"What's The Frequency Kenneth?"
(link outdated - broken - 10-2013)
Charles speaks about the relationship of energy and vibration.
He goes on to say.....
"We are a vibration of energy, akin to a drop of sea water,
the one
drop contains the same makeup of the entire ocean.
So our souls or
spirits if you will, are a drop of spirit which is made
up of the same makeup
of the entire collective consciousness or
Christ consciousness if you like that
term."
As I was sending out 2 pieces of personal snail mail today, his words
got me to thinking that the mail I sent today is charged with energy.
The kind of energy that is not lost in the transportation.!
Email is an important form of communication these days, but it will never
come close to the feeling of holding a note or card
in ones hand, and reading and re-reading the message.
Being a military Mom, I can tell you that snail mail is a LIFE LINE
for our military. Care packages and letters from home are like
gold to deployed troops.
Within the past couple of weeks I had some military friends write
to a neighbor of my folks. Larry served in the Army during the
Vietnam era. His health is not that good right now, and the cards
and notes were a way to lift his spirits. One Mom, who crochets
lap blankets for our wounded military asked if it would be okay
to send Larry one of those. He phoned my Mom a couple days ago
and was totally amazed. He said, "These people don't even know me
and they are sending cards and one person sent me a blanket".
His spirits were so uplifted. !!!
( RIP Larry.... He passed in the Fall of 2008)
I now have a whole new take on exactly WHY the snail mail
is so very special. THANKS Charles. :)
And THANK YOU for your service in the US Navy.
Is there someone you know who would be
thrilled to have a simple letter or card from you?
PLEASE DO TAKE THE TIME and SEND SNAIL MAIL !!!!
PS………
“What’s the Frequency Kenneth?” is by ...... REM
1 comment:
Your welcome for the Service and thank you for the mention in your post. I am truly blessed to have you as a friend.
Your right though, A letter you can physically hold in your hand is so important to our service men and women. Besides not everyone has access to a computer.
Now a days, that I am out of the Service and Home, an email is just fine... But think how the other person will feel upon receiving something from you, do they like paper letters or is frequent emails more their style.
Once again Deb you hit a homerun!
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