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Mirror, Mirror, A Forgiveness Song. By Lee Degani.

Jan18

Lee Degani – Singing At The Council Of Love Gathering. 10/11th November 2023

A Song of Forgiveness by Yah-weh channeled by Lee Degani. When Lee connects to the heavenly realms, she brings healing energies and the vibration of Peace and Love to all who hear her. 

Lyrics:
 Mirror Mirror by Lee Degani

Chorus: Mirror Mirror shining so bright
Please bring judgment to the light
Mirror Mirror shining so bright
 Please bring addictions to pain to the light

This is the promise that you will know
When you face your fears you let them go
This is the promise I give to you
 When you forgive you are renewed

Chorus: Mirror Mirror – hatred & harm, exclusion by ego
This is the promise that you will know
When you accept your fears they can go
This is the promise I give to you
 When you forgive you are renewed

Chorus : Mirror Mirror – cruelty & control, lust & abuse
This is the promise that you will know
When you love your fears they can go
This is the promise I give to you
 When you forgive you are renewed

Chorus : Mirror Mirror – anger & blame, disease & despair
This is the promise you will know
When you see yourself as I do you will glow
This is the promise I bring to you
When you allow my light
 You are renewed

Chorus : Mirror Mirror – limitation & lack, abandonment & loneliness
This is the promise you will know
When you forgive yourself, you will glow
This is the promise I bring to you
When you forgive others
 You are renewed

Chorus : Mirror Mirror – let me forgive with the Light

Spoken: And now we are going to forgive ourselves

I AM Sorry, Please Forgive Me, Thank You, I Love You

Spoken: And now we are asking forgiveness from anyone who has harmed us because we are all one. Whoever has caused us harm – we are a part of that. If you are not quite ready to do so, just see G-d or an angel or your higher self in front of you and say it to that one and he or she will bring the energy of forgiveness to where it is needed.

I AM Sorry, Please Forgive Me, Thank You, I Love You

Spoken: Now see the mirror in front of you and see you. Tell yourself, I receive your Light.

Mirror, Mirror shining so bright – peace and joy, Love
This is the promise that you will know
When you love yourself you will glow
This is the promise I bring to you
When you allow your light
 You see the Truth of You

Chorus: Mirror, Mirror shining so bright – Please bring the Truth of Me to the Light.

Picture form Google Images

Link to Lee’s Website, Connection To Healing. https://connectiontohealing.org/classes-and-events/

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Tree Planting Day With My Family

Jan21

Tree Planting Day With My Family.

Hi Everyone, On Saturday, 14th January 2023, we started the New Year by planting three trees in a country park near where I live. I thought it would be nice for my grandchildren to watch the trees grow over the years and when they have their own children, they can tell them I planted this tree. Hannah, 12 and a half and Bella, 8, chose Cherry Blossom Trees. Jeff, Hannah’s twin brother, didn’t come, so the girls, with the help of my son, planted his tree for him. It’s a mystery tree, as the ink on the label had rubbed off.

Two days and the night before we had had Gale force winds and torrential rain. I phoned the tree warden to see if the tree planting was going ahead and he said yes, So we all had to wear our wellies. (Wellington Boots.) I haven’t got any and so borrowed Daves’s fishing wellingtons which had an easy open side for getting them on and off. I managed in them and took my walking stick in case I needed it for balance, as it turned out I did. The paths to the enclosure were flooded slightly and very muddy. It started to rain and after a short while stopped. The wind dropped as we were in a sheltered area. When we arrived at the planting area, we could pick which tree my grandchildren wanted to plant. There were 6 varieties, and they came from a tree nursery a couple of miles away. You can read and listen about the tree nursery and read about planting trees in Eastleigh, England, here.

https://www.planteastleigh.co.uk/about

We all enjoyed joining in planting the trees, and the tree wardens were very helpful and informative. The area the trees were planted in had been full of brambles and weeds and was cleared and prepared for the trees.

The cream-coloured tubing over the whip (the name for a young tree) is to stop rabbits and deer from eating the roots and leaves. They stay on for about 3 years until the branches have leaves coming out of the top then they come off.

The trees are guaranteed for 2 years; if they die or are damaged during that time, Eastleigh Council will replace them.

We went for tea and homemade cakes afterwards at Janet and Stephen’s house and it was a lovely afternoon.

I took a video which was difficult as the ground was uneven.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/QDjiyapChpJkAhLY8

Hope you enjoyed our family adventure. I AM hoping the first of many this year,

Love and Blessings, Lins xxx

Left to right- Bella, Kate (Jen’s partner.) Hannah and Jen. (my daughter)

My Son Stephen (Bella’s Dad) and Hannah.

gift for the trees for prosperity.

