Last night I attended a Fire Ceremony. A man named Ljubomir Rozic has these Shamanic ceremonies at each new and full moon. There’s a bit of learning about a healing concept, a meditation, and then the fire. He teaches everyone to touch the fire and bring it into their heart chakra (there are no burning or special effects involved!). We also put a list into the fire of things we would like to remove from our lives. Then Ljubomir changes the frequency of the fire to manifestation, and we put (either symbolically or physically) into the fire a list of things we want to manifest into our lives. By the way, it was pouring rain last night, and we still gathered and did the ritual. This was my first time going, and I really liked it. It was also my husband’s birthday. He wanted to go (to my surprise), and also really liked it.

I’ve been thinking lately that I have lots of things in the fire (symbolically). You know the expression “A lot of irons in the fire”? That’s what I mean. I’ve got a lot of irons in the fire, and I’m waiting to see what’s going to come out.

The things I have in the fire are all things that I’ve applied for, or inquired about, and am waiting for results or answers.

Here’s my list:

So, these are a lot of works in progress, and my need for patience is at a premium. There’s such an element of surrender in waiting. I’m very much an action person, and those of you who’ve read my blog over the last few years (bless you all!) know that this is one of my life lessons. 

Meanwhile, I’m working on things that need action now – teaching, giving Reiki, promoting events, finding a venue for my big spring Practical Reiki workshop, etc. Of course, there are personal life things going on always too. Next month is my oldest daughter’s Bat Mitzvah. There are school activities, homework, lunches, grocery shopping, chores, and a big group of holidays to observe in the next few weeks. 

So I breathe. And put myself back into the space of the present moment. “Just love,” I remind myself. It’s all about that.

And, I’ll let the fire ignite, offer, and shape what’s been placed in there. I look forward to seeing what emerges, all in the right time.