For those of you who are following my development within my own group, here's the last one in a nutshell.
This month we placed a ring of
flames around the circle for protection.
Didn’t sense our Gladiator, which was a little disappointing but we all felt the rope being passed to us. Immediately a child was felt clasping a leg but was asked to sit quietly and
wait until we finished.
No camp fire this time but immediately found ourselves by a lake. It was dark and very cold,
the lake was still and clear with the moon reflecting on it. Some time passed and a man appeared and
started walking towards us. He stopped
before he reached us and pulled a scroll from his sleeve and opened it. We couldn’t hear his words. He showed us five stones on the ground, not
stepping stones but more like small mountains.
In the distance was a cave with a light shining from
the opening and we knew that we had to make our way there. The path was rocky and it was not going to be
an easy journey. It started to snow and
vision was limited. We moved forward
together and when one stumbled we were all there for support.
We made it to the cave.
Inside was warm and bright and a table was laden with food. Beautiful food, lots of fruit and vegetables
and the colours were bright – the food looked like jewels.
Our guide appeared and we have now started to refer to him as Papa.
We all smiled and he smiled back at us.
He said we were indeed sisters and that we would stay together. He sometimes saw the world through our eyes
and he didn’t like what he saw. He came
to each of us in turn and gave us a blessing.
He told us that we would each be facing a challenge; it would be a
life/work challenge but we wouldn’t be given anything that we couldn't cope
with. The challenge would test our faith
and commitment; we wouldn’t realise we were dealing with our challenge until it was over.
We would also be given another challenge that we would face together. He then came to each of us in turn and
pressed his thumbs into the palms of our hands.
He left us then and our attention was back on the
child. We helped him go towards the
light and we all sent our love with him.
He was met by his people and as he left us we felt the
atmosphere lighten.
We were back and it was time to close down and give thanks.
We were all delighted to see Papa but this time he had taken
his time in coming to us, he was making us wait and this was testing our
patience. He won’t always be with us but
will be close by. The five stones that
were presented to us were our five challenges and the path to the cave was
showing us that our journey will not always be easy or smooth.
It seems that every time we sit together, someone appears
who needs our help to move onwards. It is lovely to be able to help others as well as learning.
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