M.J. Rose

My friend Lily over at the fantastic blog Green Mother Medicine has shared a remarkable story with her readers, and I’d like to pass it along to you…

“We are all angels in each other’s eyes.”

From the blog Green Mother Medicine –

“Every month I go to The Blue Flag Dare’ where we gather on behalf of all living beings for healing and harmony. We have a council circle, held with the idea that solutions to what we are facing personally, in our local communities and globally require the participation and perspective of all.  So, a “question” is posed, which in not meant to have an “answer” but rather is a touchstone for discussion.  People are asked to speak from the heart and to tell a story from their lives that relates.

Sunday’s question was to address the ways in which Beggars Appearing as Angels which is part of so many spiritual traditions has appeared in your life…”

Read the complete story here.

About Green Mother Medicine:

Living “in the story” of the transformation of our world from a place where we have a choice to be in denial that all things have consciousness and worthiness into living in a world where there is reverence, gratitude and awe for THE WEB OF LIFE and an understanding that we are part of it.

Here is a very interesting presentation by author Annie Jacobsen who visited Google’s Santa Monica office on July 19, 2011 to discuss her book “Area 51: An Uncensored History of America’s Top Secret Military Base.” This talk took place as part of the Authors@Google series.

Thanks goes to LiveWriters for this link.

As a follow up to last week’s post, here is a piece that tells the story of the most remarkable case of reincarnation that I’ve read about so far –

Omm Sety – Priestess of Ancient Egypt?
by Brian Haughton

“Omm Sety (‘mother of Sety’) was the Egyptian name adopted by Dorothy Louise Eady, who believed she was the reincarnation of a priestess at the temple of Sety I at Abydos, Upper Egypt. Although cited by some as evidence of reincarnation, are the claims of this eccentric English lady any more believable than those of the legions of reincarnated pharaohs, priestesses, Atlantean kings and Amazonian queens that have found new lives in the twentieth and twenty first centuries? Though if Eady’s story is pure invention, how did she obtain her apparently detailed knowledge of ancient Egyptian life and their sacred customs?

Dorothy Louise Eady was born to Irish parents in a suburb of London in January 1904. According to her own account, at the age of three Dorothy fell down a long flight of stairs and was pronounced dead by the attending doctor. However, an hour later the little girl was sitting up in bed, perfectly recovered. It was from this point onwards that she began to have recurring dreams of being in an ancient building with huge columns, interpreted by her as a temple. When she was four years old her parents took her with them on a visit to the British Museum, and it was here in the Egyptian galleries that the little girl suddenly became aware that she was ‘home’.

Such was the effect of this realisation on the four year old that she apparently ran madly through the halls, kissing the feet of the ancient Egyptian statues and eventually sitting down at the feet of a glass-cased mummy and refusing to budge…”

For the complete article click here to go to Brian Haughton dot com. For more posts from author and folklorist Brian Haughton click here.