►Questioner: “The current energies are VERY strange – full moon??”
► Channelled by Dave Akira
► Message Received Date: Oct 21st/22nd
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I am Zorrion of Sirius, speaking with the Sirian High Council, and we greet you, our dear starseeds and lightworkers, as you enter a chapter that may feel strangely unfamiliar within a familiar life. We are seeing that some of you are feeling, shall we say, a little bit wonky. And we believe due to the current pocket of energies that you are in, this will continue for approximately ninety days of your linear time. This is not something to be disappointed over. Moreover, these little channels are channels for growth. So perhaps we suggest use it wisely. You may feel eager to begin something, then discover that your body would prefer a quiet afternoon, and the disagreement between these requests can leave you wondering which part of yourself has received the correct instructions. Your expanding consciousness and your physical capacity can develop at different speeds, especially while your daily life still carries commitments made by an earlier version of you. As you approach the full moon of October twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth, depending on your location, give that difference attention. In our reading of the sidereal sky, this moon sits in early Aries, in the region associated with swift beginnings and restorative assistance. You can draw a spiritual meaning from that combination: welcome what is beginning while tending the person who will live it. Your readiness may arrive suddenly, while your circumstances require patient adjustment. You may recognize this contrast as the wonky quality of the present energies, with one part of your awareness reaching toward possibility while another is attending to a very human need for rest. We approach this lunar pattern symbolically, allowing your individual experience to guide the care you give yourself. Your enthusiasm deserves a place, and your limits deserve one, too. We understand the temptation to request an itinerary from the universe, preferably with arrival times, parking instructions and confirmation that your luggage has followed you through ascension. Your life usually supplies the next workable step with considerably less paperwork. Receive that step before attempting to organize the entire chapter. Your relationship with the God within can deepen as you allow divine inspiration to reach the practical conditions of your day. You might recognize a fresh possibility during meditation, then express your respect for it by making enough room to explore it comfortably tomorrow. We regard this patience as part of your spiritual participation. Your life on Earth gives consciousness the experience of choosing, trying, resting and learning through a body. You can honour each part of that experience as the moon approaches its fullness. You have room to be inspired and tired, interested and uncertain, spiritually receptive and pleased to sit down. We find this combination entirely compatible with being human, and your chair appears willing to assist.
Your desire for a different life is sometimes felt before you have released the arrangements that keep the familiar life running – perhaps one reason this pocket of energies may feel so strangely uneven. You wake with a clear longing for more freedom, then open a calendar filled with promises made when you had different priorities, different energy or a different understanding of what love required from you. Your soul may be asking for simplicity while your afternoon contains four appointments and a conversation you have been postponing for three weeks. We encourage you to notice the practical mismatch with kindness. Respect the person who made those promises while reviewing how those arrangements fit you today. Your spiritual growth reaches into the way you allocate an evening, answer a request or decide how much of yourself a particular project can reasonably receive. When an old arrangement starts to feel uncomfortable, you can ask what adjustment would allow you to participate more honestly. Perhaps you need a later deadline, a shorter visit, shared responsibility or a clear conversation about what has changed. You can take one of these steps while the larger future remains undecided. We see how often you try to solve uncertainty by adding commitments, as if an occupied diary could persuade the universe to provide certainty in return. Your diary has organizational talent, dear friends, although its authority over existence remains rather limited. You can leave a little room for discovery. As you revise an agreement with care, your outer life begins to reflect what you have recognized inwardly, and the strain of living by two different sets of expectations can ease. Your relationships also receive clearer information about the person you are now. You give others a fair opportunity to respond when you speak plainly instead of hoping they will detect your changing needs through advanced telepathy. We appreciate telepathy, of course, and still recommend telling someone when you require a different meeting time. Your ordinary words can carry a great deal of spiritual honesty. You might explain that you care about the commitment and need to approach it at a pace you can sustain. You might offer a smaller contribution that you can give wholeheartedly. Through such choices, you allow a fresh chapter to take practical shape, with your body included in the agreement from the beginning and your heart free to participate with less strain.
