Yesterday I experienced tiredness as never before.
Saturday was a fabulous day. We found what we were looking
for in the lanes in Brighton. I actually had no idea what I wanted, so went
with an open mind. I also asked for some help and took the fairies with us.
We kinda wandered around the lanes (I do so love the lanes
in Brighton – it has an arty feel to it – very eclectic mix of various shops in
a way that only the UK can have).
I’d had a look on the internet at handfasting rings with
runes carved on them, as well as conventional stuff but simply got more
confused, so I stopped.
Hubby, unbeknownst to me had taken our ‘old rings’ as well
as my grandmother’s wedding band with. When she passed over she left this to me
and it has been sitting in my jewellery box for years as I could not wear it.
She had really tiny fingers and I couldn’t even get the band over my little finger.
I’d hummed and hahed about what to do with it, so when I lost my engagement
ring, I considered having it melted down and used for another one.
But could never get my ass into gear to do anything about it.
But has hubby said…everything happens in its right time…as
it did on Saturday.
He pointed out a ring in the window of a jeweller that sold
second hand rings. When I looked at it, it simply jumped out at me and said ‘here
I am’. Wow, couldn’t take my eyes off it.
We went inside and asked to see it. It is an engagement ring…which
kinda surprised me…although it shouldn’t really…anything that is right is
right.
It had a single diamond surrounded by curving white gold on
a band of yellow gold. Very pretty and very dainty. I have long thin fingers so
anything too bulky looks ridiculous.
Hubby hauled our old rings out and asked the question. The
jeweller himself came to talk to us and we agreed a deal. He would melt my old
wedding ring and my grandmother’s ring down to form one wedding band shaped to go with
the engagement ring.
Hubby’s old signet ring with the jet stone in it would also
be melted into a simple gold band. This is the wedding ring he had to have cut off at the fire station because he'd dislocated his finger just before we left for Australia. Of course it had to happen as hubby was changing entities during that time.
We are going to do something with the stone (not sure what)
once we get everything back in two weeks.
As we stepped out of the jewellery shop, I noticed opposite was a ‘fairy
shop’, which made me smile. I never ask the fairies to confirm...because it is always my choice...but a little help before and after goes a long way to making the choice.
Symbolically I think it is a great way to go ahead. The
engagement ring is new to me but second hand – like our marriage. Hubby is the
same body…but different entity.
I am melding my medium grandmother’s ring with mine – my ancestry
is becoming part of my marriage and because it is a new phase we are entering
into – they are both morphing into a new ring.
The same with hubby’s ring. He might be the same body but
inside is a different entity. So using his old ring…it is morphing into
something else from the old for the new entity.
On the way back, hubby made a detour via the Llama Park for
cream tea to celebrate. We had a wander around the park connecting with the
llamas and the alpacas. Beautiful beings. We also discovered they had reindeer and two
babies.
The Llama has a
high tolerance for persevering under a burden. Though they can become stubborn
if treated poorly, they are hard working and dependable. Lessons to be learned
from the llama are:
- Endurance under difficult situations
- Responsibility and hard work
- Balanced action that comes from perseverance toward a worthy goal
Reindeer have a savvy knowing and they are cunning survivalists able to live in brutal environments.
Hmm…wonder what I am being told?
When I woke on Sunday I was surprised to find I had NO
energy AT ALL. I sat outside in the sun unable to even meditate. I was going to
do so much but couldn’t.
Hubby did a BBQ and I merely sat and watched him…I’m
surprised I was able to eat.
I did manage to go for a short walk and encountered a new
friend.
The Horse symbol
meanings of power are widespread through most cultures, and it is linked as an
emblem of life-force. Many cultures assign the attributes of the four elements
to the Horse: Earth, Fire, Air, and Water. It also symbolises power, beauty,
nobility, strength and freedom.
I have loved horses all my life.
All in all a very strange day…
I slept most of the day and then was in bed by 9.00 and slept for another 10 hours solid. I feel a bit stiff this morning, but a whole lot better.
I slept most of the day and then was in bed by 9.00 and slept for another 10 hours solid. I feel a bit stiff this morning, but a whole lot better.
With all the above symbolism about endurance…I am wondering
what is ahead for us?
P.S. Much later...
I have subsequently discovered that all these animals are lending us their strength and endurance, as we all make these monumental changes, because it benefits them too.
If you feel drawn to do so, call upon the elementals, nature spirits, devas, angels, dragons, unicorns and the animals/birds/plants for assistance.
2 comments:
Oh, I love the llama park. The energy of the alpacas is just beautiful. I love the energy of Ashdown Forest too, makes a nice change from the seafront energy where I live.
I find Brighton a very high vibe place to spend time, maybe contributed to your exhaustion. I'm sure Brighton was happy for you to be there :)
They are great, aren't they?
I was happy to be in Brighton on such a beautiful day...well worth the tiredness.
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