“Lions and Roses”
2014-10-3 – IN SERVICE TO FIRE
I am invited to a gathering with the pair of Siddhic devotees I had met earlier at the Ashland Co-Op. It is interesting, for I recognize my own self as a siddhic avatar, our Paths intersecting one another in a sense of confluence I Know yet cannot yet fully articulate.
I feel the energies behind the pictures. The splay of light and love that weaves through the underbelly of the space. It is a holy luminance, reminding me of the moment during “The Prophecy” in 2005 when a vedic astrologer divined my dharma, to teach the siddhic arts to the people.
Bridge between the Worlds
As I give my offering of lyric to the bridge-trolls, a vision comes to me, opening a vantage into the Mythica. I sense profoundly the textures of my own inner world and their relationship with the land, where the bridge as it appears on the surface is literally a bridge between different realities.
Asha Deliverance
Romanishi
Tara
Manuel Fritzenwaller
2014-10-12 – IN SERVICE TO WATER
2014-10-12
It is a great pleasure for me to assist Lady Jumana in this way. To feel the architecture of a Water Temple in it’s modern mythos, and to be a part of that masculine support to that noble endeavor.
As I leave, my android phone I’d been using falls from my grasp, cracking on the pavement. Flush with the energies of grounding from assisting the Goddesses, I reach a choice-point on the Quest related to Abundance and Faith.
I must acquire a new phone. One that can take proper pictures. Yet with little money remaining to me, I am cautious. Wondering if I can invest it in a new iPhone. Such is a real moment on the Quest, when I had to Trust. When I had to believe that going with the more expansive thing would lead me forward.
This in and of itself was such a beautiful example of the Mythica. A situation where I was faced with a question related to a core principle, of whether or not i’d be able to manifest the money if I purchased what I felt I needed for the Quest. In such capacity, my decision to get the phone was more than simply going to Best Buy and dropping a few hundred dollars. It was a declaration of commitment, my absolute dedication to God and the purpose which defined me.
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