As always mentioned, I made the most of the sunshine yesterday and made my way to Castle Green Park for my delicious hazelnut latte and some time laying on the grass, watching the autumn leaves fall from the trees. My usual ritual begins by buying my coffee, finding a grassy space under the trees, taking my shoes off, placing my feet on the ground, and as I wait for my coffee to cool down a little, I simply move through my chakra mediation (which I've talked you through in one of my earlier posts).
I then pull myself some angel cards... I always make sure that I meditate first, though, because I feel as though I am then more connected to myself and therefore more connected to my angels when I ask them for any messages through the cards...
Anyhow - I have digressed - the message behind this post is to do with connecting with your inner child - that beautiful, amazing, inspirational, curious person we all grow out of as we become more immersed and affected by society and media.
A beautiful leaf fell on the ground next to me, and I felt the need to pick up this leaf and acknowledge it more intimately. It had turned red, with beautiful veins of lime green flowing out from the stem. And it took me back to when I was young and as Autumn began I would spend my time searching through the fallen leaves to find as many different colours as I possibly could, and I would then arrange the leaves in order from the most green to the most brown and sit back and admire the cycle of life through these leaves laid out on the ground...
I believe the leaf was a message from my angels (thank you, angels); a message to remind me of my love for and connection with nature. How special. Make sure you take notice - and even thank whoever it is you thank - of signs that are sent to you, particularly when they give you the opportunity to move through a journey in your mind.
And I thought I would add to this post a beautiful song that ties in nicely with this message. Sigur Ros - Hoppipolla. Make yourself smile - listen to and watch this xxx
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