Your next insight deserves a little time before you turn it into another assignment – You might receive a quiet sense that painting would bring you pleasure, and within an hour your mind has considered supplies, lessons, a public exhibition and whether the spare room requires renovation. We suggest allowing the first quiet brushstroke a chance to occur. Your inspiration has room to stay small, revealing its meaning through participation. As this full moon approaches, give yourself an evening in which you notice one part of your life that feels complete and one modest possibility that interests you. You can sit comfortably, let your breath follow its natural rhythm and ask inwardly what deserves your attention now. Your answer may arrive as a simple recognition that an old obligation has run its course, or that a neglected pleasure is quietly asking to return. You can receive that recognition without immediately announcing a complete transformation to everyone you know. We honour the private stage of a beginning, when something true has touched you and still needs room to take shape. Your mind may want proof that the insight will lead somewhere worthwhile, while your heart is already responding to the experience itself. You can let both participate by trying one manageable action and seeing how it feels afterward. Your discernment has more to work with when you have actually lived a small part of the possibility. If the experience leaves you nourished, you can return to it. If it asks more of you than you presently have, you can adjust the size of the next step. We consider this a very sensible arrangement between consciousness and embodiment. Your spiritual life gains depth when you allow experience to inform your understanding, with enough freedom to revise the plan. You may discover that what you truly wanted was an hour of creative pleasure rather than an additional occupation. You may discover that one honest conversation settles a question that has occupied you for months. As you listen, you give the God within a practical place in your decisions, and the pressure to manufacture a grand result can soften. Your beginning can be sincere, quiet and entirely your own. We have observed that the universe continues functioning remarkably well when a human tries something privately and allows it to remain unfinished for an evening.
If you notice a flash, a column of light or an impression at the edge of your vision, respond calmly and give the experience thoughtful attention. You may have noticed something while tired, during meditation, near sleep or in the middle of an ordinary activity, and your first question may be whether your awareness is opening to something wider. We encourage you to hold that question gently while attending to the experience. If you are driving or doing anything that requires clear vision, stop safely and give your surroundings your full attention. Feel the support beneath you, look at familiar objects and let yourself register where you are. Your body benefits from this simple orientation while you decide what care is needed. New or sudden flashes, particularly with new floaters, a shadow, blurred sight or a change in your visual field, call for urgent assessment by an eye professional or emergency service. Your sight is precious, and prompt care is a very direct way of honouring the vessel through which you experience Earth. If a dreamlike or unreal feeling persists, frightens you or interferes with your day, seek support from a qualified professional as well. We can hold spiritual curiosity and practical care together. You deserve attention to the cause of an experience, and its meaning can remain open while that attention takes place. Your mind may attempt to complete the explanation immediately, especially when you have heard many accounts of heightened perception, but you can give yourself permission to observe before deciding. You might note what occurred, how long it lasted and the circumstances surrounding it, keeping your description plain enough that someone else could understand it. We value precision; an observation often tells you more than a magnificent theory constructed while startled. Your curiosity can breathe when it has room for several possibilities. You can feel moved by an experience and still investigate it carefully. You can speak with a trusted person and receive reassurance through companionship while its explanation remains uncertain. We would place your wellbeing at the centre of this entire conversation. You are treating yourself with wisdom when you respond to unfamiliar sensations through care, patience and honest observation. Your spiritual worth remains steady through every outcome of that investigation. We assure you that the Sirian High Council can tolerate an unanswered question while a human being receives proper attention; our scientific colleagues would approve.
