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Thursday, 5 January 2017

Moses, Washington and a Princess ~ Blue Dragon, Eliza Ayres

Moses, Washington and a Princess

Blue Dragon Journal Entry

January 5, 2017




Journal Entry 01.05.2017 - Moses, Washington and a Princess


Again I hit three separate areas for hikes / walks, visiting for the first time the Moses Creek Conservation Area, located north of SR 206, just before the bridge over the Intercoastal Waterway. This area is big, 2,000 acres and covers a variety of habitats. I ended up following a meandering bicycle trail until finally coming out at some bluff-top views of Moses Creek, the vast salt marsh, with the bridge and distant houses lined up on the edge of the waterway. The way back was via the more conventional route, a jeep trail marked with white diamonds. There is about 12 miles of combination hiking, biking and equestrian trails. The existence of the bicycle trails wasn't mentioned in my hiking guide, "50 Hikes in North Florida", but the International Biking Association... should have some information. Canoeing / kayaking and fishing is possible on Moses Creek. There is one dock located at a campsite near a high sandy bluff above the creek.



I had started my day out at an old favorite, Princess Place Preserve, but only did one short hike and drove through on the loop trail and through the Moody Campground area. All the roads are functional now, cleared after the hurricane, but there is still some clean-up work here and there. On the Creek View Trail, you need to know where the trail is in order to follow it until you almost reach the creek side. There is still quite a bit of storm debris covering the area, but the trail meanders through it and over a couple of smaller logs past some creekside cabins. There were the usual fishermen, quite a few campers at Moody Point and even some folks setting up for a Plein Art session on the edge of Stiles Creek... a creek that I have featured in a couple of my paintings taken from photos.



While much of the nation was experiencing snowy or cold weather, Florida was enjoying temperatures in the low 70's. On my travels I ran into a few snowbirds who were enjoying the opportunity to thaw out. At Princess Place, the local hickory groves contributed to what show of "autumn" color Florida tends to have during its cooler months. I can hardly say "cold" can I!



My last stop of the day was at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park, another favorite. I'm getting good use of my annual State Parks Pass. The gardens were beautiful as usual, coming back with fresh plantings and clean-up after the primary hurricane clean-up has been long accomplished. The coquina beach section of the park is still off limits. The dunes, beach ramps and parking lot were wiped out during the hurricane due to a massive storm surge that went clear across A1A but fortunately didn't take out the highway also.

I probably hiked about 5 to 6 miles all told after these three lovely hikes. Continuing on with my exercise regime... in a form that I prefer. And I'm grateful for the farsightedness exercised by local citizens in preserving these lovely parks and wild areas for future generations. The barrier islands and inland regions are getting swiftly divided up and built up. These preserves will protect the waterways, tidal regions and provide safe areas for wildlife. Speaking of wildlife sightings, I nearly forgot... I saw a coyote on the edge of Old Kings Highway and then sighted two dolphins swimming along the Matanzas River off the embankment at Washington Oaks Gardens. I had noticed a breathing noise and then spotted the dark fin of one dolphin, which was soon joined by another. What a joy to see our watery friends!

On the national front, tomorrow, 1/6/2016, the Electoral College will finally announce the results of the Presidential election. Seems such a long-drawn out process and not a very democratic one. I doubt if either side of the political spectrum will breath a sigh of relief; more protests and resistance are on the horizon. And as an old Seattle favorite, Ivar Haglund (owner of a seafood restaurant) used to say, "Keep Clam!" Be that calm eye of the storm while chaos reigns around you.

Blessings to all,

Eliza Ayres

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Sunday, 1 January 2017

Another Year Has Arrived — 2017! ~ Blue Dragon, Eliza Ayres

Another Year Has Arrived — 2017!

Blue Dragon Journal

by Eliza Ayres 

January 1, 2017



 

 

Eliza: Another Year Has Arrived – 2017


Whew… we survived 2016! Now what is this New Year, this new cycle going to bring us? Well, probably whatever we need to continue to grow, expand in consciousness, move into our personal and collective power, weave our interconnectedness on a local and regional level, design new dreams and bring some into being… only time will tell.

For me personally, much occurred in 2016 that was both expected and unexpected. I went into the new year knowing that I would soon be retiring and moving to an entirely new area of the country. I had every intention of being with another fellow traveler and creating a new way of living. Things did not work out, but instead blew up in the most spectacular fashion. I ended up living out the remainder of the year as a lodger in a quiet Florida neighborhood, taking up paint brush and camera and doing little local explorations. I widened the scope of this blog and deepened my own personal connection to spirit, in a more private manner than I have done so in earlier years. There is much of the transformation that I have undergone this past year that I have not shared and will not at this time as much is still “under development”. Sometimes, it is wiser to leave much unsaid than to spill all the beans at once. Let it suffice to say that a circle has been completed and a transition restarted that was begun a while back. My older readers will, for the most part, understand to what I am referring. If not, it is better left unsaid at this time.

