14/06/2023
Eternity is here
Yet I can't promise it to you
It is not mine
To give
Like you
I am a receiver
Waiting for Eternity
To Grace me and you
So we can chose to be
In Timelessness together
Where there is no waiting
~~~
I watch your hands
Unravel the roots of a hypericum
Unveiling the many gifts
Of this one little cluster
So it can spread it's roots wider
Gracing our garden
With its generosity
With splashes of enthused yellow
Frail and bright
Not waiting
For anything
Much Love
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Sarada Devi embodies the feminine power that initiates seekers onto a spiritual path through unconditional love.
As a guru, Sarada Devi was known for treating all of her disciples as her children. Many of her devotees relate that she initiated them in a dream. She appeared as a goddess in human form and gave them a mantra. When they met her for the first time, they would recall the dream and know instantly they were encountering their guru.
When your soul selects her card:
Sarada Devi loved all her disciples unconditionally and equally. In her teachings she emphasized that there is no such thing as a stranger. She encouraged her devotees to understand that everyone we meet is actually a part of us, and is connected to us. And that if we want to experience true peace, we need to own the fault and judgment that we project onto others. We need to see our own faults and forgive them with love.
Sarada Devi whispers gently to us, “No one is a stranger, my child; this whole world is your own.” So if something keeps showing up in the people we meet, and in the relationships we are cultivating, Sarada asks us to meet them from within us. Meaning, the aspects of this “other” person might be causing pain or frustration or just plain aversion, these same aspects exist within us.
If we are willing to really meet with these aspects within us, the universe will keep
presenting them to us in our relationships. And it’s not to p**s us off, it’s to free us. It’s out of a deep love for us to fully heal. The goal here is for us to love ourselves fiercely from within, without judgment or shame for where we are in the moment. The goal is to let us mother ourselves with unconditional love. That’s the only love that will quiet those harsh, critical voices within us. So we can stop wasting our time mired in judgment, of others, or ourselves and get on with being the perfectly imperfect light that we are. “
- Meggan Watterson, the Divine Feminine Oracle
“Sri Sarada Devi”
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2019