IndiGo Life Force Energy Healing

06/02/2026

My very first real spiritual teacher came in the body of this man - Dr Wayne Dyer - he not only shared his wisdom - which was the beginning of a life changing path for me but he blessed us with his humor in the process 💕

05/30/2026

When you ask Spirit for a sign - and it is given - not once , not twice, three times within the same short walk about … I just looked down and there they were .. a corner peeking out from under another rock .. two from different parts of the creek and one on the land. I didn’t dig around for them at all. It’s just a feeling, that Said - look down in this spot - look here - and there each one was - one by one by one .. found with ease . Hearts are one of the ways I get signs. Do you have something that consistently shows up to let you know - Yes- you’re on the right track about something or a way synchronicity comes into your life .. it is hearts and repeating numbers for me . 💕🌀

05/26/2026

There’s a spot in the woods that calls me. There are these big moss covered boulders- they are the Forest Elders, the Record Keepers- and have become my friends. I sit with them and listen and imagine the stories they have… the misty memory of everything that has happened there. Stones are the densest form of consciousness. They act as the anchors for the energy lines, the frequencies that run through our Mother. They have watched the cycles of the sun and moon for ages and now they are watching me, holding my memory with them. I feel such a peace when I’m here on this land, with these boulders, listening to the water run and the breeze sings with the trees and plays an original song every time. I’ve been sick with a cold the last few days but the land was calling me and she was the exact medicine I needed.

05/25/2026

And some people think heaven is somewhere else 💕🌀

05/19/2026

05/08/2026

05/07/2026

Impermanence and Attachment

A man asked the Buddha with eyes heavy with life.

The Buddha looked at him quietly—not to answer immediately, but to understand.

Then he said,
“You are holding on to things that are meant to pass.”

The man frowned. “Holding on to what?”

The Buddha gently pointed to a nearby river.

“Look at that water,” he said.
“Yesterday’s river is gone.
This moment’s river is already moving.
If you try to hold it in your hands… it slips away.
And yet, you suffer—not because the river flows,
but because you wish it would stay.”

The man was silent.

The Buddha continued—

“You cling to people…
expecting them to remain the same.
But people change, just like seasons.”

“You cling to moments…
wanting joy to last forever.
But even the most beautiful sunset fades into night.”

“You cling to expectations…
how life should be,
instead of seeing how it is.”

The man lowered his head.

“But why does it hurt so deeply?” he asked again.

The Buddha picked up a small pebble and held it tightly.

“If I hold this lightly,” he said,
“there is no pain.”

Then he clenched his fist hard.

“But if I grip it tightly… it begins to hurt.”

He looked at the man and said,
“The pain is not from the stone.
It is from the tightness of your grip.”

The man’s eyes softened.

“So what should I do?” he whispered.

The Buddha smiled.

“Learn to hold everything with an open hand.”

“Love people… but don’t try to own them.
Enjoy moments… but don’t demand they stay.
Have hopes… but don’t let them become chains.”

“Let things come.
Let things go.
And remain present with what is.”

The man sat there for a long time,
watching the river flow.

For the first time,
he didn’t try to stop it.

And in that moment—
a small, quiet peace found him.

Because peace begins
the moment you stop gripping
what is already gone.