Not having relatives who care about me or friends nearby with which to celebrate the holidays, I do not make much of the celebrations, choosing instead to enjoy more quiet time alone. Of course, last year at this time, I was coughing my lungs out, having contracted yet another bout of bronchitis. This year, I suffered through a minor bout of digestive discomfort and a deep sense of fatigue. Acutely sensitive to energies now, I feel the collective’s shifting and discomfort with the sea of rapid changes surrounding them.

So many people are confused, angry and disenchanted with the fall-out from the American election process. Few got what they wanted. Shame and blame is being thrown about from all angles in a massive mud-slinging contest to see who can make their accusations stick the longest before they are taken down in yet another massive disclosure of illegal and subversive activities. The revelations are occurring at every level, from local government and systems to international levels. And still more information gets disclosed by alternative media sources who are no longer hidden by the bright lights and loud lies and propaganda perpetrated by the mass media sources. People are beginning to be able to dig out the truth for themselves, beginning to doubt the information that has been fed to them by their governments, by the media, by various institutions including the banking industry, big Pharma, and other corporations and systems. Nothing can be hidden for long.

While each individual undergoes their own inner revelations, we struggle to come into balance or not. We choose to transmute the energies revealed by our own “mistakes” and follies or to accept that these things were and are merely opportunities to know ourselves better, to test our limits, to widen our perspective and deepen our emotional intelligence. We have a choice to open to feeling compassion for our self and others or to continue to wither away burnt up by jealousy, fear and shame.

I for one struggled deeply with anger this past year. I was brought up to regard anger as suspect, as losing control, something to fear and repress. That repression ended for me. It is not that I will go around and yell at people to their face for it is not in my nature to do so. When I was subjected to such treatment this past year, I was thoroughly shocked and stunned and could only wonder what had brought on such a display of unbalanced and uncontrolled emotional outburst. What I discovered was that in not being truthful to myself, to my own needs and putting myself for a while in the power of another, I had created this outburst as a way to free myself from a difficult situation. The disdain of another was a reflection for the manner in which I had neglected self-care and self-protection while attempting to work for and please another in hopes of developing a sense of security, while building a new life.

It wasn’t to be, and so, once I began to cautiously allow myself to truly feel my anger, it burned away all need to cling to this other person out of fear of being lonely and abandoned in a strange land amongst strangers. I chose to cut all ties and let go, surrendering to the new without expectation or need to know what would happen. The signs that relationship had turned sour long before the final outburst were all there, glaring. Others could see what I was not willing to see…yet, until anger burned the clouds of self-delusion away for good and I saw that once again, I was free to be me.

I am here still, in Florida, where I landed so abruptly, much recovered in wit and physical strength. The past seven months have been ones for healing emotionally and physically, for undergoing unseen changes within and gaining new strength and integration. And towards the end of the year, I began to reconnect with certain individuals with whom I had been close some two years ago. And so it goes, change comes upon us all, some of it new and some of it a picking up of threads of experience still yet to come to fruition and purpose.

Some people chose to close down before the unmapped possibilities and others chose to embrace all that comes their way. I have chosen the latter way, but also realize that each person needs to make their own choices and not be dictated to by others. It is the individual’s responsibility to acknowledge their own humanity and to forgo or let go the various labels of “good” or “bad” placed upon emotions and thoughts. I have come to question everything and continually work on energies that arrive at a conscious level. For this I have come into this world, to transmute and transform energies. Not as a teacher although some will notice my work. Not as a follower, for I question everything. Just as a human among other humans, living through one of the greatest periods of transition and transformation that this world has seen in millions of years.

I tend to forgo many of the trappings of spirituality that others insist in draping about their shoulders, perhaps in a need to display their piety to the world. I don’t know why I have let go of the need to share titles and graces received elsewhere other than they serve no purpose here save to prop up an insecure ego. I do not have lucid dreams or visit other dimensions… or have any recollections of doing so, yet I know who I am, what I am, and that my Higher Self has integrated wholly within. There is no need for exterior trappings or rituals; I am Spirit embodied… and yet human enough to be approached and to approach on a very personal basis. There is no need to be or do anything to attract attention to what is, in the eyes of the world, a very common life and individual, a plain older woman, now retired and living quietly.