Your sense that the New Earth is already present is correct. Allow it to reach you, perhaps, as a deep familiarity with a quality of life you have yet to express consistently. Within the spiritual understanding we share, its pattern is already held in the greater consciousness of Source, with cooperation, freedom and mutual care available as living possibilities. You participate by giving those possibilities a place in your experience. We speak of higher density as a wider capacity to perceive relationship and respond consciously, and your next encounter with another person gives that teaching somewhere immediate to land. You may feel an extraordinary closeness during a simple conversation, then return to an old expectation when a familiar concern arises. Your attention has shifted, and the contrast can feel abrupt. You can understand these brief overlaps as a spiritual glimpse of a reality your heart already recognizes, while leaving the explanation of any visual event open to proper investigation. Your experience has room for meaning and discernment together. You may wonder how something spiritually complete can still require your participation. Your freedom supplies the answer: you receive a possibility through choices that are yours to make, in circumstances that are particular to you. Your higher self may hold a broader understanding while your everyday awareness discovers its expression one encounter at a time. We respect the intimacy of that discovery. You are living the details, including the conversation that requires patience and the meal that requires someone to prepare it. Your moments of recognition acquire depth through such participation. When a beautiful experience passes, let its effect remain in the gentleness of your next action. You can also let the moment end. We notice how quickly a human attempts to reproduce something wonderful, then wonders why the second attempt feels so thoroughly supervised. Your willingness to receive carries a different quality from the demand that an experience repeat itself on command. Give your closeness with Source freedom to express itself in quiet ways. Your capacity for wonder can remain intact while your surroundings regain their familiar appearance. You can welcome that familiarity, too, and allow an ordinary afternoon to hold everything you have understood. Your New Earth vision then has a place in your relationships, your decisions and your willingness to receive care. We would include the person asking whether you would like another cup of tea; your emerging galactic awareness can accommodate an answer.
You may notice that an unusual dream, a strong meditation or a brief feeling of extraordinary closeness continues occupying your attention long after it has passed. You return to it while preparing food, revisit it during a conversation and check repeatedly to see whether the same feeling is still present. We understand your interest. You have encountered something that matters to you, and you would like to know what place it has in your life. Your attention can nevertheless use a gentle ending, allowing the experience to settle while you return to what is happening now. You might write a few lines, put the notebook aside and do something familiar with your hands. You might speak about it once with someone you trust, then enjoy a conversation about ordinary things. Your memory will retain what it can, and further understanding may arrive later through the way the experience influences you. Give that later understanding time. You can leave a question open for a day without abandoning your spiritual curiosity. You can also discover that the effect of an experience changes as you rest, eat or return to familiar company. Your observations gain depth when you include those ordinary circumstances. We have watched your species establish an investigative department around a single interesting evening, with the same person serving as witness, researcher and chairman of the emergency meeting. Your curiosity might enjoy a smaller staff. When you allow an experience to end, you preserve room for the rest of your life to contribute information. Your next insight may arrive while you are absorbed in something different, or you may simply feel content to leave the event unexplained. Your connection with the God within can hold that openness. You can trust your capacity to respond without demanding certainty about everything you perceive. As your relationship with uncertainty softens, the pressure to inspect each sensation can ease as well. You have permission to live a human afternoon in which spiritual interest shares space with lunch, conversation and a task that has a clear beginning and ending. We regard that flexibility with great respect. Your awareness can remain open to wonder while your attention returns willingly to the life you are actually living, and you may find peace in allowing both.
