From synchronicities, and serendipity to deja vu, everywhere you look you can find hidden meaning or messages. The question you ask yourself is, are you looking?

One can argue that the mind only puts two and two together, because you are looking for these messages, but on the other hand. If you weren’t looking would they still be there? Its kind of like, if a tree falls in forest and no one is around to hear it, does it still make a noise… ?

There are hidden messages everywhere, you just need to know how to listen.

Here are 3 Ways to Find the Hidden Messages in Life

1. Awareness...

The energies of shame, blame and punishment have been used in your society to try to correct behaviour that was deemed unacceptable. But you see, if someone has exhibited a behaviour that was less than their highest expression of self, it is already an indicator that the person was out of alignment. Steeping them in more low vibrating energy will not ever end up in a desirable result, in fact, it will just move them even further from their own expression of divinity and perpetuate their pain and separation.

It is through alignment that people are able to express themselves in their truth. Inclusion is the way to remind people of the Source they are always a part of. Unconditional love, unity and acceptance are ways to uplift others, and encourage the healing they seek. Using the old energies of punishment, blame, shame, guilt and anger to control another will only deepen the disconnection that has caused the issue in the first place.

Do you see? As your society continues to evolve it is time to stop re-wounding the already wounded. It is time to compassionately hold the space and create the conditions for people to find their way back to themselves and their own divine nature. ~Archangel Gabriel

http://trinityesoterics.com/2015/06/09/daily-message-tuesday-june-9-2015/

Each and every person you encounter on your Earth-plane is deserving and worthy of being loved by you. If you do not see it right away, you may need to look beyond your ‘cloud of perception’. ~ Creator

https://thecreatorwritings.wordpress.com/2015/06/09/loved/

Christina Sarich, Natural Society
Waking Times

There are a million and one things that can get in the way of a daily meditation, but like the old Zen saying states:

“You should sit in meditation every day for twenty minutes, unless you’re too busy. Then you should sit for an hour.”

When you read these 5 excuse-busting motivations, you’ll want to find at least twenty minutes a day to clear your mind and take some cleansing breaths. Meditation is that good for you.

1. It Only Takes 20 Minutes a Day

You really think you’re too busy for meditation? How about that time you spent watching reality TV, or gossiping about office politics? You can make use of your time more wisely with one of the meditation apps if that is what it takes.

Source: www.ewao.com | Original Post Date: April 23, 2015 –

Bees’ importance to the planet cannot be overstated. The tiny, bumbling bee is responsible for pollinating one-sixth of flowering plants in the world, and also about 400 different types of agricultural plants. In fact, it is estimated that just last year, the honey-producing pollinators helped provide over $19 billion worth of agricultural crops with their pollination services. Globally, they are responsible for helping to create a $300 billion revenue.

Just based on those facts alone, it’s pretty clear that bees are important and need to be preserved: not just because they help keep the food chain flowering and producing food, but because they are a hard-working, selfless species that are incremental to the sustainability and the future of this earth.

For those of you who subscribe to the Blog, you may have received an email asking you about the fear that keeps you stuck. The fear that holds you back from living the life of your dreams. I’ve received thousands of responses from people of all ages from around the world (Thank you!) While the specific stories may differ, the same 3 fears pop up time each time:

1. The fear of being alone.
2. The fear of failure.
3. The fear of success.

Today, I’d like to explore the fear of success. As the flip-side of the fear of failure, it often leads to self-sabotage, self-depreciation, and ironically, failure. Let me explain:

Winnie the Pooh made his great debut into our lives in 1924, and since then, the bear has innocently made his way through life in the Hundred Acre Wood, leading his readers on interesting and memorable adventures. Pooh is seen as a bit dopey, but his dopiness yields some pretty profound wisdom. Here are some of our favorites from over the years.

Piglet: “How do you spell ‘love’?”

Pooh: “You don’t spell it…you feel it.”

“The things that make me different are the things that make me.”

“You are braver than you believe. Stronger than you seem. And smarter than you think.”

“Sometimes the smallest things take the most room in your heart.”