Let me dream a bit here… (On UPDATE: I changed a word below--it used to read "I want a life". I changed it because in order for the intention to work, I need to make the tense
as if it were already so. Accidentally, I created this during an "Opportunity Period"--a void of course Moon in a sign the moon likes to be in, that is also a New Moon before a Blue Moon. Convoluted, but let's see how this woiks! Also, I added one other element to this. I put it in a different color.
I live a life
where I can get up in the morning and work and play and be responsible and responsive to others and go to bed at night;
where it is a joy to do my chores; where I can express my talents and find satisfaction, recognition, recompense; where creativity and artistic expression are expected; where I can be a part of a community and give deeply of myself without feeling easily spent; where I can fall in love with a fellow and see our union be celebrated; where I can create and maintain a spiritual family; where I can commune with nature more; where the smell of pine trees fills the air; where there is a lake and a river nearby, and mountains; where nature supplies for the community abundantly; where people are not afraid of anything, least of all being wrong or asking questions; where the people eat healthfully and addictions are treated with gentleness and kindness; where the children can teach and the adults can relearn their true lessons; where holidays are a communal affair and Gaia and the Sun are constantly invited and present, no matter what other deities are worshipped; where it feels like it’s Christmas every day because gratitude is plentiful; where forgiveness flows easy when mistakes weave their way into the social fabric; where the community creates a space for individual and collective shadows to be brought into the light where they may be heard and therefore healed;where I can learn Portuguese or Czech or Linear B if I want to and others will take an interest; where everyone takes what they can from civilization and leaves the rest; where nothing, not even business, interferes with the civic bottom line. So Be It, Blesséd Be
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