Your first experience of feeling outside the usual boundaries of your body, if you have had one, may help you understand how strongly this type of emotion can affect the way this particular experience ‘unfolds’. You might have felt a floating sensation near sleep, a changed sense of location or a vivid impression of observing yourself from another perspective, and your immediate response may have been to pull back with considerable enthusiasm. We have affection for that response. Your familiar sense of yourself has shifted, and you want something recognizable beneath your attention. As you grow comfortable with an experience, you may find that curiosity takes up some of the space previously occupied by alarm. Treat unfamiliar feelings with that same gentle respect during this chapter. You can allow an experience to unfold at a pace that feels manageable, and you can pause whenever you need to. Your willingness remains yours throughout. If a practice leaves you distressed, disconnected or unable to settle, return to familiar surroundings and seek appropriate support. You can explore consciousness while respecting the conditions under which your human life feels steady. Give your body a sense of participation before expecting it to accompany you into an unfamiliar state. Sit comfortably, attend to your breathing without forcing it and notice whether you actually wish to continue. Your honest answer matters. You may discover that tonight you prefer a warm meal and an early bedtime, which is a perfectly coherent communication from an embodied being. We can discuss the larger universe again after you have slept. Your surrender can consist of relaxing the demand to control every detail while retaining your freedom to choose. You allow yourself to feel what is present, give it space and respond as needed. When you approach yourself this way, you can bring more kindness to the first startled moment. You may even smile at how quickly your mind attempted to contact every department responsible for maintaining reality. Your sense of humour can restore proportion when the situation is safe, and that small easing can help you remain curious. We would place great value on your ability to remain on friendly terms with yourself during discovery. Your spiritual life has room for exploration, caution, pleasure and a sensible stopping point. You can learn through a modest experience that feels well supported, with your body included throughout, and carry that same respectful pace into whatever tomorrow brings.
Your pleasure can tell you something valuable here – You may enjoy an evening that feels exciting while it is happening, then notice that you need a long time to settle afterward. On another day, a simple meal with a trusted friend may leave you quietly refreshed and more available to the rest of your life. Learn these differences through your own experience. Your physical vessel has changing preferences that can vary with sleep, health, circumstance and the amount already asking for your attention. You can respect those preferences without constructing an elaborate spiritual explanation for every change. Your enjoyment might take the form of music at a comfortable volume, a short walk within your limits, a familiar film or the pleasure of making something with your hands. You might welcome company one afternoon and appreciate quiet the next. Keep your choices small enough to notice their effect, adjusting them as you learn. Your body can participate in the conversation through comfort, fatigue, appetite and the simple sense of having had enough. You can finish an enjoyable activity while it still feels pleasant. Your species has developed an impressive talent for extending a good thing until it requires a recovery plan, and we offer this observation with considerable fondness. You are allowed to leave some enjoyment for tomorrow. As you attend to the aftermath, you may discover that pleasure supports you most deeply when it leaves a little space around itself. You can hear the music without filling every quiet interval, enjoy the conversation without exhausting its possibilities and appreciate the walk without assigning it a spiritual performance target. Your attention has time to receive what you have chosen. We would encourage you to include the simplest forms of bodily kindness in this exploration, especially those available within your actual circumstances. You deserve comfort that fits your resources and your needs. Your connection with Source can express itself through the care with which you prepare a meal or make your resting place comfortable. You can receive that care directly, allowing your spiritual understanding to include the experience of being a person whose needs matter. We find considerable wisdom in a pleasure that leaves you glad to have lived it and comfortably able to continue your day.
Your enjoyment deserves freedom from the expectation that it must improve you, teach you something or produce a spiritual result. This is EXCELLENT! You may have spent so long working on yourself that even a pleasant afternoon arrives with an internal questionnaire about what it accomplished. Notice when you ask simple pleasure to justify its existence. You hear a beautiful piece of music and immediately wonder which chakra it has affected, or enjoy sitting in the sunshine and begin calculating whether you have absorbed enough celestial assistance to complete the day. Your senses might appreciate being allowed to enjoy the experience first. We appreciate a well designed inquiry, although there are occasions when the correct response to a pleasant cup of tea is simply to drink it while it is warm. Your permission to receive ordinary goodness can reach parts of you that have learned to associate worth with constant effort. You may discover discomfort when you rest before everything is finished, especially if being dependable has occupied a large place in your identity. You can meet that discomfort gently and continue offering yourself a manageable amount of pleasure. Your life has room for care that arrives before exhaustion. If you are grieving, worried or going through a difficult chapter, you can choose a small comfort without asking it to replace the feeling you already have. You might remain sad while appreciating a warm blanket, or feel uncertain while enjoying the company of someone who understands you. We respect the honesty of those combinations. Your heart can receive a good moment while carrying something tender, and a brief smile can sit naturally beside a tear. You are free to let your emotional life have its own texture. We encourage humour that accompanies you kindly, the sort that helps you see your habits with affection while preserving respect for what you are going through. Your laughter can arise from a familiar absurdity, a shared memory or the realization that you have tried to schedule a spontaneous revelation. Your quiet contentment deserves equal welcome when laughter feels distant. As you permit these experiences, you give the God within room to meet you through the conditions of your day. You can receive beauty in the midst of an unfinished life. We would happily recommend this to our most serious colleagues, several of whom could benefit from an afternoon that has no research objective attached to it.
