Fairy of Light

Siddhananda: (holding up a clear, crystalline stone - smiles and closes her eyes) Okay, so, a little nice, bright stone. Very clear. There's lot of light coming from it, emanating out into kind of a pink color, and now it’s becoming a nice pink rose looking feeling. So far, so good.

G: So far, so good (smiling). No magic tricks (laughing).

Siddhananda: Not yet (chuckling). So ... oh, boy. So, there's a little fairy looking thing above it (a little burst of laughter).

G: (laughing)

Siddhananda: What is happening lately (shaking her head and smiling)? That full moon’s kind of ... whoosh (gestures with hand to indicate something diving down) and changing things. Yeah, it’s a Tinker Bell fairy looking thing above this rose. Let me see what it has to say (closing her eyes).

Spirit:
I'm a Fairy of Light
I dance in light
I dance with all that’s good
That's what humanity should do
They should be with all that's good

Siddhananda: It’s like the building of a character. I do see some bricks kind of being built and laid one on top of the other. It's like that’s your foundation that you build. It does have different things within it in terms of honesty, transparency and an open heart. That’s the foundation that they’re showing they’re building. So, there's a good message in that.
    I do still see that fairy there though (both Siddhananda and G are laughing). Let me see what the fairy is about there (closing her eyes again) just because they’re playful, and that's an okay thing.
    They are, though, showing this foundation. They have their little wand there, and they’re touching it with light (gesturing as if there's a wand in her hand that she's tapping here and there).

G: (chuckling)

Siddhananda:  They are saying that this light can then enter. They’re just touching each brick that they’ve laid with light to really infuse that (gesturing again as if tapping with a wand). So, okay, thank you so much little fairy (both Siddhananda and G make heart gestures with hands).

G: Little fairyyyy (saying merrily and chuckling).

Siddhananda: At least there was something okay in that message though (smiling).

G: Yeah, no, it was okay. That was an okay message.

Siddhananda: Are you sure you don’t want me to call it back so that you can have a little fairy on your shoulder (joking with G)?

G: No, I think Tinkerbell can go on her way (laughing).


Siddhananda: Ohhh, darn it ... I  figured. Alright, Tinkerrr Bell is on her way.