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Delphi · 09-25-2008, 11:34 PM

hi from Scotland to all of you.
Thanks Dave - that really helped shift the jitters I've had the last couple of days.
Thanks also to Bill and Kerry for the interview with Miriam Blue Star. Re. seeds, I heard 54% of the food eaten in Russia is grown in gardens.
Other things I'm finding helpful are:
1. A very wise man once told me, "It's the job of prophets to be wrong." By telling us what will happen if we don't wake up, they wake us up!
2. A druidic style triad "Three keys to our future - compassion, creativity, community"
3. David Wilcock, Drunvalo Melchizedek (good interview on Conscious Media Network), Celia Fenn, Karen Bishop, Lisa Renee et al who are all saying that if we follow our hearts we will be fine.
Most of the time I do manage to remember this: sometimes I lose it because there's so few people locally to talk to about this stuff. It's so great this forum's here. Much as part of me wants to return to the community that has grown up around Findhorn Foundation, my place is in the Scottish Borders rather than in an intentional community or even a radiance zone. I'd love to be with like-minded folk and the time may come, but it's not here yet.
I really appreciate knowing you are out there.

09-25-2008, 11:34 PM	#145
Delphi Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Scotland Posts: 126	Re: United Kingdom Thread hi from Scotland to all of you. Thanks Dave - that really helped shift the jitters I've had the last couple of days. Thanks also to Bill and Kerry for the interview with Miriam Blue Star. Re. seeds, I heard 54% of the food eaten in Russia is grown in gardens. Other things I'm finding helpful are: 1. A very wise man once told me, "It's the job of prophets to be wrong." By telling us what will happen if we don't wake up, they wake us up! 2. A druidic style triad "Three keys to our future - compassion, creativity, community" 3. David Wilcock, Drunvalo Melchizedek (good interview on Conscious Media Network), Celia Fenn, Karen Bishop, Lisa Renee et al who are all saying that if we follow our hearts we will be fine. Most of the time I do manage to remember this: sometimes I lose it because there's so few people locally to talk to about this stuff. It's so great this forum's here. Much as part of me wants to return to the community that has grown up around Findhorn Foundation, my place is in the Scottish Borders rather than in an intentional community or even a radiance zone. I'd love to be with like-minded folk and the time may come, but it's not here yet. I really appreciate knowing you are out there.