Yet, as this New Year arrives, change is once again on the horizon. Dreams will or will not manifest, changes and adjustments will be made and once again, I’ll find myself in a different place and new situation. I will adjust as I have always done… and yet utilize my inner sensitivity with greater confidence, for I finally understand that in being a highly sensitive empath in a harsh world is now a highly desirable attribute. Having accepted my finer (more refined) senses and in coming to understand them in greater depth, I have the advantage of being able to respond to change and to the flow of energies more easily than many other humans. While I have suffered through minor discomforts, I have also managed to overcome much that was formerly genetic weaknesses in my parental bloodlines, despite the added burden of endemic levels of pollution of air, water, food and soil.

Perhaps I arranged it so, in order to be more grounded than some who recognize themselves as fellow star seeds. Perhaps it is merely the fact that I’ve been on the ground a long time, carrying a heavy burden for my fellow man. I now have given up that burden to be devoured by the Violet Flame. It is time for others to take up the mantle of “saving the world”, which in my eyes needs no saving. Change comes whether or not humans find the will to accept it. With the New Year’s arrival, even greater change and revelations are about to arrive, along with even more intense cosmic energies. It is wise to let go and at the same time, brace your legs, relax your knees, and allow your body and consciousness to adapt to the waves as they lift your cosmic boat high above the endless and restless seas of energy.

Humanity appears to be faced with all sorts of unsolvable problems, yet the greatest challenge is simply accepting the gift of being human. As more people begin to accept and acknowledge that they are consciousness or Spirit having a human experience, they will begin to understand their connection to the people and the planet in a more subtle and at the same time more intense fashion. Healing needs to come through the individual, not the collective, and yet those individual heart cords will bind the whole together in a newly felt and experienced harmonious collective, as above so below; as within, so without. It won’t arrive in a flash, yet it will feel that way…for those who have managed to open their hearts and embrace themselves as being already whole, already healed, already more powerful than their human imagination could handle.

Experience in the third dimension was made to purposefully play out in slow motion, with the effects being delayed greatly. As we move in higher more refined frequencies of being, the return of energy becomes more rapid and eventually will be instantaneous. Those who cannot deal with their own thoughts and emotions will be quickly overwhelmed by energies that they have attracted into their world. Self-acceptance, self-care and self-love are called for now. While it has been argued in the past that to love self is to be selfish, as we are now finding, everything has been backward and upside down in this world of lies. Self-love is an acknowledgement of the sanctity of life, as one’s being a point of consciousness, of Spirit made flesh, come into the world to experience and work with the energies that present each moment of each day. With this inner knowledge and acceptance of one’s true self, one will also acknowledge the inner compass that will guide them through life with confidence and surety, through and pass every obstacle or challenge that presents. This inner compass, better known as intuition, is guidance received through the heart directly from Source energy, from the Spirit that dwells within all physicality, yet with an individual focus for each person.

If one learns nothing else from life, it is to revere the wholeness within. One needs no outer temple or rituals to acknowledge the inner truth of being. It is a sacred trust to hold within. And by doing so, the Light that lights the world is reflected through your own heart and in the grace in which you move through the world. Those who can see with the inner eye, will; those whose hearts are closed, will not see and will not hear, for their ears are stopped up by their fear of the unknown.

Find that inner sanctum within your being if you have not done so already. Radiate the love that you are through acts of kindness, towards self and all others who come into your world. Realize that not everyone will accept you as you are. You have a choice, walk away or stay. You always have a choice. Seek that which will gain you peace within, no matter what circumstances you find yourself experiencing without.

Stripped of most (not all) of my belongings, renting a room from a friend, living in a strange new state, I find myself more at peace than at any time in my entire adult life. And now I am emotionally prepared for whatever manifests for me in the future, starting with this new cycle in a “1” year, 2017.

Change comes to all, whether or not you are prepared. Prepare by stripping the decks of all that is not required. Clear the space of the old so you can receive the new. You are more powerful than your human imagination will allow you to know. Allow that knowledge of your true being to percolate through your awareness and come to a balance, between the utilization of intellect and that of intuition. The ego serves as a guide and protector while we are embodied, so use it well and with discretion, all the while listening to and following the guidance that spirit whispers through heart and intuition. You will arrive at many points of sudden understanding. Can you allow yourself to follow these new points of knowing or will you continue to reject your own wisdom believing that you must follow old beliefs and old rules instead? Only you can determine the outcome for yourself. I have arrived at my own conclusions and still allow for more inner knowing to come to the surface for review. It is all transition and flow. Plans will change, adjust and come to fruition or not. It does not matter.

Within this past year I have endured storms of emotion and physical storms up to hurricane level. I have survived and emerged stronger and more flexible than ever. I embrace what comes next with all my being.

