Musing Between our Pages

Parallel worlds

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We create parallel universes at every moment because we have a far greater power of creation than we realize. Our writings are a metaphor of what we may manifest if we control our thoughts and our emotions and open ourselves to Love. We are living a dream of flesh, it is a personal and collective creation that allows us to do interactions in a global consciousness, learning to live Love through separation.

Here are twelve facets of the whole :

1. The Theater of Light and Shadow by Jean Carfantan
   Like a supporter, you forget who you are,
   So much focused and absorbed in the play.
   Your shattered soul is spreading out
   Amidst the shards of the broken mirror.
2. Sometimes I Think Spring by Deborah Barchi
   Sometimes I think Spring
   is just a poet’s dream.
3. I am The Fire by Ann Litts
   Like witches of old, I believe each one of us is attuned to one of the elements. You may go through the whole of your life never understanding why you chose the path you’re on. But if you take a step back — you will see the pattern form.
4. Inspiration Triggers by Jean Carfantan
   To trigger inspiration, I use various techniques :
   Sometimes I just open a book at random, the lines evoke something that I must then develop. Last time I opened the book Wildwood, A Journey Through Trees by Roger Deakin and I got the world driftwood. From it I created the poem Driftwood.
5. How Source Moves Through Us by Nalini MacNab
   A beloved and familiar nudge between the shoulder blades.
   A wordless whisper of “do it now,” setting hands in motion.
   Not the mind, never the mind. Never you mind, only make it so.
6. The Binky on the Branch by Jenine Bsharah Baines
   all facets of the very same cellular
   diamonds within you.
   Planes lifting like Hope,
   soft cleansing currents heatedly seeking
   Insight’s probing kiss.
7. Five Primordial Creatures of the Divine Feminine by Charlotte Eléa
   The Divine Feminine has been woven into the natural world since the oceans, forests and mountains formed upon our planet and gave birth to life.
   She is the feminine aspect of God, which is present within all of us (not just women), as well as, the earth Herself.
8. Yours, Mine and Ours by Joseph Lieungh
   Mastery of self — understanding
   yours, mine and ours
   first person transformed
   into third-person singular.
9. Persephone’s Pledge by Deborah Barchi
   For a time the darkness will shutter your eyes
   and the cold creep into your bones.
   For a time no flowers will reach for the sky
   and the wind and trees curse and moan.
10. The Goddess Comes Home to Disney by Charlotte Eléa
    Am I the only one who has noticed something distinctly feminine about Disney movies as of late? During the last ten years, Disney and Pixar have AT LAST created several animated movies for children with female heroines who aren’t just princesses lamenting over princes.
11. Balance by Beth Stormont
    Our feet in two different worlds . . .
    one in the lower vibrational 3D world. . .
    and the other in the higher vibrations of 5D.
12. Moving On by Nalini MacNab
    Divine timing lives its own realm. Its grace is released when we let go and let it take over.

The tale that was the foundation of this publication :

The Queen’s Abduction

Once upon a time, the Queen was abducted and kept in a prison underground. Her baby was left behind her. The king entrusted the child to a nanny in the countryside. Her people who loved her were questioning about her disappearance. So the king who had planned to steal her power, presented them an other woman who had the exact Queen’s appearance but pretended to give him her fake sovereignty…

Thank you, readers, writers and publishers who made possible this publication.

Love

Jean