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From Lauri: The trunk of a car is a storage space, so that tells me this dream might be about something you have put on hold for a while, but you are now considering bringing it out or moving forward with it.

Jayne: Hi, Kim. You did a reading for us just before Buddy, our beloved conure, passed away, and it brought my husband and me so much comfort. Something wonderful and strange has happened, and I immediately thought of you.

I invite you to stretch your mind. The dimensions are quite clear when we are in stillness. Our neurological systems are wired to understand these realms, but our devices, programmed brains, and the current chaotic field make this deeper spiritual connection challenging.

Over the Christmas period, I am very aware of the relationships people share. I see them joyfully celebrate the love of their families and friends in giving and receiving. I also see sadness as the holidays highlight people’s loneliness and relationship losses.

Thank you so much for sharing your reflections. It means more than you know to hear that the message resonated and stirred something ancient within you. So often, what we call “learning” in this lifetime is truly remembering, as you beautifully said.

Eagle full moon: With soul sickness, we must learn to grow whole and understand that we have power, and we can surmount challenges. We do this by becoming more aware and revealing the dynamics of the wound by tracking, releasing, accepting, and finding the gift of evolution.

What if we sensed love or thought about it as a series of connections? We might think of love as what we do in relationships.

There are so many things in life that we take completely for granted. The gift of breath is often one of those. But clearly, whether we consciously realize it or not, it’s our most important gift.

Two nights in a row now, I have dreamed that someone has either taken or killed my dogs. The first night, it was extremely gory; dog parts were scattered everywhere. The next night, I knew the dogs were gone, and the immense grief was overwhelming. Both mornings, I woke up shaken.

Leah writes: I found out on social media that my granddaughter’s teacher’s home was completely destroyed after hurricane Helene and that her homeowner’s insurance had denied all coverage. It was a modest home for a family of five, including two foster children she’d adopted.