In my most recent posts, I've discussed some signs of change(s)
possibly coming my way. To recap, right after I signed up on a
spirituality focused dating site, I received the following signs:
- a sign from a friend saying I was braver, stronger and smarter than I gave myself credit for;
- a sign from the Squirrel totem to prepare for change, not once but twice in a row;
- a sign from my subconscious saying my soul was ready to meet its mate;
- a sign to learn to let things be when my car's check engine light suddenly went off after two days of being on, which suggests the problem seemed to correct itself;
- a sign that, when I gravitated towards malachite from a group of six stones in a photograph, I was signaling the Universe what my deepest desire was and/or amplifying my current emotions. In New Age healing, malachite is a stone used to amplify the soul's deepest desire and current emotions. Uh-huh. Being that I have recently admitted I would like a relationship, I may have inadvertently set things in motion. Fine. What will be, will be. (Cue Doris Day!)
These many signs so close together certainly cannot be ignored.
And these many signs might mean a big change is on the way.
I
went on to say that maybe the coming change might not necessarily be
something normally associated with a big change, like career, romance or
finances, and it could be either negative or positive.
It's simply a change, I can't avoid it, just prepare for it, as Squirrel suggests, twice.
As
2013 comes to a close, and we embark on 2014, I feel positive. I do
indeed sense a change is in the air. The economy is improving, (maybe
I'll get a raise!), I'm more open to meeting guys (a potential boyfriend
on the horizon?), I'm pushing myself to work on my next novel (a NY
Times bestseller?), all of the above? (Let's not get crazy!)
Perhaps
the change in question is just my attitude in general, which could lead
to some of the other changes down the road. Let's just hope that when I
return to teaching after winter recess, I can retain this positive
attitude.
But, just in case, I did buy a malachite stone.
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