Call for Commitment to Communicate

REMINDER from Mano:

The call is out for a deeper more consistent commitment to interact with the elementals in your life. Expand your relationship to the plants in your garden the food, water, fire in your kitchen, air you breathe.

REMARKS from Barbara:

I am so happy to be reminded of the consistent gifts elementals give us in daily life. Realizing the consciousness in the element of earth, air, fire, and water is an elemental.

REMEMBERING Mary Jane:

I remembered and understood Mary Jane’s deep commitment to and respect of Rudolph Steiner’s work when I read that Steiner has been instrumental in finding ways of building human/elemental respect and relationship with focus on world peace.

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Call for Commitment to Communicate

Blog #119

Mano did it again. A few months ago, he guided me to buy the book, School of Elementals, as a reminder for me to call on my own elemental workers and companions for help around the house and yard. He also has guided me to decorate the house with many, many gnomes. I thought this was as a way for me to introduce others to the reality of that dimension of Nature and their need to be recognized, acknowledged, and related with. Now I see he is asking me to relate even more often with the house and garden gnomes.

I was enormously grateful for this reminder last month when I had lost my cell phone. After looking everywhere I could think of and no phone, I remembered to ask the house elementals for their help. I noticed a box under the bed that was out of place. I looked inside as I pushed it out of sight and there was my phone. Forty years ago, when I first started working with the elementals, they taught me to find lost items by visualizing what was lost then asking the elemental to find it for me. They told me to stop sitting still, ‘yammering’ for help. Get up and start putting things away. They told me it is easier to move a rolling stone than one stationary in one spot. When I followed that guidance, they led me directly to locate the lost item.

Mano is asking me (and you) to interact and work with the elementals that live in our houses and yards. He arranged for a friend to send me Tanis Helliwell’s reprint of her book, Living with Leprechauns. She wrote the original book 10 years ago with the information and experiences she has had with the Leprechaun friend that had been assigned to work with her. The original book was instrumental in my accepting a deeper place for the work with Mano in my life. All personal questioning was removed when I read that the Leprechaun told her that a human in a long black overcoat came to the Leprechauns asking for volunteers to learn to interact and relate with humans. The earth needed more harmonious relationship and working partners between human and elemental worlds. When I read that the man in the black coat was Rudolph Steiner, I shifted into a deeper place of accepting Mano’s guidance on ways to relate with the elemental kingdom here in my house, on my land, and in my neighborhood.

She wrote the original book 10 years ago when she rented a cottage in Ireland to live for a month of prayer and meditation with a particular goal of enlightenment in mind.  When she walked into the cottage, she saw a Leprechaun family sitting at the table eating dinner. She shouted, “What are you doing here? I have rented this cottage for the summer.” The Mother Leprechaun said, “Oh she sees us,” then she and the children disappeared. The father told her that he had been assigned to work with her to learn more about the way humans think and behave, and she has been assigned to learn how elementals think and behave.

The stimulus I have received so far in reading this new up to date teaching is the importance for me to interact with the elementals more consistently. Especially appreciating the beauty they create in my garden and the forest I live in on a daily basis.

Once on the third day of digging a deep trench to plant asparagus, I sat on the ground with a deep sigh of fatigue. Immediately in front of my closed eyes I saw a small gnome with his hands on his hips, scolding me, saying, “you haven’t once asked for help.”

I had never had this kind of experience before and started immediately sincerely asking for help when walking up steep stairs out of the Amphitheater to the road to my home.  My inner vision showed me two gnomes tying a rope around my waist then the one at the top of the stairs pulling the rope up while the other one behind me pushing. The vision was amusing and the climb up the steep stairs definitely easier.

I have called on their help often during the heavy rain and wind storms asking for safety that none of the falling limbs hurt my home or yard furniture. Asking for safe travel on the highways from falling trees and flash floods. Sending love, peace and harmony to these wild acting nature elements. Now my prayers are for the PG&E workers to be able to restore the electrical power outage that has been going on for the past three days.