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November 27, 2009

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Carmen

Kathryn!
Don't you love experiences that are so meaningful, and art that touches us in such special way, make everything elso seem so trivial.
Thanks for sharing.
Carmen

susie

I do believe in signs, also. Doesn't it make your spine tingle when things align and you know something special has happened for you? At those times it is easy to know what is important.

michelle ward

Kathryn - what a beautiful thread of connection from the music to the geese, and the messages you became aware of because you are a seeker. Thank you for sharing your collage, your definitions of meanings, and the lovely piece of music. So many signs. So many sentimental connections. It's way more than being where you are supposed to be....I think no matter where you are you would make the most of it and find value in your placement. xo

Gina

A beautiful and inspiring post! I, too, believe in serendipity, which seems to happen at certain times and during special events in our lives. We just need to remember to tune into the signs around us. Thank you!

teri

It's just incredible, isn't it, how our loved ones reach out to us from the other side? And so often it is music that touches us. I've come to understand that there are no coincidences, and that we must pay attention to the signs. xo

Kara aka Mother Henna

Kismet. This is the song played at our son's funeral. I feel like it is a little wave from him...being that it is posted as part of your kismet entry here and that I haven't listened to it or looked for video of it in forever. Signs, signs, everywhere are signs.
xo

Cath

Right where you are meant to be indeed. I could not listen to the music though - I feel a bit fragile tonight. But I may well come back to it. BTW I really like how you have explained the reason behind the elements on your page - thanks for sharing.

Helen

Beautyful signs and good of you to tell us about them. The key is also a sign I like to use, but I never really know what it says to me.

Eileen

I am one of the two women you met at the funeral. I am struck by the Canadian geese since Marie Gloire - Gloria - the woman we were returning to the earth was so thoroughly French Canadian. My mother and she have been close friends since the 6th grade even though they didn't even live in the same state for 68 of their 82 years. I'm glad to reflect on Gloria flying free. I hope my brother Tommy who died at 40 and was her Godson was there to meet her!!

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