Oh. Lilinoe, that's so dear of you! And I so appreciate that. I think we all have entire libraries of stories inside of us. Some of our connective and synchronistic life stories are magical, some are incredibly sad and challenging, but there's always this really, really bigger story that they're all part of.
Part of the reason we're all here (and forgive me if I get all super philosophical about it all) are to teach us and help us grow through life and we need all of the the things that happen along the way to do that.
I've had terrible, terrible things that happen (heck, some are still happening) some amazing, unbelievably awesome, beyond magical or even believable things happen. A lot I share here or I share the lessons and understandings of those stories and experiences. But some I don't or can't because they're not just mine to share.
You have too. I just know it. There's magic in you, in your life. That you're here (or in other places where you feel a connection with the magic in others) then that's all part of it.
And hey, I feel that happening right now. We are all in places we need to be even if it's only for a moment, a minute, or, a little while, or forever.
Glad you're here right now. Let all of the intuitive and magical things happen in your life too!
Hey, everyone reading here. Welcome to a magical, healing faerie ring of connections! May we all have them, continue to recognize them and begin to make all the bits and pieces of our lives just maybe begin to show us why strange things happen to all of us!
I thought you would appreciate this.
I came across a story tonight about dandelions and thought of you. Did you know that they have many healing qualities? Dandelions help with cancer, diabetes, skin conditions, stronger bones, lowers blood pressure and many other things. Most of the plant can be eaten. Additionally, during the recent Great Recession, Greeks from villages who had no money/food began doing what their grandparents did. They searched the forest for dandelions to eat and sell ( in addition to other forest plants) and used them to help feed their families. So, I wonder if that might be why a new dandelion has been created, to help heal people and provide healthy nutrition.
Thank you, Lovendures! I knew that dandelion is very helpful for the liver, and that many folks use it for that, but i didn't know about all the other health benefits it can have. I used to sometimes put the leaves of it in the juicer, with other vegetables. It is also good on pizza. You can use it like arugula, in all kinds of dishes. San Francisco has lots of edible plants growing wild- nasturtiums, miner's lettuce, mallows, fennel, and lots more. Easy enough to make a whole salad.