Bright Light,
With the New Year just on the horizon, I’ve been thinking about ancient navigators who sailed the uncharted seas and discovered islands and lands far and wide without technology, before maps. At the mercy of the elements and often turbulent seas, how did the ancients do it?
Sailing on the Great Blue Ocean of life we have all weathered many storms over the years, but 2020 was an especially stormy and stressful journey!
Many of our plans have been adapted or thrown out the window completely. Many of our patterns of doing and being have been interrupted or changed forever. Many of our maps no longer make sense. New maps, patterns, ways of doing and being have emerged… and will continue to emerge in response to the changing sea of Life.
Without some of our familiar and established habits, dreams, and ways of being as our compass for navigating the New Year ahead, how will we find our way through uncharted territory?
We know the ancient ones developed sky maps and referenced the stars to guide their way but what about cloudy days when the stars could not be seen? One of the keys to not being lost in endless seas was learning to recognize wave patterns.
I remember someone telling me there are three main types of ocean wave patterns used for navigation: The constant and reliable rise and fall of Big Wave Patterns help us stay on course. Storm Wave Patterns disrupt any consistent patterns to navigate by and for a time one might lose their way, but the ancient navigators knew storms come and go. The
disruptions of reliable wave pattern guidance were only temporary.
The most subtle, and arguably most important of the wave patterns for early explorers to know, are Bumper Wave Patterns. Early sailors learned to feel and listen for these patterns, created when waves hit shorelines and reverberate back with the important information that land is near, even if it is not yet visible.
As the sunrise of the New Year peeks over the horizon, you have everything you need for laying the course skillfully through the uncharted territory ahead. You have full access to guidance and maps to keep you on course throughout the journey.
Like the star maps and ocean wave patterns used by the ancients for navigating the endless seas, you have your intuitive inner compass to give you important clues for navigating the Great Blue Ocean of Life, for exploring your life potential and possibilities.
Like the islands and land masses the ancients discovered and explored, you are sailing towards the bright future you are in the process of sensing and will experience upon arrival.
As we perch on the threshold of a New Year, this this is my wish for you.
May you invite your inner navigator to awaken more fully!
Sense into the ocean of potential and possibility
for your today and beyond.
Slow down to deeply listen. Feel the stars and wave patterns
of your life as they offer messages of assurance and guidance.
Respect and trust the intuitive impressions that come,
even when very faint.
Respond to these inner promptings with inspired action
and you will stay on course.
Open your heart wide to the yet unmanifest goodness,
soul evolution, and blessings beyond measure
that the New Year ahead is offering.
Give thanks.
I've been listening in to my inner navigator and sensing changes ahead for my work and my life.
In the process I feel guided to make a special effort to support the many Practitioners, Coaches and Healers on my distribution list for this ezine, who give their lives to help others find their way through storms and lost moments, to heal and improve their lives and in so doing, our world.
So, I'm setting my course to dedicate the Life Blessing eZine to this focus for 2021.
My “bumper wave” impressions are still coming in at this time and I'll have more information to share about the changes moving forward in a few weeks.
Be assured that even if you are a non-practitioner, there is a healer in you. In this way my new eZine focus may be of interest and benefit you too.
Bright Best Wishes for your New Year Passage!
Georgette
Georgette Star MA, D.Min
