It’s Time to Celebrate Your Life

Many of us these days seem to keep ourselves busy, busy, busy. We’re always on the go with a million things to do on our list.

So often we forget to stop the rat race and “just be” in the eternal present moment of NOW because we’re always chasing the white rabbit.

How often do you put yourself on the calendar and commit to giving yourself a gift of something that you love to do?

I encourage you to take some time off to celebrate all your unique gifts and contributions to the world, because no one has what you have to offer! Applaud yourself for all your accomplishments. Stop and smell the fragrant aroma pervading from your soul, a fragrance that is only produced by you.

Worship every aspect that makes you who you are. Rejoice in all the ways you have contributed while here on earth.  Cheer yourself for the gifts you have given to the world: joy, compassion, smiles and acts of kindness. Praise your personality and bask in your beauty in every creative way you can imagine!  Celebrate yourself-for you are Divine!

Have gratitude for everything you created in your life, and everything you’re about to consciously create. You are the Magician of your life and your thoughts are the wand that creates your reality.

Celebrate your new awareness of realizing that you are an immortal soul here on earth to raise the consciousness of humanity and to lighten up the planet through your love.

The passionflower on this card symbolizes faith and spirituality. This exotic flower contains sacred and blessed energy and its purpose is to enhance your spiritual life.

The early Spanish conquistadors discovered passion flowers when they arrived in “New Spain.” They saw symbols of their Catholic faith in this extraordinary flower and named it after the passion of Jesus. The geometric pattern of this flower reminded them of Christ’s passion on the cross. The spiraled tendons of the plant became symbols of the lashes Christ endured; the five anthers represented his wounds; the 72 radial filaments were seen as the number of thorns on his crown; the three pistil stigmas signified the nails used in the crucifixion, as well as the holy Trinity; the ten outer petals refer to the ten apostles who did not betray or deny Christ. When the flowers draw inward after a day (the time Jesus spent on the cross), the petals do not drop—they re-close over the ovary. This symbolizes the hidden wisdom found in the mysteries of the cross, like the hidden wisdom of Jesus in the enclosed tomb.

Surrounding the passionflower is a six-circled mandala. Circles are universal symbols of the sacred Divine and the sphere with a central nucleus was the first vibration from God. These circles represent the Infinite nature of Spirit and the inclusivity of the universe. The five outer circles of the flower contain these symbolic keywords: wholeness, cycles, centering, initiation and completion. The inner circle that joins them together represents the perfection of God in the form of absolute truth, infinity, and unity. “God is a circle whose center is everywhere, and whose circumference is nowhere.” ~ Hermes Trismegistus