The Intersection of Sacred Geometry, Bluegrass Gospel and Humour from Sirius

​We have just passed Summer Solstice 2024 in the northern hemisphere, and the online spiritual airwaves are all abuzz with the latest news—of unprecedented downloads of Light from Helios, recent upgrades to our energy bodies, and much to look forward to as Planet Earth continues her ascension process and graciously carries all of humanity with her. None of which is broadcast by the mainstream media.

I am presently enjoying some downtime at Wildflower Cottage, in a peaceful retreat, drinking in the early summer beauty of my oceanview home on Cape Breton Island, hanging out in the company of wild Marguerite plants and local birds who come to my weathered deck for daily treats. It is a very serene, contemplative lifestyle, perfect for the modern mystic, a description that seems to fit me. A temporary step back, to a blessed life with more "being" than "doing" at this time. A time to commune with my Higher Self and the Creator. 

This time of year always brings a plethora of free offerings from spiritual teachers with platforms on the internet—brave, generous souls who freely share their latest insights into the fascinating world of spirit and "non-consensus reality," as they experience it. For entertainment and spiritual education, I am more than open to sampling various offerings from the spiritually in-the-know/now. Last week I eagerly followed many speakers in a free online summit hosted by Amanda Kulbaba entitled You Are the Cosmos. (Cosmos presumably referring to the Universe, not to the wildflowers that crop up along my deck LOL.) 

One of the speakers, Nadi Hana, rekindled my earlier enthusiasm for the meditative practice of drawing sacred geometric shapes using a compass and ruler, and I subsequently followed step-by-step instructions on her YouTube channel. For drawing tools, I had a Studio brand geometry kit that I had sourced a while back, at the local Dollarama store in Port Hawkesbury. It included the necessary compass and ruler, so to avoid breaking my reverie to go shopping, I forged ahead with the instruments at hand. This took some perseverance and focus on my part, because I learned from using this compass that oddly, it has an inherent "wobble" built right into its design. It was nearly impossible to draw a complete circle without one arm of the compass buckling under even the slightest pressure, causing a misalignment! I found myself longing for the steadier brass compass that I remember using to draw neat circles back in grade school. I did learn that it was easier to draw circles of a diameter larger than two centimetres with the precision instrument from Dollarama. 

The first exercise was to draw a basic Seed of Life pattern, involving seven intersecting circles. The results of my first practice work with my Studio compass were shaky and imprecise. Happily, I got better as I mastered some of the nuances of using the compass, and was actually pretty proud of a second image we were instructed to create, called the Sunflower, and finally the third, Metatron's Cube. (Which ran off the page, due to the larger circle size I wisely chose to use, for improved accuracy LOL.) Drawing those geometric shapes was my intense focus on Saturday night, and into the wee hours of Sunday, June 23. 

On most Sundays, my world is joyously flooded with the uplifting, harmonic sounds of bluegrass gospel music, which is provided for six hours each week on the Bluegrass Junction channel of Sirius XM, in a program called The Gospel Train. (Having immersed myself in information gleaned from You Are the Cosmos, I am entertaining the possibility that I may be what is known as a "starseed," probably with ties to Sirius. That being the case, it is enjoyable to  envision myself as a multi-dimensional being and believe that my fun-loving Sirian friends are watching out for me and can let me know that they are aware of my activities, as I attempt to carry out my mission on Planet Earth.) 

So guess what. I'm listening to The Gospel Train on Sunday, often checking my phone for the name of the tune and the performing artists, and up comes a rendition of the famous classic from The Carter Family, Will the Circle Be Unbroken. Only this rendition is entitled Will the Circles Be Unbroken, causing my to laugh out loud! I can assure you, my Sirian friends, that's unlikely, as long as I continue to use my Studio compass for my sacred geometric renderings! 

As you can see, being a modern mystic or starseed during a retreat from everyday reality is anything but lonely, and my guides always throw in some humour! It adds another dimension to activities that we can only enjoy on Earth. We are all connected. Expect the unexpected, stay positive, and enjoy the ride! Yours in service to the Light. Until next time!