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May Angels lead you in...to the sleepless space between

Dear Friends,

It has been about 36 hours since I have had a normal sleep cycle. Some of my community members and I went to see the Hugging Saint in LA on Friday night (june 19th). We were up all night while Amma hugged person after person, body after body. Our hugs were given and received at about 5am and we arrived early (like 5pm and the event opens officially at 7pm).

The energy:

In that room,in that place, in the company of all those people with the same intention for progress and peace there was no sleep or being tired. I had no trouble meditating and experienced (through my usual body pain and tension) a withdrawal from senses and the usual distractions. The room was loud and the was constant movement, and still I was alite with divine fire and experienced peace and purification.

I am certain of my path and joyful in the answers (or rather confirmation of the inner wisdom) that I received on that night. I recall sitting where I was in the audience meditating and experiencing a glimpse of of grateful for the pleasant experiences of my life and how amazing things can be with I surrender.

May you all surrender in a way that opens you to grace...

Yogi Trevahr, Shamanic Alchemist Adept

Waking Within, a Community for Holistic Health
Order of the Sacred Spiral
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