Follow Your Star

I woke up to the sound of church bells ringing from a few streets away. I remembered that today Epiphany would be observed in church. When I think of the Magi following a star not knowing where they were heading, I too feel like I'm being guided to a place I've never been. Epiphany in one sense refers to recognizing the divine within.

I find myself doing research for my day job and I'm always struck when I come across the idea of witnessing Christ in others. Each time I read this I am reminded that each one of us is divine and beautiful. One of the best gifts we can give each other is recognizing this light within. This is why I often sign off with the word, Namaste, for it is recognizing and honoring this light within each of us.

I am graced with an uncanny sense of direction. Without maps or a gps I have found my way when "lost" by trusting my intuition. As I look out onto 2012, I feel called to follow my own star, to listen to my intuition, and to recognize the divine in everyone I meet along the way.

Thank you friends for sharing this journey with me. A journey is best when shared with others.

I honor the light within you, Namaste,

Kathryn, Collage Diva

Comments

[Jeanne]

How beautiful indeed.
You are a bright shining star.
Love Jeanne

[Mary Beth Volpini]

The following was part of the Living Liturgy, Epiphany 2012: "Even when we seem to lose sight of the star and the way forward is no longer clear, even when evil forces seek to thwart our search, we can trust that god never leaves us in darkness but always leads us to the light."