Today and yesterday were very good days for me. I was able to look where Sawyer IS, and not where he WAS. When thinking about the souls that are no longer here in a physical sense, oftentimes, it is difficult to make sense of things, for those left behind. The reason is that we have been taught very early on, that there is a separation; when indeed, there is not. I believe, that too many folks dismiss those moments of communicating with their loved ones, because they believe that once physical death has occurred, a limit has also been placed on our communication with the dead. Since my son's passing, I feel as though, the flood gates of communication have opened~widespread. I feel Sawyer ever more present in my life, even more, now than when he was in physical form.
His death is teaching me so much. One most distinctively is that I know to reach him, to be on the same vibrational playing field, as he is now, {just as Source}, It's my responsibility to focus and align myself. It has given me a true direction of absolute knowing, that to hear, feel inspired, or communicate with my son, I have to be in alignment with my inner being.
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| I collected this book. It comforts me. |
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| A lovely little Victorian book about authorship. |
Yesterday, As I was tidying up the cottage, I distinctively remember hearing Tasha say she likes to live in a make-believe world. It sounded louder than normal that day. She said, "many folks think that I have put my head in the sand and don't live in reality."
The reason for this striking my core is because Abraham~Hicks/Esther has said that same thing, hundreds of times, in her workshops.
We create our reality. Tasha Tudor has stated many times, "we can choose to look at life with or without rose~coloured glasses. We can choose to see everything terrible or choose to, Take Joy. I choose to Take Joy!" She said, "maybe I'm just fearful of facing the real world. I don't know." I believe indeed, Tasha was, very accurate in her view of the world. No matter what heartache and difficulties she faced in life, she managed to always view her life as a vacation. It's how we choose to see the world. We have the freedom to see it in any way we desire. That makes me very happy, indeed. I know, that's why I have long resonated with Tasha since I was, but a 14-year-old girl. Tasha knew what the real, and true keys to the universe were, and I surely intend to follow, in her 1800's footprints.{smile}
How do you feel about creating a storybook life? Do you believe it's unhealthy?
Most affably yours til my next swim, Raquelxxx