Your plate may currently contain far more than any reasonable human could digest in one sitting, and we are referring to your obligations, though we welcome a discussion about your festive meals. You have work, family concerns, messages awaiting replies, projects you care about and perhaps several spiritual practices that each arrived with enthusiastic instructions. Take your imaginary fork and gently move optional items aside until one pea or one potato remains before you. You may choose the potato if you have an appetite for a substantial task. Your pea is equally respectable. We find very little spiritual advantage in insulting a small vegetable. Your purpose here is to give one manageable thing your attention while making clear arrangements for the others. You can finish a short task, give a larger one a later appointment, ask someone to share a responsibility or release an optional commitment that has run its course. Your essential needs and the people who depend on you remain part of the practical picture, and you can make changes with care for everyone involved. When you postpone something, tell the relevant person what you can realistically offer. When you ask for help, describe the part that someone else could take. When you decide to stop a project, acknowledge that decision plainly so that it can stop asking for your attention in the background. You may feel a surprising amount of relief from making one honest arrangement. Your system has less uncertainty to hold when a commitment has a clear place. We encourage you to notice how often you carry an obligation through repeated internal reminders while taking very little action on it. You can reduce that burden by giving it a practical next step or a thoughtful ending. Your fork, in this particular exercise, represents your ability to choose what receives your attention now. You can use it gently and still make a meaningful difference. As you give the remaining task a defined size, you allow yourself to participate with greater steadiness. You can decide that this phone call, this portion of work or this preparation for tomorrow is enough for the present sitting. We would encourage you to finish, acknowledge that you have finished and let yourself experience the small satisfaction of completion. Your plate has served its purpose beautifully when you can set it down and continue your evening with a little more room inside.
For the next ninety days, give your commitments a regular, honest review, and enough flexibility to respond to your actual life. You can begin this week by noticing which activities ask for more than the time written beside them in your calendar. Your appointment may last an hour, while preparing, travelling, returning home and settling require additional attention. Your family gathering may occupy an evening and leave you wanting a quiet morning afterward. You can include that reality when you make arrangements. We encourage you to give recovery a place in your planning before your body has to request it through exhaustion. Your available capacity is personal, and your circumstances may leave little room for large changes. If you are caring for children, supporting someone who is ill or working long hours, you can look for one modest adjustment that is possible now. You might share a meal preparation, ask someone to handle a particular errand or agree on a short period when another person takes responsibility. Your small adjustment deserves respect. We would never measure your sincerity by how easily you can create an empty afternoon. You can work with the life you have, and you deserve practical support within it. During these ninety days, set aside a brief moment each week to review what felt manageable and what needs a different arrangement. You can keep the review simple enough to sustain. Your purpose is to notice patterns and make kinder decisions while your needs change. As you move through late autumn and into the new year, your holidays and family traditions may offer opportunities to simplify together. You can preserve what matters most while adjusting the amount of preparation or the length of a visit. We recognize that some traditions seem to require a civilization working overtime to produce one pleasant evening. Your affection can survive a smaller menu. You may find that others also welcome a clear conversation about what everyone can realistically give. Your ninety days can provide continuity for this practice while remaining responsive to health, work and family needs. We offer the period as a practical span for observation, with your lived experience guiding the pace. You can finish each weekly review with one concrete adjustment, then let the rest of your day proceed. Your life has room to teach you what sustainable participation feels like when you listen regularly and act with care.