Our Family. -left to right- Me (Lins) Janet, Hannah, Jen, Kate, Bella and Stephen.

Gabrielle’s Golden Flowers of Joy.

Apr19

Sharing my lovely sunny daffodils with everyone. Have a lovely day. Love Lins xxx

I wandered lonely as a cloud

That floats on high o’er vales and hills

When all at once I saw a crowd,

A host of golden daffodils,

Besides the lake  beneath the trees

Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.

William Wordsworth

1770-1850

The Earth Our Home.

Jan30

 

The Earth Our Home.

 

A gentle breeze does touch my face.

Within my heart, God’s loving embrace,

Of peace, of love for everything.

Joyously, this love does sing.

Beneath my feet on soft green grass,

The love of Mother for all that ask,

For all who care just walk as one.

Enjoy the trees, the flowers, the sun.

Sweet Mother Earth, our life, our home.

Feel her heart wherever you roam.

By still waters, always a calming place,

Send Mother Earth love and feel her grace.

For she will smile, as will God above,

Filling your heart with so much love.

And the angels sing to all that hear,

Feel us in your hearts, we are always near.

To help you and to hold you in God’s love,

We send to you a peaceful dove.

To fly around the world with you,

God Bless You and all you do.

 

Written By Lindsey. P. Harrison

29/1/2005

 

 

Rock Painting At Nanny’s

Oct24

Rock painting at Nanny’s.
Grandad painted the whale. Bella finished her polar bears and painted a penguin. The sunflower was painted by Janet a few weeks ago.
They all need the back painted and then to be varnished.
We use ordinary children’s poster paint and then I used clear nail varnish last time. That’s for adults only to do.
I will post them finished in the near future.
Love and Blessings Lins, xxx.
P.s.
You are allowed to sing, jig about and make funny noises whilst painting.
3 cheers for grandad who managed to cope whilst he had toothache when Bella dropped a plastic spatula with yellow paint on it. Casper had been lying nicely near us waiting for just such a moment. Quick as a flash he dashed under the table and got it.
He wouldn’t let Dave and I get it and moved under all the chairs. Bella said “I’ll get it from him” and quick as a flash disappeared under the table and snatch it from Casper. The yellow paint was gone and she spent the next half hour asking Casper if she could see his tongue to see if it was yellow.

Take A Walk On The Wild Side.

Aug24

Take a walk on the wild side.

 In May 2019 we stayed on holiday at Sandford near Poole, Dorset. England. We were surrounded by trees, bushes and flowers at the caravan site we stayed at. It really was a nice place to stay that had very old trees. Casper loved his walks and met lots of doggie friends.

We were extremely lucky with the weather and it was sunny and warm but not too hot Monday to Thursday. On Wednesday we visited the RSPB nature reserve at Arne, Dorset.

As we drove down the single-car country road with ditches at the sides, the gorse bushes adding a beautiful splash of bright yellow against green foliage I said to my husband. “We’re going to have an adventure today. We haven’t had an adventure for a long time.”  Little did we know the day’s adventure before us, as like intrepid explorers of new places, we boldly parked the car where we have never been before!

We had planned to have a meal, drink and use the facilities and then have a wander around. We paid for the car park and also was given an additional car park ticket for the disabled car park nearer the shore which was half a mile away from that but had viewpoints on the way.

I thought I would walk Casper up the hill to the cafe and shop, Hubby could drive and I said I would meet him there. I gave him a carrier bag with our water and my phone in it for him to take in the car to save me carrying it up to the cafe. So, we went our separate ways, me with Casper and him with the car. It was a hot day, I had put sunscreen on, had my sunglasses and a sun hat on.

He thought I had meant I would meet him at the 2nd car park, I got to the cafe after a steep climb and waited around asking people if they had seen him. Meanwhile, he’s about a mile away asking people if they had seen me.

I went back to the car park and he wasn’t there, the guides let me use their phone to phone my mobile which was in the bag in the car but I couldn’t remember my number and when I tried twice it was wrong the second time there was no signal as it was a remote area.

I went back to the crossroads by the cafe hoping he would drive back. Along comes a walking couple who had met my husband and knew he was looking for me. They said the best route to take to meet him was up in this woodland and down a road which would take me to the point where they had seen him, I had a map so I could see where I was going but I didn’t realise how far it was. I kept going sure that he would still be at the disabled car park. I was keeping in the shade when there was some and carried on along this farm track in between two beautiful green fields with either wheat or grass growing in them. The countryside views were stunning and I saw some birds.  In the distance, I could see teachers and school children. I had passed another group of primary school children earlier.  So, I walked up a slight hill and back down again as we trundle on, me and my faithful Casper. I started to laugh and could see the funny side of it as nothing we do is straightforward when we go out. A bit further on I got angry and stomped away mumbling to the dog who I then snapped at for taking too long sniffing some hedgerow. I told myself out loud it was not fair for me to take it out on him and apologised to Casper who happily plodded on without a care in the world.

