April 2, 2018: Crystal Bowl Reiki Meditation at Church of
Spiritual Light, White Wolf
It is the stealth and
spirit of the white wolf as she silently walks upon the snow-covered earth. I
see her large paws that silently create a path in this snowy silence. Her back
paws step in the prints created by her front paws, minimizing her trail she
leaves in the snow.
She is solitary. She is
at peace with her surroundings. This is her domain. She raises her head and in
the air she catches the scent of prey. She runs in that direction, into a thick
copse of pines. She rushes near the base of a tree and furiously digs—her powerful
paws and claws tear up the turf in search of the vole that had sought refuge
underground at the base of the pine. Her search is successful and she gobbles
the vole, temporarily satisfying her hunger.
She lives a solitary
life, but one filled with introspection. She has learned to take care of
herself, and she allows the life force of Earth to come through her. She has
learned to be “at one” with her environment, at one with her true nature, at
one with the vibrations and frequencies that surround her—in the way she feels,
smells, and knows. She flows with life.
I see her stop and howl
at a star that shines brightly in the night sky.
I hear the words, “Be
peace.”
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This was an unusual
experience for me. Usually when I am attending a crystal bowl meditation at
Church of Spiritual Light, I will see energy in the room. This time was quite
different—seeing a solitary white wolf. When the meditation ended, I looked
behind me and I saw a white cloak hanging on a stand. In the middle of the cloak
was a white wolf.
I thought it was
interesting that I received the word “vole” during the meditation. I knew a
vole was a small rodent, but I had no idea whether they lived underground, so I
Googled “Do voles live underground?” On www.imustgarden.com/repel-moles-voles,
I learned that “Meadow voles live above ground and pine voles live underground.”
Interesting that the pine vole lives underground, and the underground vole I
saw was beneath a pine tree.
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