Happy Mother’s Day

“Motherhood is the biggest gamble in the world. It is the glorious life force. It’s huge and scary—it’s an act of infinite optimism.”- Gilda Radner
Happy Mother's Day

Weekly Relationship Awareness May 9, 2022 – May 15, 2022, by Lady Dyanna

Weekly Relationship Awareness May 9, 2022 - May 15, 2022, by Lady Dyanna

“Conserving energy is a good thing. But this is also why belief is the root of all positive change. Unless you believe something better is possible, it makes no sense to devote the energy or effort into making it happen. So all those other things, determination, perseverance, courage….they can’t do their jobs until their leader, belief, steps upfront and center. Before you do anything, set your foundation firm in the belief that great things are very possible and that you are more than able to make them so. ” Doe Zantamata

Podcast: Your Spiritual Journey and Your Twin Soul Relationship

Podcast

This is the podcast with Lady Dyanna for April 30th.

Looking at Your Spiritual Journey and your Twin Soul relationship with Lady Dyanna

Lady Dyanna is also available every Saturday at 3 PM EST on https://www.patreon.com/ladydyanna for a one-hour group chat on your spiritual journey and your twin soul relationship.

Weekly Relationship Awareness May 2, 2022 – May 8, 2022, by Lady Dyanna

Weekly Relationship Awareness May 2, 2022 - May 8, 2022, by Lady Dyanna

“Set your heart free. Trust it. It knows the way. The way is always detached, secure, and out of love. Detachment doesn’t mean coldness, it means freedom. Security doesn’t mean rules or checking up on people, it means confidence and trust. Love doesn’t mean clinging or desperation, it means appreciation, encouragement, and peace within. ” Doe Zantamata

Beltane Blessings

Beltane

Prithee, smite the poet in the eye when he would sing to you praises of the month
of May. It is a month presided over by the spirits of mischief and madness. Pixies
and flibbertigibbets haunt the budding woods: Puck and his train of midgets are
busy in town and country.

In May, nature holds up at us a chiding finger, bidding us remember that we are
not gods, but over-conceited members of her own great family. She reminds us
that we are brothers to the chowder-doomed clam and the donkey; lineal scions
of the pansy and the chimpanzee, and but cousins-german to the cooing doves,
the quacking ducks and the housemaids and policemen in the parks.
– O’ Henry, The Month of May