Divine Love Eradicates the Past

Reflections from a lived moment today -

This photo was taken while I was leading and playing with children.

When you begin to live from your HeartSpace, seeing everything through the lens of divine love… all sides dissolve. All past is transmuted. All is forgiven. All is returned to beautiful energy. Back to the whole. For everyone involved.

It’s like an undoing invocation mantra:

“Mistakes have been made in these situations. I ask for the effects of all mistakes to be undone, unwound, unbound, unchained, and for love to replace where it could not go before.”

That frequency showed up today in a small, ordinary miracle.

((Dragonfly found in the garden at a school I work with))

That frequency showed up today in a small, ordinary miracle.

One student came in to tell me, “There’s a yellow jacket on the ground!”

I asked, “Okay, where?”

She pointed, and I placed my finger in front of it. It crawled onto me.

“Where should we move it?” I asked.

“Over there!” She pointed to some yarrow and a tree.

Several children followed, just wanting to watch.

This became a gentle lesson in respect and observation.

No judgment.

Just honoring life as it moves.

We explored the differences between yellow jackets and bees - anatomy, behavior, purpose - simply observing, simply explaining.

And then a bee appeared in the clover, as well as a dragonfly, and this dragonfly in the grapes as well!

I snapped a photo.

I giggled. - remembering a wise, magical child from years ago (now a teenager) who once told me that dragonflies are incarnated elementals, briefly stopping by to check on us.

I don’t know if that’s true in the way facts demand truth.

But it’s true in the way the heart recognizes.

I love seeing life through equanimity and stillness. Every moment becomes an adventure. Every creature, every interaction, an invitation to expand heart awareness. Divine love doesn’t just heal the past; it illuminates the present and frees the future.

It makes my heart ecstatic.

And it turns even the smallest moments into quiet adventures.