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The Spiritual Practice Of Flower Power
Every now and again, I purchase a bouquet of flowers as a gift to myself. Placing a vase of flowers on your home altar or sacred space adds nature-inspired ambiance, brightness, and sensuality to one’s spiritual self-care.
I also love to diffuse the essential oils of flowers, especially when I meditate, but they don’t have the tangibility and energetic beauty of a stunning array of fresh blooms. Analogous to eating whole food versus taking a supplement, fresh flowers represent the wholeness, divine design, and awe-inspiring beauty of Gaia, Mother Nature, our Earth Mother, the Divine Feminine.
Unadulterated, the ‘flower power’ of a beautiful bouquet commands marvelous healing energies, blesses the giver, and inspires bountiful gratitude in the recipient.
The most powerful spiritual practice involving flowers is to plant your own flower garden with perennial varieties, such as tulips, black-eyed susans, and chrysanthemums. With careful planning around the seasonal calendar one can also have different species in bloom at different times throughout the entire year.
Cultivating a thriving garden of flowers is a magnificent form of energy work. It attracts and manifests emotional healing, abundance, and the fulfillment of wishes, especially in aspects of romance, marriage, fertility, and parenthood. By lovingly nurturing and caring for the delicate beauty of living flowers, we invite much love, beauty and abundance into our lives.
Everyday Messages From Angels
Angels are the Divine’s messengers and helpers of the spiritual realm. They are the ones with pure light, and without Ego. We have been reading and hearing more people talk in recent years about their encounters with Angels. It’s becoming more acceptable to talk about these experiences.
My mother worked with the Angels when I was a young child, and she encouraged me to do so in prayer and meditation. We had Angels in every room – either in a statue or picture. They were gentle reminders that the Angels were always with us. When people would enter our house they would ask what was up with all the Angels, and my mother’s reply would be, “Can’t we all use that extra bit of help?” Continue reading