Eventually, I got to the disabled car park and OUR CAR WASN’T THERE!!!

As I was pondering which way to go I met some more walkers who said they had not long been along the path to the beach I was going to take and that there was nobody down there. They let me use their phone to call my mobile but I did have the number incorrect. They walked on and I decided to return. There was only one car left in that car park without any people in it so there was no chance of getting a lift back plus I had no idea of how long they would be. I started walking back the way I had come. The people I met walked much faster than I did as I was really struggling. So back up the hill we go and then I saw they had stopped by a car and were speaking to hubby who was coming my way. I took my hat off and waved it at him but he didn’t see me. I was so relieved when he picked me up. So was Casper, who didn’t make a sound on the way back to the holiday park we were staying at. I thought we were going to have an argument but I think neither of us thought it was worth it. Hubby jokes he keeps trying to lose me but I keep coming back, but he had been concerned. When I had gone one way he had not long driven in the opposite direction. He kept meeting people who had met me and had also gone back to the starting point and the assistants had told him I was going up to the cafe.

I told myself off once in the car because I totally ignored all the safety things to do when in the countryside. I had no mobile. More importantly, no water, no food and it was quite remote where I was walking and if I had collapsed, I may not have been found for a long time. I did stay on the track and road but it was still very irresponsible of me to walk like that. I simply didn’t realise how far I had to go.

It was indeed an adventure; one I could have done without. All this was over 3 hours Hubby reckons 4.

Back at our caravan, I couldn’t believe it when Hubby told me his mobile phone number was on Casper’s collar all the time!!!

Here are two videos of this beautiful place which I thought would be good to share here.

 

https://youtu.be/_9svSTyRunM

https://youtu.be/HjeR_OIk_bs

Which way now?

A Visit To Saint Michael And All Angels Church, Somerton, Somerset. England.

Aug4

A Visit To Saint Michael And All Angels Church, Somerton, Somerset. England.

On holiday at Thorny Lakes, near Mulcheney in Somerset, I was fortunate to be able to visit Saint Michael and All Angels Church in the market town of Somerton.

Somerton was once the capital of Wessex before Winchester and has a very rich history of early times in England. The emblem for Wessex is a Wyvern. (Dragon)

The monks of Mulcheney Abbey carved the nave ceiling of the church with Wyverns (dragons) in each archway of the ceiling leading to the altar There are many interesting bosses with carvings of Angels, The Greenman, Dragons, acorns, local crops and trades, and heraldry.

I sat in the 12th-century pews whilst looking for certain icons on the ceiling. It was very peaceful. Here are my photos from my visit.

Here is the Somerton link. It’s a lovely town to visit.

http://www.somerton.co.uk/virtual-tour/st-michaels-and-all-angels-church/

Exeter Cathedral Adventure.

Jul5

Exeter Cathedral Adventure

by Lindsey Harrison

I AM taking an online course with Linda Dillon, of the Council of Love. Linda is an internationally acclaimed channel, teacher, author and healer.

She asked us to connect with Saint Peter to help us recall past lives and future lives. I was very pleased with this, as Saint Peter has always been one of my guides. I haven’t been very good at going back or forward to past lives. I had asked Saint Peter to help me with the past lives and to help me recall the Blessings and Virtues from each lifetime.

Well, our Corona Virus lockdown lifted a little, and people were allowed to stay overnight in another house. My sister, who hadn’t been anywhere for 14 months, decided she would come to visit my husband and I, and also spend some time with our children and grandchildren.

We all had a lovely time with my sister, and we laughed a lot. When my children and grandchildren came over to see my sister at separate times, we sat talking in the garden, as you could meet up to six people outside but not indoors. Everyone understood, and we were lucky to have some really sunny weather.

I frequently talk to the Council of Love members (the Council is God’s sacred alliance composed of archangels, saints, enlightened and ascended beings, and star family) as well as my guides.  I had been thinking about visiting my sister’s village’s church, where my niece was married and was interested in taking some photos of it, as there are Angels painted on the walls. I thought I could add it to a blog on visiting churches that I am planning to publish later this year.

I was going to mention this to my sister, but before I could, her daughter messaged her suggesting that when I visited them the following week, that I might like to go to see Exeter Cathedral which was only a 20-25 minute train ride away from her railway station. Aha! and so the plot thickens!

My sister and I left my home on a Friday and travelled by train to her home. She carried some of my bags, which was a big help.  It would take 2 hours for us to arrive at her home station, and we had to wear masks all that time unless we were eating or drinking.

