My Spiritual Windows

 Had a dream last night for 10 hours where I could not leave the dream. Would get up and do something else only to land right where I left. Started at Thanksgiving time globally with everyone fixing respective dinners, only to find when sitting down to eat everything was tasting bitter regardless of food type. At the same time this is happening I am on the spirit side observing reason. reason being an unkind bitter planet, regardless of person religion or spoken words, souls being monitored in the feel of humanity itself. Much displeasure globally for Earth and in response they would only taste bitterness until true soul change occurred. Only then would the bitter humans of Earth be returned a sense of smell and taste otherwise. Plague of the senses of sorts.  Wake up call to remember kindness as well is continually being monitored and evaluated beyond our small unappreciative existence. Namaste 

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  Adventures of Moniko: Evolution of the Soul Through the Spirit of the Child July 24, 2022, 3:35 pm -  The reviewer wrote: Adventures of Moniko is a great book. The first chapter started with the story of Moniko being a small spirit that appeared to be about six earth years old when his story began. Moniko was given the opportunity to venture beyond the Sun for understanding and knowledge with the help of The Elder guiding him all through the journey. The Elder waved his great energy each time he was to travel to a different place with Moniko. In their journey, Moniko found a companion which was a talking bird name, Fernae, who fed Moniko with seaweed when he was hungry for the first time in his life. The second chapter talked about Moniko’s experience at the Garden of Antiquity, when a beautiful blue light came over the pool, and the elder explained it to be a ceremony of magnitude and that another Universe has chosen to be among them. Chapter 3 narrates Moniko’s encounter with his b