I heard once that birdsong in spring stimulates tree buds to swell into opening.
How about you?
Are you alert to the vibrations reviving your passion and purpose?
Spring flowers broadcast frequencies that sing to your indifference, stirring you with renewed motivation.
Their vibrations spur your spirit’s shift from winter rhythms to the freshness of enlightened inspiration.
Spring also awakens you to the rippling of a myriad sentient beings.
Your sensory experience, encountered in every breath, defines you, reflects you, confirms you and supports you.
In the same way, the vibrations you broadcast reach outwards to affect each person you meet and each circumstance around you.
You live in a sea of vibration that resonates in your cells, informing your DNA and transforming your choices.
You do not know when vibrations arrive from afar to influence you.
You do not know how widely your own vibrations reach.
Manifestation taps the power of this vibrational continuum.
Your first impulse for creation takes shape within its energetic vortex.
Where intention goes, energy flows.
Your intentions unleash creative changes in the energy field that surrounds you.
Positive intentions combined with positive actions excite energy to move in desired directions.
Why should this be so?
Is it because the underlying principle of the universe is the joy of co-creation?
Is it because you share accountability for expressing the abundance of this creative intelligence?
Spring flowers flaunt their splendor, unabashed in their magnificence.
How about you?
Do you celebrate the forms and colors of your personality and character?
Do your dreams astonish with their boldness?
Do you unfurl your talents to a delighted world?
As spring vibrations quicken within you, how are you reviving your passion and purpose?
In Japan, I welcome the ripples of your response.
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Hello Catrien,
I offer a tiny ripple…
I don’t know if I will ever be able to unabashedly flaunt my talents as “spring flowers flaunt their splendor,” but your phrasing paints a vivid picture. I take from it the need to believe in ourselves and to couple inspiration with actions to obtain results that shine as brilliantly as your spended flowers.
Ray
Ray, good morning Japan time – thank you for visiting again on this rainy day in the mountains. Yes, you phrased it perfectly – “the need to believe in ourselves and to couple inspiration with actions.”
Hope you have a day shining as brilliantly as your own splendor inspires you!
I love the image of birds singing to gently persuade the plants to come out of their shells to unfold their magnificence and beauty to the world where those who also pay attention to their beauty will be coaxed into flowering where vibrant sensations will be transmitted like satellite dishes into the atmospheres of infinite universes where each dimension touches and caresses the other.
Perhaps the tree buds speak also with the birds causing them to burst out in song. Each connects to the other and uplifts their character to express themselves brand new and in a completely new way that stretches the imagination and provides avenues of new exploration into worlds that are created with every new breath we take.
We are truly responsible for all that we encounter and experience in life whether we are aware of this universal law or not. If such an awakening dawns upon us, we become the writers, the directors, and the producers, and the staring actors of our own personal productions.
May we embrace the seasons and notice them in each Moment no matter the time of year. Everything truly happens Now.
Bern, thank you for the singing breath of your expansive comment. You have brought so much inspired wisdom and a deep reminder of our connected and ever-connecting magnificence.
As the light lengthens with each new day, I will carry the gift of your words, “May we embrace the seasons and notice them in each Moment no matter the time of year. Everything truly happens Now.”
Thank you again, Bern.