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This is that Song that made me cry and gave me a vision of Egypt...

Dear Friends,

It has bee more than a month but I still remember the vision and the emotion to follow with supreme clarity. I am so grateful, and I am found in this world and I know my tribe with clarity of love and heart as all of my being pours out of my chest into the arms of the beloved. It was on the Friday after New Years day (western) sometime around midnight and I was sharing the evening with my beloved Kunti and listening to Snatam Kaur at my brother Dave's house in Cardiff, CA.

I had a vision of Egypt...and I started crying but not in a controlled way...just water pouring out of my eyes and energy of love pouring out of my heartspace. I saw my chest open up and send light up to God and almost instantly light returned from the heavens to snuggle and nest in my heartspace. I cried and Snatam sang...

"I bow my head to God.
And God took all of me.
Every imperfection -
God took all of me.

And every day
God lives
And breathes
Through me

Oh, my Beloved!
Kindness of the heart!
Breath of Life,
I bow to you.

Divine Teacher,
Beloved Friend,
I bow to you,
Again and again!"

In what appeared to be a caravan my tribe/friends walked through the sand dunes on a day in which the sun was setting and I could see the pyramids in the distance. My friends who had strong faith were singing about God/spirit and it awoke in me a sense of love, curiousity, and longing for the union of self and the beloved. I remember this same feeling has been with me before whilst meditating on my Heart and Crown chakras at the Yoga Room in Encinitas. I was so free and to this day intend to move into the Grace as I did as a traveler through the desert with my people.

I love you and I will stand for you as an example of your love and pray that we can share our love with God and all of humanity.


Namaste,

Yogi Trevahr
Waking Within Community and Holistic Health Company
Order of The Sacred Spiral
www.meetup.com/alchemy
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Unknown said…
Dude, I think you should take some colon clense because I believe one of you chakras are plugged.
February 16, 2009 at 8:39 PM
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