I trust this finds feeling blessed and bountiful.

Sending you a potpourri of loving to bless your weekend.

Here for your upliftment are quotes, a message from Archangel Michael, a meditation to ‘fill the empty spaces’ and musing on following our soul’s urging.

Love,

Alisha
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Be an Instrument of God’s Intent:

“This lifetime is less than a blink of God’s eye. When it is said “store your treasures in heaven”, it’s quite literal for the choices you make, towards Loving, towards Service, towards Integrity and Truth are Eternal. The learnings and the loving that comes forward when you truly offer yourself to be utilized as an instrument of God’s intent never die. The trappings, even the happiness of this world, while they are Divine, turn to ashes eventually. And so, store your treasures, turn your eye and your heart into that which never dies, which is always and only…love“. Click above for Video Message
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“Take a moment and drop in. Close your eyes and be aware of the mind scurrying about and drop below that. Literally see yourself dropping into your heart chakra and, now drop below that into your belly, into the root chakra, and deep into the core of the Earth. Drop a grounding cord from your root chakra into the core of the Earth. Being aware of being rooted, stable, safe, and now allow your Consciousness to go up at the speed of Light from the core of the Earth high into the Highest Heavens, into the soaring consciousness of the Holy of Holies…” Click above for More
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Follow Your Soul’s Urging. Recently, in a meeting about her LA events, I asked Marianne Williamson how do you dance between making it happen, the law of attraction and radical acceptance of what IS?

She said: “You realize it’s not going to get all fixed in my lifetime. When you’re young, you think we’re going to fix it, we’re going to change it. And then you start seeing how deep the stuff is. As you realize, it’s not going to happen in my lifetime and you get kind of Buddhist about it- that your karma is about whether you showed up or not rather than whether you accomplish It’s about whether on the last day of your life, you can say, well, at least I contributed in whatever way I could.

High engagement, low attachment to results-ahhh there’s the master’s dance. Perhaps we simply ask, how and whom may I serve in this moment? As Michael Hayes says, “Lord, I’ve lived all these lifetimes for me. This one I’ll live for you.” How may we take the pressure off of ourselves and simply drop in and follow our soul’s urging just in this moment ?