Morning Time Spent with the Earthly Mother

I had the most awesome walk this morning! This is Saturday, the day I consider the Sabbath. That is the day in the Essene Gospels for honoring the Earthly Mother in the morning and the Heavenly Father in the evening.

Now that I am practicing the message of the Essene Gospels, I am mindful of the angel of the Earthly Mother in my morning walks. And noticing the interplay between some of them – for instance, how often there is rain and wind together (Angels of Water and Air). When that happens my thoughts turn to the cleansing powers of both – emotional cleaning by water, and mental clearing by air. It’s as if the community or area where I live is washed to allow for a clean start, and since this is Spring I thought today as I was out that maybe the cleansing today is for the fullness of Summer to come in. (Yes, that’s still a ways off, but who knows how, or if, the elements perceive time?)

It was a gentle rain when I started out, and the air was still at first. About halfway into my planned route, the rain picked up a bit and a breeze kicked in. As I continued the mindful breathing I practice as I walk, the sun started to peek out from the clouds! Its light did not last very long – but in that time I was aware of the unique blessing this was for the start of my day. I was greeted by all the Angels of the Earthly Mother: the Angels of Sun, Water, Air, Earth (who was happily soaking up the moisture from the skies above), Life (I could almost feel how happy the trees and plants were for the life-giving water) and Joy (as the Life ignites again in the plant kingdom, Joy flows through them as they come into the fullness of expressing their beauty.)

That’s only six angels, you say? Yes – because the seventh (the Sabbath) is the time to honor all of them as the aspects of our Earthly Mother. And the morning today provided me the rare opportunity to be in the presence of all of them within the space of 30 minutes. What a blessing!

Wishing you blessings for your day -- the openness and awareness to notice them, and the wonder of receiving them.