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We still have time to work with Storm System Gustav. As of this writing it’s on a trajectory to make landfall in the New Orleans area, but Gustav can make some important changes if we gather enough energy to communicate with the elements..

What I learned in my work so far with Gustav is that it CAN turn course, AND decrease intensity. The storm system does have some clearing work to do, so expect rain and some wind — but it doesn’t have to be destructive. Look at how Fay worked it out, for example.

What seems like a potentially important piece of work here would be to request a course correction of up to 30 degrees westward, as well as for the intensity of the storm to occur over water rather than land. If together we can get that much change, I think we can call it a success.
One thing that’s important to note here: we are NOT trying to interefere with anything. We are intending to work co-creatively with Nature. And this, my friends, is exciting and important work. Please see my related posts for further resources and notes. And please do add your comments if you believe you have important information about Gustav and/or storm systems to share with others.

We also have some work to do with Hanna out in the Atlantic. That one needs to be turned back out to sea.

Let’s make this work for all sentient beings. Our work can save lives and property, so please join — and send this post on to others.

Thank you for your kindness and Light Work.

More as soon as we get additional information.

A new storm system is heading directly for the Gulf of Mexico. I only have a few moments to be online to get this message out to you, so please forward this to anyone you feel would benefit from the information.

The links to my previous posts about Tropical Storm Fay are here — go to that post and follow the links in it, to get updated storm info and meditation suggestions. Continue Reading »

Thirteen Things about Indigos

1. Indigos are super smart. But we may not show it unless we feel super safe — or by accident while we’re having fun
2. Indigos really are “playing with more cards in the deck.” We came wired with additional attributes and gifts. Each of us carries a different combination of what those attributes and gifts are. Just like you do.
3. Indigos came in — and with any luck at all, remain — connected to Source, unshakably so. Most of us stay that way. That has nothing to do with Religion. And everything to do with Who We Are.
4. Indigos insist that you tell the truth. All the time. If you won’t, you lose our respect instantly. And you may never get it back, without a heap of solid proof. (We are forgiving — but we aren’t fools! Or terribly patient. Sorry about that.)
5. Indigos come from the heart. We expect you to do the same. If you don’t, it makes us angry. As in FURIOUS! Really. Because we know that you can do better. We expect you to be and give your best. Because that is the high standards we carry. We expect you to do at least that well for yourself and for others. That’s not too much to ask, is it?
6. There really is a cause-and-effect relationship between Indigos and anger. Look for it — because if an Indigo is angry, there is a reason. You might say the Indigos are the world’s conscience — with a hair-trigger mechanism for BS.
7. Almost all Indigos have psi talent — but there is an enormous range of expression of that talent. Some of it’s subtle. But it’s there. Not everyone can see auras — but that doesn’t mean we don’t have other psi talents that are just as important.
8. Indigos come with an oversized “injustice” button. You want to avoid hitting that button, if you can. You’ve been warned!
9. Indigos are super creative. Ask us to help solve problems. Even the young ones do this easily.
10. Indigos can be a lot of fun (if you get past the things that terrify you or make you squirm) — but we like to play by — and make up — our own rules (because the ones we found when we got here, frankly, stink!) Don’t let that bother you. You’re invited to the game, you know.
11. Many Indigos choose to be born into spiritually aware families. It’s just easier that way. Others of us were born into families where we would learn the lessons we needed to learn. Wherever we landed, you can count on us to make a splash. Even if we’re kind of quiet about that.
12. Indigos as a group are highly iconoclastic. Beware of glass breaking (when it needs to.) We came to tear down systems that don’t work. Relax. Together we will build something so beautiful you can’t even begin to imagine it. And yes, you are going to love it when we finish doing what we need to do. We’re going to love it, too.
13. Indigos are appalled that the rest of the human species isn’t already being and doing what we know is possible when we humans are at our highest and best. This is depressing news. While it’s our mission to change that, sometimes it’s overwhelming and discouraging. We could use some help ~ and in fact are expecting it. Get with “the program” and pitch in to change things that aren’t good. Yeah, that means YOU!

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The work we did with Hurricane Fay was just Round One. Now it’s time to renegotiate! Seems like this storm system has more clearing work to do, and isn’t going to be happy until that energy really has a pathway to move out.

Fay is now able to take a wider arc, so moving out to sea would be one possibility. But if we are going to ask the storm system to move just because it would be convenient, may not be the best outcome for the area. So this needs some rethinking.

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Well we have a new storm system in the Atlantic right now. Hurricane Fay is fixing to kick up a bunch of trouble. Her energy reading is “mischievous” right now — and she really could do some damage.

When I tuned in this morning, what I got was that the elements in the 100-150 mile radius of the tip of Florida really need to “blow off some steam.” The earth really needs to do some energy discharge in this area. That’s Fay’s purpose — to blow off some of that steam.

What I recommend for a meditation is that we ask Fay to direct the energy upward (toward the skies) rather than downward (toward land or sea) — and that the opportunity for resolution come over the seas rather than on land. To do this, Fay would need to turn direction.

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There is so much confusion out there these days about what is healthy ~ not just for Indigos, but for everyone ~ that I wanted to share a link with you that puts things in a way you can understand.

The What’s Healthy web site is a not-for-profit venture that has no ties to the food industry (or to the supplement industry, either.) I like the approach and I think you will find it easy to follow, too.

For Indigos, however, I would add a couple more items:

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On the theory that Life is what you make it ~ and that all of us creatures here on the planet are interrelated (scary thought, that. . . ) ~ I loved this blog post that suggests a whole list of ways that we can connect with others.

And why would we want to do that? Well, for one thing. . .

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Last week we hosted a conference call introducing a remarkable young man, Linus Rylander, who is a 14-year-old boy living in Sweden — and who at a young age is mastering the art and science of Manifestation.

Bringing information and people forward to help with the great consciousness shift that is happening all around the world is going to be more and more common. I am delighted to assist with this process. Today, I have another wonderful resource to share with you.

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It’s no wonder the Chinese picked this date (and time: 8:08:08 am) for the start of the Olympic games they are hosting. The number 8 is the most auspicious number for the Chinese. It is considered especially lucky.

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In a few days, young people from countries all around the world will be competing for gold medals in their chosen sports. Who will win?

Most likely, the honors will go to those who deliver a personal best — an athletic performance that sets world records and defeats all others who are attempting the same goal.

While the Olympics begin, this would be a good time to evaluate what you are doing in life, where you intend to grow and achieve, and how you’re doing at that.

Here are some questions to ask, to get you started:

How do you define success? An athlete has measurable goals to reach. What are yours?

What are your goals? What are some specific, measurable, realistic goals that you can set for yourself? When do you intend to complete or achieve each one?

What is YOUR personal best? When you think about the effort you put into your tasks and endeavors, are you really giving them your BEST shot? Your BEST performance?

If you are not satisfied with your results, up the ante on your efforts. Put in more time. Give it more focused attention. Be serious about what you’re doing — and deliver the very best performance you can. Make what you do, be something you love and into which you invest the absolute best of yourself.

Enjoy the Olympics — but more than that, enjoy your life, and the events in which YOU are participating.