May 2017 bring your brightest dreams into manifestation, with joy and abundance for all.

Namaste.

Eliza Ayres

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Tuesday, 27 December 2016

Boxing Day ~ Blue Dragon, Eliza Ayres

Boxing Day

Blue Dragon Journal Entry 12.26.2016

by Eliza Ayres

December 26, 2016




Journal Entry 12.26.2016 - "Boxing Day"

Okay, I'm not British...this lifetime, but I was in my last one. And I learned about Boxing Day from my elder sister who lives in Canada. Anyway... I avoid the after Christmas rush by leaving the house before most stores were opened and headed towards the beach.



Initially I ended up at Varn Beach, a Flagler County access point just north of Flagler Beach. Only one of the original three beach ramps are functioning and only one half. The rest are still hanging out in the air, twisted as a result of storm damage from Hurricane Matthew, nearly three months ago now. Beach clean up is now pretty much complete, although some areas are still carting in sand from elsewhere to build up dunes, backyards and in some instances, roads, back to a semblance of what was there before. Of course, there is really no going back. And it is odd to see those formerly multi-million dollar houses now without even decent access or power. Goes with being on the edge of a hurricane-prone coastline. My engineer father would have disapproved of the county fathers even allowing houses to be built on such a precarious setting.



Next stop was one of my favorite places in Flagler County, Washington Oaks Gardens State Park. The formal gardens are worth the entrance fee alone. And there is about 4 miles of hikes / walks in the park, as well. The camellias were beginning to bloom, which they do here in the winter. I remember them blooming in late winter / early spring in the Pacific Northwest (Puget Sound Region) but usually getting bitten by late frosts. I'll go back periodically to check on the camellias progress with blooming, as well as the azaleas which also begin to bloom in mid-winter. Everything is rather turned around here from my experience in the northern climes. Butterflies are still out and birds are quite active. It was a joy to see just one pelican flying along above the Intracoastal Waterway.



I had soon completed my tour of the gardens and drove further north, scoping out possible other places for exploration. Then I headed to another favorite park, Princess Place Preserve... that beautiful 1,500 acre preserve in Flagler County, which I consider one of the crown jewels of the natural preserves in the area.







It being a holiday for many people since Christmas was on the weekend, there were a few more people than what I see on a "normal" weekday. That, and it is the holiday week and there are a lot of snowbirds visiting the area. I saw some folks with their horses riding around the numerous equestrian trails, people fishing, kayakers, fishing boats, and a few other walkers like myself.

I managed to complete the 2.5 mile Hominy Branch Trail today, negotiating the muddy stretch without problem, which stopped me before with a six-inch or more very large murky puddle left over from hurricane-related storm surge. The puddle had "dried out" to a merely muddy patch which I gingerly walked through and on to complete the rest of the loop. There was a touch of autumn color (this is Florida; nothing is "on schedule" according to the rest of the world) with the hickories and Turkey oaks. And I noted a nice patch of native Coontie (arrowroot) growing in a grove of hickories, filling in as an attractive ground cover. I have written before about Coontie, a plant that was nearly exterminated by the greed of people seeking the ingredient for arrowroot biscuits and the like. Fortunately, Coontie is making a slow come-back in the wild and makes an attractive addition to a Florida garden, as well.



Next, I walked from the Ranger Station to the island trail, one of the first trails that I explored last August upon discovering Princess Place. The island had taken a beating from the storm, but I could follow the trail despite parts of it being partially buried in storm surge debris. And before walking this little .6 mile trail, I had a long conversation with a retired couple who live in Patlaka, who were scouting out possible camping sites for their RV. Princess Place doesn't have suitable sites for such a large vehicle, especially seeing that most of the roads are sandy, too. However, we had a nice chat. I suggested a couple other State Parks in the area. It is pretty amazing how well I've come to know this area in a short amount of time.

Altogether, this was a very nice outing and a fitting end to the Christmas holiday for me. I spent a lot of time resting this past weekend with a mild digestive ailment, but am such improved... having walked over four miles today without effort.

Last night, Christmas night, I felt a wave of emotion, mostly grief pass through from the collective. Christmas is a difficult time of the year for a lot of people, even those who have gatherings to go to with family and friends. There are so many unmet expectations. I let go of the holidays in general nearly two decades ago, after my parents passed and the rest of my family in all practical sense disowned me. So I do what I want and how I want to... and that is to spend a lot of time resting or out in Nature enjoying the beauty that surrounds us at every turn.

The New Year approaches rapidly and with it a new surge of energetic waves. Keep centered, neutral and adaptable, to catch the waves of change with grace and ease.

Namaste and Season's Greetings!

Eliza Ayres

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