At times I think I can hear the drums drums of our ancestors calling to me songs they planted in my heart words I can't speak, yet I seem to know or at least feel in my soul A walk in the woods, brings fantom sounds of the jungle leaning my head back eyes closed and thinking I can feel the ground shake from herds of beast, running in mass sniffing the air, trying to capture exotic fruits on the vine, ripe and lush this was to have been my promised life this is the land I was to have been free where religion was a prayer to the sky to the water and land walked upon one where the elders were revered taken care of and loved I long to go home, just once in my life but where is home? I know not where so I will visit it here in my dreams speaking with the old souls, long gone knowing they can hear their daughter
Do souls talk to us? Yes, they do. Both my grandmothers came into my dream at the same time once (in the same dream) and talked with me. In their conversation there was messages for my parents.
I phoned and told my parents of what my grandmothers told me, and it was a message for them both, and my parents immediately understood the messages which I didn't understand at the time.
This was strange, but I know I did the right thing by delivering the messages to my parents.
A thought-provoking piece this is. Thank you for sharing!
Intuitively, I know I've lived many lifetimes, and none more interesting than the one I'm living now. However, being born an old soul somehow did not excuse me from the same job I share with you and that is learning to craft a positive attitude about
Reindeer
but where is home?"
This poem touched me.
~Jackie~
Do souls talk to us? Yes, they do. Both my grandmothers came into my dream at the same time once (in the same dream) and talked with me. In their conversation there was messages for my parents.
I phoned and told my parents of what my grandmothers told me, and it was a message for them both, and my parents immediately understood the messages which I didn't understand at the time.
This was strange, but I know I did the right thing by delivering the messages to my parents.
A thought-provoking piece this is. Thank you for sharing!
May Lu a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)