For this Sunday, March 25th, the focus for our meditation will be on Safety. This week has seen the tragic incident of a young man named Trayvon Martin lose his life in what appears to be a profound misunderstanding. The facts remain unclear, but from all accounts it seems both parties felt their Safety was at risk. George Zimmerman, the resident in Sanford, Florida, apparently felt the Safety of his neighborhood was being threatened, and Trayvon, according to the cell phone conversation he was having with his girlfriend, likewise felt threatened by someone he described as following him. Without passing judgment on either individual it is incredible that in such circumstances people should feel Unsafe. Yet we hear time and time again accounts of people arming themselves or feeling fearful in their own homes and neighborhoods. Unfortunately, in instances such as this one, the lack of a feeling of a Safety can lead to irreversible errors in judgment. The one thing we can do to help prevent similar incidents in the future is to offer our prayers and seek to bring the energy of light and Safety into our communities and neighborhoods. Let us use our meditation this week to ask that residents across this nation feel secure in the places where they live, and let us ask that any feelings of fear be replaced with a sense of Safety instead.
Please follow the same practice as before: Get centered in your body, ask to bring in your guides and others who are there to assist us, connect to the circle of others participating in this project, and create the brilliant star-like light over the nation. Extend blue rays from the center of this light to the nation's four borders and then connect to the grid or matrix that extends from the circle.
Ask yourself how does it feel in my body when I know I am secure and Safe in my environment? What does it feel like when I recognize there is Safety surrounding me? Then send the energy and intention of that feeling to the nation.
Be sure to disconnect from the circle at the end and express thanks for those who have helped us in this effort.
If you have feedback or experiences you would like to share please let me know via e-mail to k_miritello@bellsouth.net or kmiritello@gmail.com
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