How 13 can Change the World.
30 Jan13 is a unifying vibration, no longer to be feared, but to be embraced and understood.
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Magical Driftwood and Happy Cats
As the weekend draws in, the clock tells me it’s time to make dinner and settle in for the evening…it’s Friday evening!
The day has been wet and grey and much of my work has taken place in and around the cottage.
Days like today are welcome though, as it allows a little bit of a slow-down and a time for reflection and making plans.
I have decided to tile the kitchen floor, using broken tiles from the local tile shop, Carrick Tiles.
It is a long task, but the best approach is to a little each day and try not to work too long, as this can inhibit the desire to return to the task the following day!
Missy has kept warm beside the stove. This is the longest period of time without a visit to the vet.
It appears that keeping really warm by the stove eases her symptoms.
Doesn’t she look well?
Some friends visited last weekend and Nick brought me this lovely mirror he made using driftwood. There is something so beautiful about driftwood.
Even the scent of this wood evokes the ocean.
It is magical to live this close to the Atlantic Ocean…about a 45 minute drive to Rosses Point.
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Thanks for sharing these thoughts and information, Inspiring !
Beautiful Colette! keep it coming x
Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2013 10:48:39 +0000 To: juliacooper80@hotmail.com
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Bright Blessings to you X
Colx
also, 13 in gematria is the numerical render of the hebrew word for love, and for unity as well…the two words added together equal 26, which is the numerical render for the sacred glyph YHVH
i love the number so much that it inspired a poetic nonce form, and usually keep my haiku and gogyohka to thirteen syllables.
thanks indeed for sharing. think i’ll reblog this on my site, as i am preparing a short post on the significance of imbolc for the blog in a day or two.
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We are beginning to understand so much.
Bright Blessings from Bealtaine Cottage
Colx
Reblogged this on Pasupatidasi's Blog and commented:
on the significance of thirteen.
such a wonderful number!
especially for a triskaidekaphiliac like me
oh, and YHVH is male and female, joined. the two Heh being female the yod and vau being male
In sacred geometry calculus is the least important use of numbers. 1 to 12 represent all aspects of this dimension (ie: twelve note octave, 12 signs of the zodiac, the appostles etc) including divine influence. 13 is sacred because it signifies a step up into a higher cycle in the spiral towards divinity.
I too share a subtle, but powerful, feeling of positivity this year. I think the change we all crave is here, it’s not televised or signalled by fanfares and flag waving, it’s a revolution of heart and spirit and is unstoppable. Your wonderful work is such a example – and an inspiration -for all of us who sense the forces of change but lights to guide us onto what Joseph Campbell called “the path with heart”. If we take more responsibility for our lives (which is what freedom is all about) we can bypass more and more of the insanity of the old system as it thrashes around in it’s death throws and bring meaning back into our lives. Thanks Colette for adding to the world’s store of powerful healing energy which we all need at this time of transition.
Looking forward to seeing you on Sunday…
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Thanks, Lol.
Much of what I write in Bealtaine Cottage is inspired by energy that a decade ago I would have laughed at.
Change is happening fast and powerfully.
I can barely articulate the energy as it flows.
It will be good to talk on Sunday…
Blessings from all at Bealtaine Cottage
Colx
Your words of late have rung the bell of awareness for me. This day here in Wis. U.S. we are getting a wonderful snow, large water filled flakes that will fill our aquifers as it melts. This being the water used throughout the midwest. I sit here grateful for what nature can give us.
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Bless you for acknowledging Nature as you watch the snow and understand the benefits. Life is good!
Blessings from all at Bealtaine Cottage
Colx
Born on the 13th of June, it has always been my lucky number. Quit my job last June to be with my family and start living more closely to our land. This year starting our sustainable permaculture garden…Your posting resonates with me on so many levels. Thank you. Peace. Love and Light
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I am delighted to hear of your empowering life choice…well done!
This is the way forward as you live more closely to Mother Earth.
Blessings from all at Bealtaine Cottage
Colx
Interesting information…..which reminded me that I knew virtually nothing about the origin of the superstition associated with the number 13, and indeed like many others simply took the absence of this number in public buildings etc. (including the apartment building I currently live in!) for granted. As always, the pictures accompanying your blog are delightful as well as thought provoking. In this one I especially like the small leaves.
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Most superstitions we carry are in some way or other linked or attributed to, the natural world.
Man has always been frightened of Mother Nature I think!
The leaves are that of the Willow.
Bealtaine Cottage Blessings from all
Colx