art for joy, not commerce (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} artyem) wrote,@ 2009-03-14 06:39:00 |
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strange mysteries
synchronicities - coincidences, these things just are too obviously planned or orchestrated or imagined by some other reality to just be chance.
I am learning to know the mysteries of the intuition are very real and accessible.
I am learning to live in trust that things happen for a reason.
Here is one strange one -- two years ago, I had the lucky chance to accompany my husband on a business trip to San Fransisco. I used the rental car to wander down the coast and visit an on-line buddy in Pacific Grove, on the coast.
She showed me this beautiful beach spot where we chatted, and I was moved to call my Mom - the date was January 31 - which I know because here is how our conversation went:
"Hey Mom - you will never guess where I am right now! On the beach in Pacific Grove, California!"
stunned silence.
"Mom - Mom - did you hear me?"
She was speechless and here is why - exactly 50 years ago to that day, yes to that day, my Dad had proposed to her on that very beach.
They are divorced, so it was not totally comfortable for her to be remembering this, but there I was, sitting on that beach 50 years later, 3000 miles away from where she now lives in Maryland.
They mysteries of the Universe are so mind-boggling.
synchronicities - coincidences, these things just are too obviously planned or orchestrated or imagined by some other reality to just be chance.
I am learning to know the mysteries of the intuition are very real and accessible.
I am learning to live in trust that things happen for a reason.
Here is one strange one -- two years ago, I had the lucky chance to accompany my husband on a business trip to San Fransisco. I used the rental car to wander down the coast and visit an on-line buddy in Pacific Grove, on the coast.
She showed me this beautiful beach spot where we chatted, and I was moved to call my Mom - the date was January 31 - which I know because here is how our conversation went:
"Hey Mom - you will never guess where I am right now! On the beach in Pacific Grove, California!"
stunned silence.
"Mom - Mom - did you hear me?"
She was speechless and here is why - exactly 50 years ago to that day, yes to that day, my Dad had proposed to her on that very beach.
They are divorced, so it was not totally comfortable for her to be remembering this, but there I was, sitting on that beach 50 years later, 3000 miles away from where she now lives in Maryland.
They mysteries of the Universe are so mind-boggling.
