Here in the Midwest, spring can’t decide whether it really wants to come out and play (though I should add that this is becoming a trend in recent years), so I brought in some spring from a local coffeeshop that was selling these local grown beauties.
While it’s easy to see the beauty in the world, don’t turn away from everything you perceive as ugly – there may be beauty there in the form of wisdom or growth. Today’s pick reminds me much of the stories of the loathly damsels/hags in Arthurian stories and Celtic myth, such as Kundry and Ragnall, who are both instrumental in quests undertaken by the knights. And forgive the kitty paw – our elderly cat was being demanding this morning. Blessings!
Do Not Fear the Unknown
The ugly is not always bad and evil, and the beautiful not always good and just. Failure is not predetermined, nor is it a given that others laugh at you if you choose to follow your dreams. I tis your fear of the unknown that makes you question and judge. Do not let another’s experience be the truth that guide you. Do not allow another’s experience be the truth that guides you. Do not allow your fear of the unknown outcome to hold you prisoner. Your own experience could be both different and rewarding. Live!
Messenger Oracle by Ravynne Phelan
Parting the Mists 
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