Earth Ascending and the Star of Hope

The Birth of a Sacred Planet

SYMBOLS OF HOPE - LINES OF LIGHT

by Julie Redstone

Symbols of Hope

Symbols of hope project an energy across time and space that affects not only one's personal aesthetic or moral sensitivity, but also infuses collective consciousness in a profound and ongoing way.  Even if one is uninformed about their specific meaning and history, such universal symbols contain an emotional 'arrow' which points to an inner truth that their outer form awakens.  It is to this awakening that their power may be attributed, for even if unconscious, such stirrings allow collective symbols to participate in the spiritual evolution of mankind.

Symbols of Hope also bring hope to the heart, but more than that, they create an experience of cosmic identity - an understanding that there is something more to life than the physical dimension ordinarily reveals.  In this way, they sustain and anchor the heart's deeper knowing, and give voice, even if silently, to that which is beyond the mind that lies in the realm of spirit.

Symbols of Hope:

Cross of the Four Crowns

Great Sphinx of Gizeh

Statue of Liberty

The Winged Heart

Earth Ascending and the Star of Hope

 

Lines of Light

Lines of Light move out across the planet as currents of energy emanating from a source of light.  In their interaction with each individual consciousness, they awaken forces that encourage the further expansion of light.  They also join with other energetic light-streams to uphold the earth and to reaffirm and strengthen the planetary network of light.

Lines of Light exist on an energetic or vibratory level, but are supported by their resonance with particular words which convey the feeling-tone of their message.  Such 'words of light' can soothe the heart and uplift the soul, furthering the process of individual and planetary awakening.

 

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