Equinox Blessings

 Embrace the power of the Equinox to fully embody Divine Timing and the power of the present moment! 

So often we get caught up in "Should have, .... Could have, .... if only..." 

And forget to enjoy the moment we are living! 


In our Intentional art community, we often say, "there's no behind" ... 

Perhaps you're on step 3, while others are on step 5 ... 

What if we don't race to 'catch up,' but focus on the inquiries and lessons of step 3? 

Someone is likely on step 1 or 2 ... which lay the foundation for the following steps. 

When we rush to 'catch up,' often something important is overlooked - which may be perfect in its own way, and may be the reminder we need to stay present.h

The Reiki precepts invite us to embody presence, and several begin, "just for today,' 

This day, of equal day and night, may we find the balance of Divine Timing, and be present to the possibilities inherent in this moment! 

JUST FOR TODAY, MAY WE BE PRESENT IN DIVINE TIMING

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