Fear.

Fear destroys lives. Fear stops people being kind. Fear stops people doing things that would bring them joy and happiness. Fear makes people hurtful and cruel when they're jealous of others and sharing. The energy of 'putting a ring around whats yours' whether that is money or love destroys lives. The energy of 'no Im not sharing' only serves to deny others of pleasure and happiness and ultimately ourselves at the same time.

Lesson, do what brings you joy. Do what makes people smile, do what makes people laugh, raise your vibrations and others because when you do, good things can come to you because only then can you raise your vibrations high enough to allow the Angels to bring you all you deserve.

Follow your heart, send that text, make that call, go with the flow. Do what makes you smile. Hug that person. For this life can be short, opportunities come and go and will do until its 'just too late'. Our Angels will never give up on us, its only us who give up on them. I'm not saying don't please others because there is joy in giving love to others and giving to others but don't do it to the exclusion of your own pleasures, your own time. Balance in everything.

Shine your light for you will attract many to you who want a bit of that light for themselves, who want to know who you are and how you became to be the person you are today, what made you the person who is undefinable, a wild flower, a weed in some people's eyes perhaps but who cares. To most you're a light, a lighthouse, that lights up the day amidst the storms of convention, a single poppy that grows amongst the rubble of destruction, thriving amongst the worst possible conditions. Grow, thrive, multiply until there are more of us creating a mass of colour and beauty for all to see and admire.

Today is Beltane, the fires of Bel, a Celtic Deity. The celebration is of the coming Summer, the fertility of nature. Light a candle as fire is symbolic at Beltane and as you do remember all those who have passed to the other side in our lives, say a prayer of remembrance and gratitude for having had them in our lives and still having them in our lives, lighting our way to a better future for ourselves.