It’s Earth Day – a time to think about our relationship with the Earth and the ways that we look out for each other. The Earth provides food, shelter, and air. It supplies picturesque vistas, pristine forests, clean water, and fertile soil.
When I read the news, I see the devastating impacts humans have had on natural systems. We have created pollution, overfishing, animal extinction, and habitat destruction. We have unbalanced the ecosystems.
In addition to the physical things we know we can do to restore the Earth, like planting native trees and limiting pollution, we can also take non-physical actions, like sending love and light to the Earth. When I asked if this was enough, one psychic answered,
"Yes. Sending love to Mother Earth is enough to make a difference! Sometimes I visualize her wrapped in blue and other times I visualize Mother Earth being bathed in Light as I feel intense love for her. I also thank her as I walk upon her. I ask permission to dig first and I thank her for her gifts of the soil. There are so many little things we can do. It is that easy. I smile every time I think of her and all that she offers; my gratitude is immense. I do believe that makes a difference. I always try to feel love, adoration, joy, etc., no matter what."
On the flip side of this preservation issue, I just spent a few days at Tucson’s Gem Show admiring gems and minerals which have been removed from the Earth. I love the sparkle of the diamonds, sapphires, and rubies, yet I know that mineral extraction harms the natural environment. It’s a conundrum. Can I like the stones and still love Mother Earth? Yes. I can. I do.
Last week, I found seraphinite stones at the Gem Show. Seraphinite, a green and white stone, is associated with angels – the Seraphim. I bought a polished piece of rock and continued to walk the show. When I got home, I didn’t have the piece. I was distraught. Did I lose it? Did I leave it on the table at the Gem Show? What happened?
A few days later, I returned to the Gem Show and found the booth where I had purchased the stone. I recognized the guy who I had bought it from. I told him that I didn’t have the seraphinite and he told me he had it! He had found it on the table after I had left his booth and he had set it aside in case I returned. Keep in mind that thousands of people cruise through this place. I was grateful to him for hanging onto the stone and not returning it to the display to be re-sold. I had goose bumps. In the moment, it felt like a minor miracle to be reunited with this piece of the Earth. While it is just a stone, it is the human kindness of him setting it aside in case I returned which touched me. Thank you, Omar.
In this time where we have many anonymous interactions with people, it’s nice to realize that we can still affect each other in positive ways. We can reach out with thoughtfulness and make someone’s day.
Let’s strive to affect Mother Earth, and each other, with positive energy.
Gail
gail@MyPsychicSearch.com
When I read the news, I see the devastating impacts humans have had on natural systems. We have created pollution, overfishing, animal extinction, and habitat destruction. We have unbalanced the ecosystems.
In addition to the physical things we know we can do to restore the Earth, like planting native trees and limiting pollution, we can also take non-physical actions, like sending love and light to the Earth. When I asked if this was enough, one psychic answered,
"Yes. Sending love to Mother Earth is enough to make a difference! Sometimes I visualize her wrapped in blue and other times I visualize Mother Earth being bathed in Light as I feel intense love for her. I also thank her as I walk upon her. I ask permission to dig first and I thank her for her gifts of the soil. There are so many little things we can do. It is that easy. I smile every time I think of her and all that she offers; my gratitude is immense. I do believe that makes a difference. I always try to feel love, adoration, joy, etc., no matter what."
On the flip side of this preservation issue, I just spent a few days at Tucson’s Gem Show admiring gems and minerals which have been removed from the Earth. I love the sparkle of the diamonds, sapphires, and rubies, yet I know that mineral extraction harms the natural environment. It’s a conundrum. Can I like the stones and still love Mother Earth? Yes. I can. I do.
Last week, I found seraphinite stones at the Gem Show. Seraphinite, a green and white stone, is associated with angels – the Seraphim. I bought a polished piece of rock and continued to walk the show. When I got home, I didn’t have the piece. I was distraught. Did I lose it? Did I leave it on the table at the Gem Show? What happened?
A few days later, I returned to the Gem Show and found the booth where I had purchased the stone. I recognized the guy who I had bought it from. I told him that I didn’t have the seraphinite and he told me he had it! He had found it on the table after I had left his booth and he had set it aside in case I returned. Keep in mind that thousands of people cruise through this place. I was grateful to him for hanging onto the stone and not returning it to the display to be re-sold. I had goose bumps. In the moment, it felt like a minor miracle to be reunited with this piece of the Earth. While it is just a stone, it is the human kindness of him setting it aside in case I returned which touched me. Thank you, Omar.
In this time where we have many anonymous interactions with people, it’s nice to realize that we can still affect each other in positive ways. We can reach out with thoughtfulness and make someone’s day.
Let’s strive to affect Mother Earth, and each other, with positive energy.
Gail
gail@MyPsychicSearch.com
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