When the Robin, the Foxes, and the Whales Walked Into a Session…
What could a robin possibly know about your self-worth? Apparently, quite a lot.
this is not a bee from the session 😉
Sara found herself somewhere completely unexpected.
Everything around her was sandy and golden. There was a strange, ancient presence there, and something was forming in the landscape — a tall, slender, diamond-like structure that seemed to be coming into being all by itself.
And then she noticed the smell of honey.
The bees had arrived.
I asked what they were doing.
Sara’s answer made me laugh: “They want to sting my third eye.”
Okay then. 😂
I asked her how she felt about that.
“I’m intrigued.”
And actually, that made perfect sense.
There was no fear or menace around the bees. Quite the opposite.
She felt that they had great wisdom to share — wisdom about community, sweetness, working together, and sacred geometry. So why the third eye stinging?
“Because I need to wake up.”
🤯 I think that’s such a beautiful metaphor for the way life tries to get our attention. We can become so consumed by our day to day — our routines, our responsibilities, our worries, our screens, our endless to-do lists…
The bees’ message was simple: Stay awake. Don’t get so consumed by the world around you that you forget to look beyond it. Remember that this is a dream. Wake up to what is real.
And then, because apparently the bees have an excellent sense of humour, they gave Sara a little reminder to take back into everyday life: A green ball.
What it was?
A pea. 🫛
Except the joke became even better when Sara realised that pea was also a rather cheeky reminder that she really needed to go for a pee. 🤣
So there you have it.
Apparently spiritual awakening sometimes comes with a trip to the bathroom.
You’re welcome. 😃
This story was part of a HeartKIN Connection. I’ve changed names to protect my client’s privacy.
What could a robin possibly know about your self-worth? Apparently, quite a lot.
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