Djwhal Khul here. Tashi Delek.
Alright. Tashi delek is a Tibetan greeting, sort of like Namaste. Greeting the highest happiest most auspicious you from the same level, so it’s really a soul to soul recognition.
And this is the beginning of the Chinese New Year. The next new moon will be Tibetan New Year, also called Losar, and we have the Year of the Green Wood Sheep.
Essentially that can bring a lot of peace and tranquility and harmony along with prosperity and the ability to go with the flow while staying grounded. And then we have all of these sort of heavenly things hitting for about the next four months that are going to be challenging, and challenging especially so to masculine energies. So you really want to soften into your feminine.
Invoke the green wood sheep inwardly to bring sort of inner peace and a sense of harmony and then really work with your choices, your conscious choices. What are you saying? What kind of things are you thinking? And redirect them towards positive outcomes because it’s going to be very, very important this year. Continue reading
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