Psychic Philosophy for Today (13th October 2013)

Attraction at an open window, of to look in. As commitments could not make them any more happier, it is how life changes outside that they are concerned. Where the attracting star brings those well wishes for feeling that love in the air.

Not all spells are bad, this one is for love for a new flame. A flame to have in the palm of their hands as if to pick them up and carry them away.

To scrub up well to make an impression as wanting to run away with the circus, or is it saying goodbye to why to be packing.

Brighten up that mind can see how ancient tales reveal that bride where it was all worth smiling about, life was happy. Only knowing with some like to consider who sits above them to tell how they to live life, like a parent to their child.

In the forest; gently drifting down the lake upon a ship made to resemble a giant sea-creature, to disguise their presence as they use the oars to sail down. With the attraction of the prism of lights in the heavens to guide them, the mass gathering of people on dryland distract their cause. Not to be seen as mighty men approaching, their wooden made ship with a long necked head and oars as long platter feet, could be seen as a sea-creature from a distant past. Yet, they are welcomed with opened arms than with sword and shields, could this be our rivalry sportsmen. Putting into practise to make perfect for this special event to compete in. To make a grand entrance for their competitive nature, drifting in upon the gentle waters of the lake.

In the stones; not wanting to touch them with a barge pole however they use this to push away only the ripples caused makes them slowly drift towards, putting them on the hot seat has matters so settled they could walk upon this gentle water, wanting to fill in every slightest little gap for detail a loved one comes in like blazing guns and makes settled waters upturned.


Numbers Ch.19:V.16 "And whosoever toucheth one that is slain with a sword in the open fields, or a dead body, or a bone of a man, or a grave, shall be unclean seven days."