Hope you are all having a lovely weekend enjoying the Easter/Eostre and Lunar Eclipse energies. There was a palpable shift in energy on Thursday, as if the tension earlier in the week cracked open (like an egg we may as well say), with a lot of fluid, warm, loving, supportive, nurturing balm oozing out.

It feels like a lot of healing is happening on subtle and obvious levels over this period. Connections that were frayed or frazzled, whether related to your physical health or emotional wiring or regarding a relationship are receiving a repair or rebirth of some kind. I have the image of a wire whose outer casing was all worn receiving a new, healthy, strong casing.

There are multiple mythological stories about the root of Easter, and while we can philosophize and debate for eons about which ones are true, the fact remains that they all share a common, if not same, theme: that of death and rebirth. 

HJ: You are infinite.  You are powerful beyond measure.  You are an aspect of the divine in human form and as soon you as realize and embrace this fully to the depths of your heart and soul, you will begin to fully embody your infinite self.  It’s the journey we’re all on, taking as much or little time as we need to get there… infinite lifetimes learning, growing, expanding, healing and on and on.  This article is designed to speed that path up, if you are one of the ones ready to return to your infinite self in the shortest time possible.

- Truth

I Surrender to the Infinite that is Within Me

By Brandon West | Project Global Awakening

Let go. All of our internal resistance is the result of us clinging to past experiences and outdated dreams and ideas of who we are and who we should be...

Source: www.thinkprogress.org | Original Post Date: April 4, 2015 –

Starting this week, 25,000 households in Baltimore will suddenly lose their access to water for owing bills of $250 or more, with very little notice given and no public hearings.

Rita, a renter in Southeast Baltimore who asked to remain anonymous for this story in order to protect her two children from being taken away, told ThinkProgress she was served with a shutoff notice last week. Maryland law states that a child that is “neglected” may be taken out of his or her home and put into foster care. One characteristic of “neglect” as defined by the Maryland Department of Human Resources is a child with “consistently poor hygiene” that is “un-bathed, [having] unwashed or matted hair, noticeable body odor.”