Our train was held up, which caused us to miss our connection at Salisbury, so we had to wait 45 minutes for our next train. This gave us time to eat our sandwiches and take our masks off for a short while and visit the Ladies’ room.  We even had to wear our masks on the train platforms. We also had hand gel with us so we could clean our hands. I treated myself to a Costa Coffee and a muffin. It was a very good social distancing layout at the kiosk, and people were being very pleasant about it. There was hand gel in the waiting room which we used, as there was a really cold wind blowing on the platform.

I took my Kindle tablet and, after arriving at my sister’s home, looked up Exeter Cathedral and discovered that the Patron Saint for it is Saint Peter!  So that made me laugh. I think he wanted me to have a practical lesson on the Blessings and Virtues. There was a beautiful stained glass window with Saint Peter in the centre.

(Glass window featuring St. Peter.)

While travelling, I was able to experience Patience, as well as Compassion for someone who I asked Jesus to sit with for half of our journey.  I felt Gratitude for having plenty of room in our train carriage because a linking train from London had had 12 people standing because there weren’t enough trains running for a bank holiday weekend.  I also experienced Gratitude for being able to get something to eat, and that the toilets were open.

So, I had a lovely time, laughed a lot like families do, and sat outside in the garden, six meters away from my niece, who hadn’t had any Covid 19 vaccines. She is working from home and the area she lives in was experiencing delays with distributing the vaccines to residents. We didn’t want to expose my niece to Covid 19.

I sat in my sister’s garden with her two cats, Jinx and Mable. Mable was happy to cuddle with me and hung over my shoulder like a baby and was purring; that was so nice.  Jinx thought I was my sister.  His eyesight is not so good, so he bounded over to me and then slowly backed off when he realised I was not who he thought I was. Ha ha!  (Photo of me holding Mable and Jinx in the grass.)

We made plans to go to Exeter Cathedral on Thursday when the weather was not so hot. My sister booked an hour’s guided tour for 2 o’clock, and we boarded the 11:50 am train to Exeter armed with masks, hand gel, sandwiches, crisps (chips), bananas, and bottles of water. We had planned to have a cream tea at the Cathedral’s mobile café, which was a small van with some thin bistro chairs outside of it which weren’t comfortable for us, so as it happened, we didn’t have one.

Exeter Cathedral.

Now I AM not paranoid about catching Covid and take sensible precautions if I go out, but it was so good to take our masks off getting out of Exeter Railway station. We found ourselves in the town centre with a lot of cafes along the road, and half the road closed to make it more pedestrianized. It was packed with people shopping, eating outside, and full of students as well.  I wasn’t impressed and looked at all the people, hardly any of whom had masks on, and I put my mask back on. After I pointed out to my sister the number of people without masks, she did the same.  It was supposed to be a 6-minute walk to the Cathedral, but I walk slowly.

(Wearing my mask on the train.)

We walked down a very old alley and passed a Pub where Sir Frances Drake used to drink. We didn’t go in, but when Covid is gone, I AM going back, as I love old pubs (Taverns).

The Cathedral area was very busy as well and when we went into the Cathedral there were hardly any tourists inside. We arrived inside just before the Chaplain said prayers and blessed everyone and that was nice. We were lucky that we were the only two visitors on that tour of the Cathedral. Tour groups had been restricted to six people due to the Covid rules. Guides used to take groups of up to 25 people around at a time.

We had the loveliest “human” Angel show us around the Cathedral, and we got on really well with her.  The Cathedral has a rich history with so many types of architecture and wonderful areas we didn’t get a chance to see. The Lady Chapel was beautiful; I lit a candle for all children and the world there.

Photos- The front of Exeter Cathedral, John the Baptists, Painting of Saint Peter where you could light a candle.

Exeter Cathedral is amazing and left me in awe of the building and its history. My sister and I had a wonderful visit and tour, and we both would like to go there again.

Martyres Pulpit, with Saint Stephen, furthest right.

Now, I brought a guidebook and in it was a statue of a naked man showing everything holding a net. So I looked to see who it was a statue of and it was Saint Peter, based on him being a fisherman. In his time’s fishermen fished naked because when jumping in and out of the boats to pull their nets in, clothes were a nuisance. I read this in my book about Saint Peter.

So, we couldn’t find the statue of St. Peter on the tour, but on looking at the book again, it said it was on the top of the west tower. I have it in my photo, but poor Saint Peter, he must get cold up there, and why didn’t the sculptor drape the net over his front?  It was made in 1985 haha! As soon as we got back to my sister’s home and talked in the garden, my sister told my niece “What about Lindsey’s guide then.”  So it was a fun trip and a Courageous one.

 

 

Here is the link to Exeter Cathedral Virtual Tour. I hope you enjoy your visit.

https://www.exeter-cathedral.org.uk/visit-us/virtual-tour/