A Wrinkle in Time

There are some books that stay with you long after you have read them.  Interestingly Madeleine L’Engle discuss that in her Newberry Medal acceptance.

I only hope the book I author has the ability to influence a family as much as hers did mine.  I read a Wrinkle in Time to my children when they were probably six and eight.  I recall sitting in the living room, trying with every ounce of patience to give Mrs Which’s lines their due.
 
Years later my son and I are on the phone and as he goes to through his sister’s books, he finds the copy I had given her.  “Wow…” he says as he recalls the memories.  He reads me a few lines and I find that wrinkle of folding time and space to once again sit in that living room surrounded by my little loves.

One book, that had set such a fire in my brain in grade school that I read to my children years later that after more years had gone by I had to go to Barnes & Noble to pick up…yesterday.   Interestingly, there have been subtle hints leading me to this action for at least two months now, but with so much going on, I am thankful for the nudge.

Yesterday I experienced mind bending insights… not just from the book, but dream analysis as well.   I sometimes wish for perfection and the ability to record every dream upon awakening, but the truth is, I usually prefer the sleep. 

Anyway, what matters is that on this certain day I wrote my bizarre dream down and yesterday I was able to decipher it and capture an awareness. 

Key after key after key.

The Overtone Blue Night empowers abundance through commanding dreams to give light to intuition.   We are guided by illusion and play. 

I guess I have more to do.  I’m going to like this…

Kisses and love,
Victoria Crystal… living Simple Sexy
www.victoriacrystal.com

Lessons Learned

It is almost difficult to sit down and write today, so many excited thoughts begging to be released.  Can  I just say that I love my life!

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The website is progressing nicely.  I plan to have more up today.  It’s pretty exciting that you can “go to print” and then simply make an edit the next day, changing what everyone sees.  Somehow it seems a better reflection of time – not being static.  Perception is reality.  What you see is what you get. 

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Many people tell the importance of history, and while I will not disagree to the myriad of valuable lessons that are learned from experiential wisdom, it cannot be denied that ‘to the Victor goes the spoils’ and the record of events is written with their pen.  Any accounting by definition is incomplete, if for the only reason the vast majority do not realize what drives them and the others, why they follow.

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Jesus, Buddha, Confucius, Lao-tse, Mohammad spoke often in parable and proverb.  I find that allegorical statements about, say the War of 1812, will have a more far reached effect on people, causing them to nod their heads in understanding, then will a list of events and outcomes.  It is the way children learn.  So effective that even years after memorizing on old adage it can suddenly appear in your mind as an “ah-ha” moment.  

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That’s right.  Simple, Sexy™!    On that note… back to work I go!