olives of every possible
size, shape, and color plus lots
of leafy salad greens fed the crowd. Our event tent was strung with clear twinkle lights, hanging
ferns…
and the tons of flowers arranged by the bride youngest sister made
for a magical setting.
So many well wishers stayed and enjoyed , lingered and laughed &
Communed with joy and happy hearts.
After dark,
A fire-dancer wowed the crowd
while the newlyweds slipped away
into the night and their new life
together.

So many helping hands coming together in a labor of love to pull off the night without a hitch.
Friends, neighbors,relations all did their part. My gratitude knows no end.

My most favorite gift from the universe at large ( besides our
health and safety so far )
was today when finally getting
to check my e-mail after days &
days,getting very special note
from a very dear friend w/link
to her site and this subject.
I wept many happy tears reading,
absorbing the info and comments.
Avia V. & Crystal tapped into
yesterday and
the entire experience. Wow and wow. Thanks for letting me decompress and debrief.
love <3 and peace,
mommio-of-the-bride, Vera ;-)

By: Crystal

Crystal — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 14:25:43 +0000

i dreamed of a wedding and seeds were being thrown into a punchbowl at the reception dinner. from your teachings, i learned to gather up all the symbolic elements of the dream:
Wedding=Union, Partnership, New beginning
Seeds=Potential,Promise, Awareness, Hope,Growth
Punchbowl=…well, honestly i really wasnt sure about the symbolic meaning of the punchbowl, but I looked at your Tarot site, about the symbolism of chalices (cups), and really thought that fit. So I think the dream is a message of a lot of awesome things happening (and yet to happen) in my life. Lots of love, promise, hope, and beneficial partnerships. I guess you could say “my cup (or punchbowl) runneth over” with oodles of potential! Anyway, just thought i would let you know that your websites are consistently helpful to me in interpreting my dreams and other signs that crop up in my life. Thanks for everything, Crystal.

By: Dove

Dove — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 20:54:31 +0000

Things that came to me in reading this…

Spiral — the Fool, with the Seed in this heart, the starting point (Ground Zero) under his feet, is off to see the Wizard (outer reflection of the Magi within). Ultimately leading him Home, having grown and learned of his own power and value, back to his own Heart. “Follow the yellow brick road” … See the bright circle and spiral at the beginning of that journey:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_brick_road

Trust.

By: Amily

Amily — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 20:16:27 +0000

a point of concentrated energy – a seed. yes, i see what you mean here. so often promise comes in tiny packages. keep sowing avia!

By: Sam

Sam — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 20:01:32 +0000

LOVE THIS! Especially your visualization bullet points @ the end of your post. I am going to use these as a meditation.
Thanks!