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Showing posts with label christmas spirit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas spirit. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Merry Christmas!
Monday, December 23, 2013
Letter from the Spiritual Santa
When I saw this post in my email inbox, and then read the whole Santa letter on Kristie's blog, it seemed perfect for this blog...
Letter from Santa
by Kristie Burns
http://www.earthschooling.com
This is from Santa. Not the Santa of the chimneys and reindeer, but the real Santa. I have enjoyed the stories that people have created about me over the years but I think you are old enough now to know the real story. Did you know that in some countries I don’t come on Christmas day? I come on St. Nicolas Day and I fill their boots with treats. In America they changed the story to Christmas day and I fill their socks instead of boots. Some people thought it was sort of icky to fill their
socks so they created really pretty socks for me to fill. ...
I am known by so many different names and faces that are not the “real” me, but who doesn’t like a story? I find the stories very creative and wonderful and since they are each accurate in their own way I don’t mind! My favorite is the one about my riding a sleigh and delivering presents all night. That is accurate in a way, for I never sleep or run out of energy so I could, in theory do that, but I do not need a sleigh to ride. There are so many angels on the earth that watch over you and protect you and we each have our own job – some protect from accidents, some teach wisdom, some are keepers of history, and we each have done our jobs since the beginning of time and will continue forever to do our jobs for angels never tire and never sleep. We don’t really have names but in some books we have given ourselves names to make our stories easier to read. It is hard for humans to understand something that they cannot see and that does not have a name!
You may also be familiar with the angel of awakening childhood (the tooth fairy who guides you across the bridge from childhood to being a young lady or young man as you loose your teeth along the way), or the angel of eternal life who teaches us about the endurance of spirit and the rebirth of the soul during Easter. And what about your guardian angel? Everyone has one of those. Some of the angels don’t even have names. They are eagerly awaiting the day when humankind gives THEM names too. ...
I inspire people to do my work through their spirit. Sometimes this may awaken them in the middle of the night to fill a stocking and they may think they were dreaming. Sometimes they are aware of what they are doing and remember doing it. But in both cases I have been able to motivate millions of parents around the world to share my vision. ...
Nobody can ever really understand me completely – for you are humans and I am spirit. However, the more stories you create, the closer you come to understanding who and what I am. So please continue creating stories and pictures and please continue my tradition and pass it on to your children.
Merry Christmas!
Santa
(Read more of this letter at http://earthschooling.info/thebearthinstitute/?p=1648)
Thanks for dropping by! Hope you are having a wonderful holiday season and will have a joyful and wonder-filled new year.
Letter from Santa
by Kristie Burns
http://www.earthschooling.com
This is from Santa. Not the Santa of the chimneys and reindeer, but the real Santa. I have enjoyed the stories that people have created about me over the years but I think you are old enough now to know the real story. Did you know that in some countries I don’t come on Christmas day? I come on St. Nicolas Day and I fill their boots with treats. In America they changed the story to Christmas day and I fill their socks instead of boots. Some people thought it was sort of icky to fill their
socks so they created really pretty socks for me to fill. ...
I am known by so many different names and faces that are not the “real” me, but who doesn’t like a story? I find the stories very creative and wonderful and since they are each accurate in their own way I don’t mind! My favorite is the one about my riding a sleigh and delivering presents all night. That is accurate in a way, for I never sleep or run out of energy so I could, in theory do that, but I do not need a sleigh to ride. There are so many angels on the earth that watch over you and protect you and we each have our own job – some protect from accidents, some teach wisdom, some are keepers of history, and we each have done our jobs since the beginning of time and will continue forever to do our jobs for angels never tire and never sleep. We don’t really have names but in some books we have given ourselves names to make our stories easier to read. It is hard for humans to understand something that they cannot see and that does not have a name!
You may also be familiar with the angel of awakening childhood (the tooth fairy who guides you across the bridge from childhood to being a young lady or young man as you loose your teeth along the way), or the angel of eternal life who teaches us about the endurance of spirit and the rebirth of the soul during Easter. And what about your guardian angel? Everyone has one of those. Some of the angels don’t even have names. They are eagerly awaiting the day when humankind gives THEM names too. ...