Your spiritual interests deserve the same considerate planning dear Starseeds – You may have collected meditations, exercises, recordings and practices with the sincere wish to support your ascension, then discovered that receiving all of them requires more hours than your day contains. Choose one practice that feels supportive and give yourself time to live with it. You can notice how it affects an ordinary morning, how readily you return to it and whether its place in your life feels nourishing. Your experience can deepen through familiarity, especially when you give yourself room to apply what you have understood. You can also finish a practice and allow the next part of the day to contain ordinary life. Your breakfast deserves your attention while you eat it. Your conversation deserves enough space that you can hear the person speaking. Your quiet interval can remain quiet for its own sake. We see how quickly a cleared portion of your plate attracts a fresh helping of spiritual responsibility, as if an available hour had sent an invitation to every unfinished course in the galaxy. Your potato has barely reached the table before seven additional vegetables apply for admission. You can appreciate the possibilities and choose what fits. When you leave a little time unassigned, you give yourself room to discover what you need in the actual moment. You might rest, speak with someone, attend to a practical detail or simply enjoy being free to decide later. Your openness can have a very ordinary expression. Keep this freedom gentle enough to coexist with structure, for a few clear arrangements make an open interval easier to enjoy. You can tell someone when you are available and keep that agreement. You can decide when your work ends and make reasonable preparations for the following day. Your attention then has less need to keep checking whether something has been forgotten. As you practise this, you may feel an unfamiliar quiet where urgency once supplied the sense of purpose. You can allow that quiet to remain while discovering what interests you naturally. Your connection with the God within has room to reach you through preference, affection and a simple willingness to be present. Leave enough space to recognize those gentle responses when they arise, and enough freedom to follow one without turning it into an entire programme.
We suggest you give your physical sensations some honor vs. the familiar discomfort and distain. The, “wow these energies are intense today” internal dialogue may need a new voice. Of course, we understand having gone through our ascension that at this chapter of the shift into higher densities, many of your physical bodies are feeling like you’ve had a day of fasting followed by a massive intake of your spicy Indian food. As a result, your bodies are feeling full, but there’s something within you that doesn’t feel quite right. Honor this feeling but also keep the bathroom clear! You may interpret a passing discomfort through collective service or a soul agreement, particularly when you feel deeply connected with the people around you. Keep the cause open while attending to your body. Persistent, worsening or severe symptoms deserve timely medical assessment. Your willingness to receive care honours the vessel through which your spiritual life is expressed. We understand your soul agreements as living relationships within a larger spiritual purpose, with your present choices contributing to how that purpose takes shape. You may have learned compassion through caring for someone, and your next lesson may involve allowing care to reach you. You may have served as the steady person in a family, while the next chapter asks everyone to share responsibility more consciously. Your soul can express fidelity to love through a changed arrangement. We encourage you to consider this when an old role feels heavy. Your sensitivity gives you information about an encounter, and you still have the freedom to decide what response is appropriate. You can listen, offer practical help or acknowledge that someone needs support beyond what you can provide. Your spiritual connection with another person includes respect for their agency and their access to help. When you feel affected afterward, attend to what supports you now: quiet, nourishment, companionship or assistance in understanding a recurring pattern. You can hold the language of collective clearing gently while allowing ordinary explanations their place. Your contribution to the collective grows through the quality of your participation, including the clear agreements that allow others to participate alongside you. We have considerable affection for the lightworker who tries to carry an entire civilization through one tired afternoon. Your generosity is evident; a division of responsibilities would improve the arrangements considerably. Include yourself among the lives receiving care. Your idea of a soul contract can make room for consent, reciprocity and a different form of service as your circumstances change. You may discover that asking for assistance invites a more equal relationship than silently continuing an exhausting role. We respect that maturity. Your body has a place within the compassion you offer the world. You are included, dear friends, and your need for support belongs within the spiritual understanding you bring to this changing chapter of your life.
