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Date: February 09, 2023 at 05:24:18
From: sher, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Feast of St. Teresa of Avila of (Carmelite order) |
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I have been waiting two years to tell of this experience and this morning I
woke to do so. I don’t follow these teachings nor do I have any knowledge
of the dates or purposes etc.
On October 15,2021 I traveled with my husband his niece (sister’s
daughter) and her husband to the Payson forest area for the weekend of
hiking and being in nature! That evening we had dinner out and we’re
discussing all different topics. One topic was making Menudo at
Christmas. My husband makes the best in the family and their family has
always made it with the red sauce. Some make it white or clear and we
were discussing the origins of it. I know, you are wondering what this has
to do with anything? After dinner we went back to the old lodge we were
staying at for the weekend that sat on a creek. My husband stayed in the
lodges lobby playing checkers with his niece while her husband and I sat
just outside the big lobby window around a campfire.
We were relaxing and talking and enjoying the smell of the wood smoke. I
wondered at the type of wood they were using as it was not familiar to me.
I told my nephew how when we lived in the mountains we used to get
permits from the forestry and collect firewood for the winter. It used to
cost $5.
Time went by and I looked through the window and saw they were still
laughing and playing checkers. I closed my eyes and took another smell of
the smoke. When I opened my eyes I saw two elderly Hispanic women
coming up to us from the darkness. The first woman was limping and
seemed in pain, walking with a stick, she had few teeth in her stern but
smiling face. Her hair was a darker color than the woman behind her and
short with curls.
The woman behind her had longer grey hair and wore glasses and a nice
gentle smile. The older one(I assumed) with the walking stick asked if
they may join us. I said of course, please sit down! The older one sat but
the other woman remained standing behind the woman’s chair. The older
one introduced herself as Mary and her younger sister was Martha. She
looked directly at me and smiled knowing I made the connection. My
nephew never spoke through out this encounter, which was strange
because he is very adept at conversations!
Then out of nowhere she proceeded to tell how their brother who is a
carpenter had just went out and collected a whole winters worth of wood
for the winter for them and it only cost $15. Then she told me the wood
that was burning was ironwood!!! She said they were from Sonora area
and that she lived in the wilderness for 40 years, sleeping in a hammock
between the trees. She also told me I would have enjoyed it too? She said
she was too old for that now and lives in a small travel trailer which she
enjoys but she is very afraid of lightening and the strong rains. As she is
talking everything to me feels very surreal.
By now my niece comes out and says her uncle was heading to bed. She
stands next to her husband and I introduced her to Mary and Martha. I told
her they are from the Sonora area just like your family. Then out of the
blue Mary says she doesn’t like red menudo, their family eats white and
she loves it. My niece becomes a bit tense at this moment and talks to the
lady’s for a few minutes. I stood to say my good nights. My niece kept
moving as she was talking because the smoke kept following her. Mary
tells my niece to go stand by me because my body doesn’t block the air
flow ??? I laughed at that and she smiled again at me. Martha remained
quiet the whole time just smiling and nodding her head.
I told the lady’s I was going to be heading in to sleep and it was so very
nice to have met them and that I hoped they had a safe trip home. Mary
stood then and said they should be going also. We watched them both
disappear in the darkness as I waved goodbye.
My niece said, that was weird. I asked her what she meant and she said I
don’t know but it was weird!
Lots and lots of otherworldly feelings I got with them. My niece felt it too
and said they came to give me a message. I have never had anything like
that happen before. And I don’t know what the message was to have
been?! Any thoughts? Sorry it’s soooo long.
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Date: February 09, 2023 at 05:58:54
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Feast of St. Teresa of Avila of (Carmelite order) |
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Wow, fascinating, sher... ;) I'm not that far from
Payson, it's a beautiful area... Your story was of
perfect length from my perspective, made the energies of
what was happening there so easy to tap into...
Their names being Mary and Martha were, I'm sure, a
lovely synchronous detail designed into your experience
to offer a sense of ease to the flows amongst you...if
not something more specific, which only you would be able
to discern, I think... ;)
My experience of Native/Indigenous women (and men, for
that matter) is that they dwell far more in a less linear
context of thought and reality than white folk do...or
perhaps a better way of saying that would be that they
live with one foot in both worlds, so to speak... ;) Not
to say they're not beautifully grounded in more 3D
everyday time 'n space flows, to be able to relate to and
interact w/those of us who live mostly within those
parameters; just that they're equally comfortable and
present within less linear/more expansive contexts of
energetics/awareness...
That's the distinct impression I feel, when I tune into
these sweeties...how they brought the naturally *altered
state* they live within with them, into that room, to
share...that they crossed your path to have the specific
exchanges with you they did, some of it being
*apparently* somewhat everyday-conversational, some
leaving you wondering at this or that... It may always
remain that way as years go by, as your memory frames it
now -- or, at some point in the future, one or another
phrase that was spoken may suddenly break open for you
intuitively and, within a dance w/circumstances occurring
then, offer you some unforeseeable important clue or
insight for that time in your life...?
But bottom line of what I get is that the deeper Why for
the whole event taking place exists on a
spiritual/higher-energetic level of...oh, *exchange,
blessing,* that you may not be able to "decode" in ways
you'd most prefer, to be able to humanly translate the
message right now, so to speak... If that makes sense? ;)
I've had so many incredible encounters with folk whose
orientations to time and space just...run differently
than most, often w/people who live offgrid and
differently in many ways, either by indigenous tradition
or by inner direction into communities choosing that
lifestyle, and I've been very aware what deep blessings
each of them have offered me... ;) I hope this helps! ;)
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Date: February 09, 2023 at 06:48:49
From: sher, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Feast of St. Teresa of Avila of (Carmelite order) |
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Thank you shadow for your wisdom and kind words! This makes sense! I
love Payson too and all of Mogollon rim area. I felt a peace there always.
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Date: February 09, 2023 at 06:56:45
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Feast of St. Teresa of Avila of (Carmelite order) |
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Most welcome, sher! Just my take, could be another's would
offer more/other... ;)
It's a truly beautiful part of AZ, so much cooler, so many
more trees..... ;)
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