I inspire people to do my work through their spirit. Sometimes this may awaken them in the middle of the night to fill a stocking and they may think they were dreaming. Sometimes they are aware of what they are doing and remember doing it. But in both cases I have been able to motivate millions of parents around the world to share my vision. ...
Nobody can ever really understand me completely – for you are humans and I am spirit. However, the more stories you create, the closer you come to understanding who and what I am. So please continue creating stories and pictures and please continue my tradition and pass it on to your children.
Merry Christmas!
Santa
(Read more of this letter at http://earthschooling.info/thebearthinstitute/?p=1648)
Thanks for dropping by! Hope you are having a wonderful holiday season and will have a joyful and wonder-filled new year.
Sunday, December 1, 2013
30 Days of Deity Devotion: Introducing Santa
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Welcome to the first day of my 30 Days of Deity Devotion!
Since you're here, I think it's safe to say that you are well-acquainted with Santa already, and familiar with the traditional Santa story. But I want to encourage you to consider meeting and coming to know Santa in a whole new way by following along on my journey or getting the report I offer or both.
This won't be your grandmother's Santa, but it might be your great-great-great-great-great-grandmother's, especially now that she is in spirit!
During the next 30 days, I will be sharing all I have come to know about the spirit Santa and at the end, we'll see where we are. Coming with me?
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Monday, November 18, 2013
The 31 Days Blog Challenge

Starting today and for the next 31 days, I will be participating in this challenge. I may not necessarily post each day but will post as often as I can.
Today's action step in the challenge is to create an elevator pitch about who the blog is written for and here is mine...
I am writing for magical women who have a wish that they could believe in Santa Claus again but they are not sure how or what that would mean. I'm creating a free report that will help them do that and telling my story of how it happened for me.
I am also taking another challenge this month, which I will tell you about in my next post.
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Sunday, November 17, 2013
Welcome to My Santa Blog!
Welcome!
A few years ago, one unseasonably warm weekend afternoon in December, my son and I were watching a Hallmark Christmas movie and lamenting the fact that it was fiction. We both wished that there really was a magical Santa who could intervene in and revolutionize the lives of everyone he touched just as he had done in the movie we were watching.
We wished we could believe.
Unbeknownst to me at the time, that afternoon was the start of a change in my life. My heart opened to the possibility of believing again.
And then last year, out of the blue, also while watching a Christmas movie, I just announced to my son that I was considering believing in Santa Claus again. I didn't know what it would mean, and I knew it would not mean believing in the Coca-Cola-inspired vision of fluffiness who climbs into chimneys all around the world to leave wished-for treasures for good boys and girls.
It was only the beginning, but it was a big one.
I'm writing this blog for others of you who have a similar vague notion that you wish you could believe again but you don't know how. Or maybe you even feel called in some way and aren't yet sure what that means.
I hope this blog will help!
To read more of my story, sign up for my ebooklet, "How to Believe in Santa Claus Again."
Thanks for dropping by! Hope we can connect again.
A few years ago, one unseasonably warm weekend afternoon in December, my son and I were watching a Hallmark Christmas movie and lamenting the fact that it was fiction. We both wished that there really was a magical Santa who could intervene in and revolutionize the lives of everyone he touched just as he had done in the movie we were watching.
We wished we could believe.
Unbeknownst to me at the time, that afternoon was the start of a change in my life. My heart opened to the possibility of believing again.
And then last year, out of the blue, also while watching a Christmas movie, I just announced to my son that I was considering believing in Santa Claus again. I didn't know what it would mean, and I knew it would not mean believing in the Coca-Cola-inspired vision of fluffiness who climbs into chimneys all around the world to leave wished-for treasures for good boys and girls.
It was only the beginning, but it was a big one.
I'm writing this blog for others of you who have a similar vague notion that you wish you could believe again but you don't know how. Or maybe you even feel called in some way and aren't yet sure what that means.
I hope this blog will help!
To read more of my story, sign up for my ebooklet, "How to Believe in Santa Claus Again."
Thanks for dropping by! Hope we can connect again.
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