You guys......

[OneGrassRoot]

I've been lurking and reading here and there. I've been in that intense mode in the last week with all the Cheney and other stuff...hoping that FINALLY sunlight will shine into every crevice to expose what needs to be healed on a global level, as well as personally.

Like many here, I've been going through intense personal challenges as well. The good news is that Wishadoo now has an official webmaster, and we are deciding upon a new platform to really do the intention of Wishadoo justice and bring everything under one roof to make it easier for everyone. I thank you all for your patient support during this lull (I know I need to communicate something at Wishadoo, and will this weekend now that we've gotten over a huge hurdle and there is something TO share...lol).

I'm posting this to express my gratitude for each of you. There is such wisdom, such compassion, such genuine kindness and a "down-to-earthiness" here that I feel negligent only responding to a few threads, when each and every one has tremendous value and heart.

So, I send infinite hugs of gratitude to you all. It feels as though there is a huge SOMETHING close at hand....like the Tower Cleita speaks of. Once we get over this hurdle, perhaps we can breathe easier and really let go. Release all that is no longer needed. Move forward with joy, grace and ease. That's what I'm calling forth anyway. :)

Oh, happy birthday, BlueIris!!!!


:hug: :hug: :hug: :hug: :grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug: :grouphug:

[I Have A Dream]

1. Hi, OGR! Thanks for checking in. I had noticed your absence...

and was hoping that everything was OK.

I hope that the personal challenges through which you're currently going end quickly and in a way that is beneficial to you (for the highest good of all involved).

Thank you also for being the beautiful person that you are and for sharing yourself with us.

:grouphug:

[OneGrassRoot]

6. ....

:hug:

You are such a dear, IHAD. :)

[southerncrone]

2. OMG! Where did you get all those Yeller kitties?!?

I have been inundated with Yeller kitties myself the last 2 years & I believe there is some type of symbolism to it. Please tell me your history w/the Yeller kitties!

And glad Wishadoo is coming along so well! Congrats!

[OneGrassRoot]

3. The orange kitties.....

Hi, Southerncrone! :)

That pic is actually a Google Image pic (I was looking for good "hug" pictures, as I always am...lol).

My two remaining kitties are orange though, and one of the two we lost within six weeks of one another (an 11-year-old -- Jack -- and 17-year-old, Rosie) was orange as well.



http://community.wishadoo.net/photo/buddha-and-magic

(funny story: Magic and Buddha looked alike when they were kittens...identical twins. I named Buddha based on his wise, calm nature. Lo and behold, as they got older, Magic "poof out" and was long hair and, well, quite plump, while Buddha was short-hair and slimmer. People assume Magic is Buddha due to his girth. LOL)

http://community.wishadoo.net/photo/sweet-jack

:hug:

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

4. Great news!

I know Wishadoo will really take off now!

BTW, I'm sure I'm in that group in the second photo--looks like the end of a Dances of Universal Peace dance.....

[OneGrassRoot]

7. I have no doubt you are!

Whether you realize it or not, you are a founding member of Wishadoo, Dear Ayesha.

Forever grateful to you and looking forward to positive, nurturing, EMPOWERING manifestations......:hug:

[Mist]

5. Sunlight shining into every crevice--that's the exact thing I've been focussing on for

several years now, as the */Cheney junta brought so much shadow and darkness to our country:



Forests are beautiful of course, but sometimes we can stumble around a bit in the deep shadows, and light is needed to cleanse some of the slime and yuck that can accumulate in the densest forest areas. I've found that thinking about the cleansing power of sunlight has helped me through what's arguably the worst time in our history.



Here's to having the strength to deal with what we find on the way to healing our country.

[OneGrassRoot]

8. What a powerful post....

both words and images. Thank you so much, Mist.

I could stare at that first image forever....ahhhh......

There are some magickal places, so I'm discovering, in your neck of the woods. Perhaps we shall meet at one of them one day. :)

:hug:

Here's to sunlight and strength ~ :toast: ~ and the power of Love and Hope :grouphug:

[Mist]

9. Glad you like the pix! As to magical places in the Chapel Hill area, I guess I'd have

to go out and explore a bit to find them. My back yard is magical, to me. There's a stand of trees with a perfect circle within them! The trees arch up and it's like an outdoor leafy cathedral, with sunlight glinting through.