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May 2009 
The Power of Ladybugs
Posted on Apr 9th, 2008
by 
Mark Jordan
Mark Jordan
Last night, just before I crawled into bed, I discovered a little ladybug in my room. Normally I do my best to relocate my little friends, but she was much too quick and small for me. So I let her stay. Somewhere in the back of my mind I figured she must be a good sign (it turns out they're a symbol of good luck, among other things). I lit my candles, made my list of things I'm grateful for, the things I accomplished, and the abundance that manifested during the day.
Most of all, I was grateful for all the new friends, and all the people who offered to pray for my friend.
I picked up my Book of Rumi, and read his eulogy to Sanai.
Most of all, I was grateful for all the new friends, and all the people who offered to pray for my friend.
I picked up my Book of Rumi, and read his eulogy to Sanai.
Silk must not be compared with striped canvas.
Be quiet and clear now
like the final touchpoints of calligraphy.
Be quiet and clear now
like the final touchpoints of calligraphy.
I blew out the candle and began sending Reiki to my friend. I have no idea how long I was doing that before sleep came upon me and I asked my guides to continue sending her Reiki. About 3:21 I awoke, and again at 5:11. In both cases, I started sending Reiki again and asked the guides to continue if I fell back asleep.
This morning I had to go to the bank. There was a problem with one of my accounts because my paycheck was deposited a week late. I went in with a soft demeanor, and before I knew it the branch manager was helping me secure a business line of credit, a free business checking account, and a free business credit card.
I went to the grocery store, then called the video game store for my son. He has been wanting a Wii system since Christmas, and finally saved enough. Sure enough, they had just opened the shipment and there was a Wii. I drove there and picked it up for him.
I came home and there was a message from the band Here II Here on my post about their song Holy. Seems that they enjoyed my post and me sharing their music. I was impressed that they would appreciate my post.
I got my work done, got to spend time with my son, and reconnected with another friend.
I'm truly blessed.
This morning I had to go to the bank. There was a problem with one of my accounts because my paycheck was deposited a week late. I went in with a soft demeanor, and before I knew it the branch manager was helping me secure a business line of credit, a free business checking account, and a free business credit card.
I went to the grocery store, then called the video game store for my son. He has been wanting a Wii system since Christmas, and finally saved enough. Sure enough, they had just opened the shipment and there was a Wii. I drove there and picked it up for him.
I came home and there was a message from the band Here II Here on my post about their song Holy. Seems that they enjoyed my post and me sharing their music. I was impressed that they would appreciate my post.
I got my work done, got to spend time with my son, and reconnected with another friend.
I'm truly blessed.
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I'm an RN but I still believe in “alternative healing” In the case of the ladybug, I think they are magical :) Folklore say if one lands on you and you are ill, when it flies away it will take the illness with you. One appeared in my house this winter when I had a bad cough..I thought…now how could this be, it's 30 degrees outside! It stayed in the corner of my window sill for a week and then disappeared.
Maybe the one in your house is being attentive to you, because when a friend is ill, it can be hard on the friend or healer too.
Much healing and love to both of you… J
-By the way Wii tennis is a blaaaaast!
Maybe the lady bug wants to watch :)
I'm pretty good about protecting myself when sending healing. It actually energizes me. But I did not know about their healing properties.
My son took the Wii back to his house, so no Wii tennis here. Maybe he'll invite me over for a game soon.
A beautiful blog, Mark. And a wonderful video too. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.