Fulfillment ~ "2023, a Year of Goodbyes"

Monday, January 13, 2020

Soft and Cuddly

"Maybe they won't find me"

I'm all alone again.  This can be an especially rewarding time or downright scary if you're not used to it. 

However, even though I relish this time by myself as I'm able to go about my day and my chores with relative ease, I am wondering why I'm feeling like crawling under something and hunkering down.

I am drawn back to a kid that rode the bus with me back in elementary school.  

He'd always sit at the back of the bus and slump down, kinda like he didn't want to be seen.

Nobody else would sit with him.  

He wore dark clothes, a backpack, had dark hair and a pale complexion.

Through the years he'd sink lower and lower into his seat until you almost couldn't see him anymore.

I think he was trying to become invisible.    

I often wonder about him and others on their way to womanhood/manhood and what became of them.

The reason I bring this up is, because, right now, I'm feeling about the same.

I just want to crawl into a hole, a cave, a protective little space where I feel invisible, sheltered and protected. 

Maybe it's because of all the bulls**t in the world.

Sometimes these emerging energies coming through are telling you something is manifesting (even though you don't have any idea what it is).  

So, My advice to All:

Be observant and be prepared.

Thank G-d for what you have, not for what you don't have and keep your family close.

               ~ Nightshade 







Sunday, January 12, 2020

Life Can Be a Bummer


Frustration is one of those emotions that enters everyone's life at one ime or another.  Frustration, if handled in the right way, can be beneficial but, if left unchecked, can be harmful.

Today, is one of those days for me.  Everything proceeding as normal and then, out of the blue, frustration enters the picture.

Parents handle their child's frustration either by giving in to them (candy, or something else to shut them up) or actually help them get through their frustration by talking softly, not giving in to their demands, teaching them that it's okay to want something and not get it but it's not okay to have a temper tantrum over it.

Many adults have grown up with not knowing how to handle frustration. They continue to experience it and try dealing with it through unhealthy measures.  And many don't care if their frustration ruins their lives or somebody else's. 

We will not get very far in life if we allow annoyances to continue to rule us.  We must, at some time, acknowledge we need to gain control over our situation.  If not, frustration will continue to wreak havoc on us and others. 

Today, take time out and determine if this is you.

Blessings,

     ~ Nightshade








Friday, January 10, 2020

Thought for the Day ~ January 10, 2020

John 3:16
"For G-d So Loved the World That He Gave His Only Begotten
Son, That Whosoever Believeth in Him 
Should Not Perish, But Have Everlasting
Life"

Sunday, January 5, 2020

The Lucifer Rebellion

I think it's fair to say that everyone wonders (at one time or another) why they're here on Planet Earth, what their purpose is, when they will find it and how it is that everywhere you turn something bad seems to be happening in the world.

So many obstructions, obstacles and things that get in our way of making any progress in life such as  disease, discrimination, violence, accidents, addiction, war and last, but not least, death.

Earth is known, throughout our solar system, as a rebellious planet (one of many) and with good reason.  

I thought I'd leave a link to something very interesting that may answer a lot of questions you have regarding why there is evil in the world, why we're not taking as good care of our planet as we should and other things.

The link below talks about a man of science (his name is Chester) who didn't believe in G-d.  He wanted proof, not hearsay and the ensuing, remarkable change that took place in his life.

I'm hoping it will, in some way, make sense as to why we're seeing all the upheaval in the world and seemingly, without end.

This makes for very interesting reading, 

 https://reluctant-messenger.com/rebellion.htm