Page 325 (3+2+5=10) from 'The Messengers', which I read yesterday:-) |
Some of my old stuff that I'm giving away next week |
One of those CDs was Pema ChΓΆdrΓΆn's 'Don't Bite the Hook', a CD that I wrote about in this old post -
Don't Bite the Hook
The fishing lure/hooks I have hanging above my computer to try and remember not to bite |
Once I had made my decision to place the 'Don't Bite the Hook' audio book in the donation box I noticed some more cover art staring at me.
The owl on Mike Clelland's book 'The Messengers', which I'm determined to finish reading and place back on my bookshelf.
This video below about Pema starts off with what sounds like to me an owl?
'Highly Charged Moments' and it started off with a story about owls and suicide, and how an owl sighting prevented the woman in the story from taking her own life.
Coincidentally yesterday was R U OK Day and
Coincidentally yesterday was R U OK Day and
World Suicide Prevention Day, which I wrote about yesterday -
RUOK in 2020, or Feeling KO-ed?
I couldn't help noticing that the above You Tube video of Brian D.Smith's goes for 12:34 minutes, and how Mike Clelland is always raving on about how he notices 1234 number syncs in his life a lot:-)
1234?
RUOK in 2020, or Feeling KO-ed?
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World Suicide Prevention Day |
1234?
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Goes for 12:34 minutes?-) |
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1234(1+2+3+4=10)? |
September 10th, 2020? |
Anyway I continued reading 'The Messengers' until I got to chapter 23 titled 'Owls Communicate', and I saw that Mike writes about his partner reading a Pema ChΓΆdrΓΆn book and how the chapter in that book mentioned was titled 'This Very Moment is the Perfect Teacher' which really grabbed my attention and took me aback enough to stop reading and go down to the kitchen and make myself a morning coffee while I mulled all this personal synchronicity over.
Page 325 (3+2+5=10) from 'The Messengers', which I read yesterday:-) |
I then ripped a page off my Chinese wall calendar to see a picture of what appears to me of students giving their teacher flowers.
And I couldn't help thinking if this was a symbol of the
"perfect teacher" and that the moment was trying to teach me something about the strangeness of life:-)
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