Across the waves of the coming full moon energies, pay attention to this: your familiar emotional reactions may also require a smaller response than you have learned to give them; has a brief feeling reminded you of a chapter you have already worked through carefully? Ah yes, the lightworkers paradox. You are not in error, you are right on time dear one. You might notice a little guilt after declining a request, or a moment of unease when you allow someone else to handle a problem. Your old habit has appeared, and you can meet it kindly while maintaining the decision that fits your life now. Notice the scale of what is actually present. A small reaction can receive a small amount of attention, and you can continue with your day when it settles. Within your spiritual language, you might think of this as a little karmic residue, an echo of a familiar role that has less authority over your choices than it once had. You can honour that interpretation without reopening your entire history. We might compare such an emotional after-effect to a modest burp following a large curry: the meal has finished, and your system offers a final comment on the occasion. You generally allow the comment, perhaps excuse yourself and carry on with the evening. Your mind occasionally responds to an old feeling by inviting the entire dinner party back for another course. Let the kitchen remain closed when the matter has received the care it needs. Your humour can help you recognize this habit with affection. You can feel a tug toward an old responsibility and still choose the arrangement you have made. You can notice the wish to explain yourself again and give the other person time to receive your original words. Your growth may involve allowing a clear decision to stand while your feelings adjust around it. We would keep this comparison within the realm of ordinary emotional habits; your physical symptoms continue to deserve appropriate care. Your freedom grows through the way you respond to what returns, and you can respond with proportion. If a feeling persists or connects with something unresolved, you can give it fuller attention and seek support. If it passes, you can let the passing be enough. Your spiritual practice can include the grace of an ending. We honour the courage it takes to stop organizing your life around a role that once helped you belong, and the tenderness with which you can discover belonging through a more honest relationship with yourself and the people around you.
Your next chapter can hold more room for receiving, dear hearts, so perhaps begin with something simple enough to experience ‘today’. Something that can nourish your energetic appetite for improvement or progress. You might let someone prepare a meal for you, accept assistance with a task or tell a trusted person that you would appreciate their company. Your willingness to receive gives others a place in the care you have so often offered them. You may feel unfamiliar with that arrangement at first, particularly if being capable has supplied a dependable way to feel valued. You can allow the unfamiliarity and remain present while kindness reaches you. We see a beautiful expression of your New Earth vision in relationships where care can travel in both directions, with each person free to contribute according to their circumstances. Your spiritual openness has somewhere gentle to settle when your ordinary life includes this kind of support. As you approach the full moon, you can keep your attention close to the choices available to you. You can receive an insight and let it remain small, give an unusual experience a thoughtful response, choose a pleasure that leaves you nourished and make one honest adjustment to your commitments. Your day can include these choices without carrying the weight of a perfect performance. We encourage you to notice the quiet satisfaction of having treated yourself well. Your progress may feel like a more comfortable evening, a conversation with less strain or the relief of knowing that a task has a clear ending. You can value those experiences while the questions of consciousness remain open. Your relationship with the God within continues through the life you are living, including its meals, its pauses and its unexpected opportunities for affection. We offer you our love as you discover a pace that allows your curiosity and your physical needs to remain in friendly conversation. You have permission to take your own experience seriously enough to care for it and lightly enough to leave room for laughter. Your plate can hold one manageable thing, your evening can include a little pleasure and your heart can receive the kindness that is available now. We suggest giving the remaining potato your undivided attention when dinner arrives, for it has waited patiently through a considerable discussion of human consciousness. I am Zorrion of Sirius, and we of the Sirian High Council leave you with a certain love of your Indian cuisine, a deep respect for your ascension journey and, warm affections for you ‘all’, toward and after the coming full moon light.
