Beauty in Flight

The image at left, from yesterday's post, was completed during one of my personal Igniting Your Intentions™ sessions. The image is a powerful one for me so I went back to my writings to find out why. Perhaps the drawing is powerful for you as well. And perhaps the writing will speak to you, too.

Here is what I wrote:


Drawing

Gives me Goosebumps – white bird with huge wingspan. Is it a dove, a blue bird of happiness – is the blue its color or definition? This bird is Beauty in Flight. I’m in total awe and choked up over this image.


Drawing's Message:

Take flight, my dear, worry not about all your worldly affairs. They will be taken care of. You are glory bound forevermore. Share your beauty with the children. They will listen. They will get it. The ribbons of peace weave around you. Carry them with you whenever you go – wherever. Your angels are all around you, dear, helping, guiding, assisting. You need only ask for help and it is granted – pronto! You are aligned with your true calling – now fly away in victory. Just remember, your angels are with you at all times. Speak out and ask for help and guidance and assistance – it is here.


Thank you, Beauty in Flight.

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