“At last, magic has arrived in my life”
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I was watching a video about the Grandmothers and the Net of Light while standing in front of the sea and as I stood there, I saw the Net of Light while I was hearing about it! That had a BIG impact on me. I then got the Grandmothers’ books and read them and decided to share their work with others. I held a gathering and it was wonderful, but here is another story.
A close relative of mine was in the hospital. Every night with my little child, we sent light to him. One night, after a trip to the forest, a really special, majestic forest located in a volcanic place, I connected myself to the Net of Light then connected myself to that forest, sending the oxygen from the trees there and the harmony and healing properties of that forest to the relative sick in the hospital. And after a few weeks I read the Net of Light message asking us to work with the trees!
I feel gratitude for this way that is opening in front of me now. I feel alive, I feel full and I think that at last magic has arrived in my life. I know that surely this is the way I must follow, the way I want to follow.
Namaste.
I am smiling, Ali
Please link with us on January 25 when we link the trees to the Net of Light. And, to learn more about the Grandmothers and how to work with the Net of Light, go to netoflight.org
The tree below illustrates a song written several years ago by a Beacon in the UK. The lyrics are pictured. If you wish to hear the song, click here.
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Touching the Ancient Trees — what it feels like
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Today I ended up at The Elfin Forest, a Grove of old growth trees (over 200 yrs old) in Los Osos, California. I didn’t know exactly what I was doing, so I touched each tree I could, honored it, and prayed to the Grandmothers to help the Net of Light connect to them. I asked the trees to awaken and join the Net, and reconnect to the other trees in the Net. I can’t even describe how they reacted to my touch … My hands are still vibrating where I touched them. I invited each one to join the web and reach out for the other trees and beings in the world.
I hope I’m doing it right, but I figure since the Grandmothers want it done, they can work around my limitations …
The old oak trees in the Elfin Forest have root systems that go laterally across the earth, and although they don’t go deep, the roots of the trees are intertwined for miles.
We then went to the Los Osos State Oak Reserve where there is a stand of 800 year-old giant oak trees. I touched as many as I could and prayed for the Grandmothers to connect them to the Net of Light. I felt the vibration of their power in my hands when I touched them.
I decided to make reservations for the Big Sur lodge for the next weekend to cast the Net for the old growth trees at Julia Pfeiffer State Park. My husband and I will be there Saturday and Sunday doing what we can to reach out to them and help connect them to the Net.
Thank you so much for making me aware of the trees. I had no idea about them at all.
Love,
Bonnie
 Above: Angel Oak Tree, Charleston, NC approx. 1,400 years old
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Singing to the Waters
the ancient way of the Algonquin
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We found this youtube of an ancient ritual passed down from generation to generation among the Algonquin Native Americans. It is more timely now for us to hear and practice as we strengthen our connection with our Mother Earth and all the nature spirits.
The elders speak:
We invite women everywhere to sing this Algonquin Water Song.
Granddaughter, the water can hear you, the water has memory …
Water is the life blood of our Mother the earth
Water is the life blood of our own body
To continue to pass on the knowledge
that needs to be given unto the other generations.
YOU ARE THE KEEPER OF THE WATER.
To make the change in this life condition that we’re in,
that great grandchildren will stand up to this TRUTH
about what life is about
and to live it in such an honorable way,
the way the ancestors came to this earth.
Each day when the sun rises,
no matter how bad the day before might have been
there is a new chance for your hopes and dreams
and I say …
THANK YOU FOR SINGING THE WATER SONG.
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