“Human kindness has never weakened the stamina or softened the fiber of a free people. A nation does not have to be cruel to be tough.” ~ Franklin D. Roosevelt.
This post will be all about sending out our intent through dowsing to spread goodwill and healing energies to the world.
I actually found on a website called national today.com that they showed 131 December Holidays. There are many more to be celebrated around the world. I celebrate Christmas. I celebrated All Hallows Eve, Human Rights Day, Aids Awareness Day. I also celebrate Summer and Winter Solstices. I have friends from all denominations that I will join with in their celebration for the month of December. I celebrate the worlds Aids day. I love the fireworks and wreath laying that will take place across America on National Wreaths Across America day, placing evergreen wreaths on the graves of those who gave up their lives so that we may live in freedom and acknowledge their service. International Day of Persons with Disabilities, and International Animal Rights Day are just a few of the opportunities for respect, empathy and remembrance.
I would like us all to take out our pendulums and spin our intent out to the universal consciousness to scramble the energies of all these things we want to change for our future.
Anti-clockwise spin: Remove and scramble the negative and detrimental chaotic energies that are influencing the planet and its people (you may add anything you wish to this statement).
Clockwise spin: Transmute the scrambled energy into the energy of universal, planetary and person love.
I wish my readers all that they would wish for themselves and their loved ones to manifest for 2022 forwards.
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