The Energies of August – 2017
“Everyone is born creative; everyone is given a box of crayons
in kindergarten. Then wen you hit puberty they take the crayons away and
replace them with dry, uninspiring books on algebra, history, etc.
Being suddenly hit years later with the 'creative bug' is just a wee
voice telling you,;
Hello,
Suddenly, here we are at August. There's change in the air. There's a fresh breeze blowing. Creativity and curiosity are guiding forces for us this month. It's a month for connecting with our emotions and for all forms of healing.
There is much to enjoy in August
Cards for the Month:
I’ve chosen two cards for August for you: one from the Osho Zen Tarot Deck, and one from Colette Baron-Reid’s Wisdom of the Oracle. Please note I don’t use these cards in the conventional way, but rather as a stimulus for channelled information.
In August we can call in our Angels, our Guides and all other Muses to help us with our art. That art might be the work we want to do in the world, or the energies within us that need to be expressed as a project or a business. At a fundamental level it can be as simple as our art being the way we live, so that our life becomes the canvas.
Everything will work better with an injection of love this month. When we bring care and passion to our daily lives, when we devote time and thoughtfulness to all we do, our output can be elevated from pedestrian to something so much more.
August helps us find ways to connect with others in ways that truly reach them emotionally. That's a powerful thing for any artist. It's a powerful thing for anyone.
Higher Power assures us of a month of inspiration, flow, breakthroughs, progress and good news.
The Ascension energies I was shown was shown a light zooming all over the earth and touching down for a second in places, gathering momentum with other lights, splitting off, gathering new momentum. During this vision I heard, "Ignite Your Soul." This is a time of powerful focus into your energy of what you want to create in your future
With more than 350,000 buildings and 600,000 vehicles on the road, the federal government is the nation’s largest energy consumer. Federal agencies have a tremendous opportunity and an obligation to reduce energy, water, and petroleum use, as well as greenhouse gas emissions in their operations.
Now in its third year, the Federal Energy Management Program’s Energy Exchange offers 2 ½ days of training and open dialogue, to help federal agencies meet and track their energy-related requirements and goals. The Energy Exchange trade show will feature cutting-edge technologies and services for improving outcomes and reducing costs at project sites
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