Episode 27: The Sea Eagle
Music - Original Piano Music Composed & Performed by Jessica Roemischer
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Sea Eagle, Australia
As I was sitting overlooking the Pacific Ocean, a majestic sea eagle swooped and glided and approached, hovering just ten feet above me! This miraculous moment inspired me. It's as if the eagle imparted to me a feeling of what it means to soar, unimpeded. And as I let that feeling in, I sensed a vast healing power that's there in this vast space, and is the nature of our very being. When I went home, I researched the meaning of the sea eagle and this is what I discovered...
"Take courage as you soar away from old ways...White-breasted Sea Eagle will teach you how to glide with honest pride, scan the sky for new ideas and nurture, let your feet feel the shift of the sand bringing new things your way, be warmed and guided by the sunlight of a new day, and allow the light of the stars at night to guide you in your meditations. Use the comfort of Nature to line your heart and soul and remember, as day turns to night and night to day, to keep an open mind as you reach out in your quest to connect to Spirit. These connections will support you in whatever place or walk of life you choose." ( From www.PeaceSpace.com.au)
And, I also mention the work of Melanie Tonia Evans. Here is a link to her work.
"Take courage as you soar away from old ways...White-breasted Sea Eagle will teach you how to glide with honest pride, scan the sky for new ideas and nurture, let your feet feel the shift of the sand bringing new things your way, be warmed and guided by the sunlight of a new day, and allow the light of the stars at night to guide you in your meditations. Use the comfort of Nature to line your heart and soul and remember, as day turns to night and night to day, to keep an open mind as you reach out in your quest to connect to Spirit. These connections will support you in whatever place or walk of life you choose." ( From www.PeaceSpace.com.au)
And, I also mention the work of Melanie Tonia Evans. Here is a link to her work.