Wednesday 21 December 2011

Wisdom of the Week – How to Earn your Wings


 
© Lucian Eyers 2011

 
Firstly, I would like to wish you all have a wonderful Christmas.
Today is the winter solstice and it is important to understand how very special the 21st of December is for us all. This date marks the end of an old era and the beginning of a new. As I have already discussed in past blogs, it will be on this date a year from today – the 21st of December 2012, which will herald in the beginning of something remarkable – Heaven on Earth. The vibration of our planet has already changed and in 2011 we have seen people from Egypt to America speaking out against greed and dictatorship. Most of them will not know why, but they are reacting to this higher vibration. And as our vibration lifts, so we begin to master self-worth and as such, learn to speak out. Many will be removed from relationships and also work places that do not allow them to be what their higher selves have already agreed before they were born, in order to learn their life’s lessons.
This has been the year of preparation, for what is about to happen is a divine opportunity in your life – to earn your wings.
Numbers are hugely significant and 21 represents this great change brought in by the Universe. As such it is likely that today also represents the actual birth of Christ and not the 25th, which has become the accepted date adopted by the Christian calendar. The number 25 has less significance and an event such as the birth of the only direct son of God to be born on our Earth would have signified a huge shift and therefore, the number associated with that shift would have been symbolic.

So how do we help to manifest this Heaven on Earth and earn our wings?

I was speaking to a friend who told me that when he presented a Christmas card to his nephew, the young man’s response was, “I don’t do cards.” My friend then quickly added that his nephew had little money. I suggested to my friend that his nephew could make his own cards. My friend’s reply was, “Not everyone is talented enough to make cards.” Before I had the chance to suggest it takes only a little imagination, my guardian angel reminded me that I did not always make my own Christmas cards and we should be patient with the young.
The card I made this year is from a poem I wrote called ‘Give’.  The subject is a small child who wishes to be an angel and when she asks how this can be achieved, the angel responds by telling her, it is by the act of giving. Giving does not just apply to money. As Samuel my guardian angel told me earlier, it is giving patience to those who are less experienced than us. There are many terrible things we can see happening on our planet. If we are to change what we see, we do this by leading by good example. This means giving with kindness, tolerance and love.
Christmas symbolises a festival of giving, yet too often we feel this is confined to shillings and pence. Giving with our hearts is what is asked of us. Do this and the heavens will rejoice.
The poem 'Give' is taken from my book, 'The Little Angel Book of Hours.' If you would like to purchase this poem and others from this book, you can as an eBook via our website at:

 



 
‘Give,’ is taken from, ‘The Little Angel Book of Hours’ by Lucian Eyers © 2010