Dear Friends,
Time changed last weekend, which means we begin to
experience darkness even earlier in the evening. This will continue until
approximately the winter solstice, when sunset begins to move later. At the same
time, sunrise continues to be later until around the time of Epiphany.
Here in Vancouver, winter can mean many gloomy, rainy days
on end with few hours of sunshine. This is exactly the time when we must turn
inward and search for light from within. We do not have to do this on our own,
for waiting patiently to be discovered in our hearts, is the Light of the World.
At first it may be an elusive will of the wisp, but if we work at it, that
little glimmer can continue to grow into a steadily burning flame. I admit that
sometimes it may burn low and dim, but the Source is inexhaustible.
This year, more than ever, we need to find that Light and
coax it into life, or to be more exact, love. Love for our higher Self, and
love for others. You know the kind of love I am talking about – selfless,
giving, compassionate, respectful. We all made the choice as spiritual beings
to enter into this earthly life. The Sanskrit phrase, namaste, means that my
spirit recognizes your spirit, your struggle. In lifting up others, we lift up
ourselves as well. In lifting up others, we lift up humanity as a whole. We are
all in this together!
Sparky
*Quotation from an article by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, 2018
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