Three-Leaf Clover

Siddhananda: (pause) Okay, so that rock looks a little bit… no, it looks very clear in my mind as well. I see a little something in it as we approach it and zoom in. It looks like a clover. It looks like a three-leaf clover. I’ve never found a four-leaf, have you?

G: No, they are not very often that you find those.

Siddhananda: Boy, I looked. I used to go to a school called Clover Valley and all in the valley was clovers. And we would look all day for four-leaf clovers. Sometimes we’d tear one of the leaves in half.

G: And try to make it look… (laughing)

Siddhananda: Try to fake it! It didn’t go over. And then we made necklaces of the little flowers.

G: Oh, I remember making the little daisy chains and stuff.

Siddhananda: Right, when we went in and the teachers got so mad we had those on. They’d take them right off of us.

G: Oh yeah, they’d make you take them off.

Siddhananda: Yeah. It wasn’t fun.

G: They weren’t fun. They wouldn’t let us have any fun.

Siddhananda: No, that’s no fun.

G: No.

Siddhananda: But, I do see a little clover, so maybe it feels like an Irish energy.

G: Oh, okay.

Siddhananda: I do see a bit of the Irish green.

G: A little bit of the Irish.

Siddhananda: A little bit of the Irish, which we haven’t had here before. Although we do have somebody on the path who is Irish.

G: We do.

Siddhananda: So, I do feel Ireland there, though I’ve never been there. I do feel a lot of green, lush hills. It’s just a very green feeling and a wonderful feeling actually with their nature there. It’s awesome. (pause) Okay. So, I’m seeing a heart reflected in it, then a three-leaf clover in that.

G: Okay.

Siddhananda: So, let’s see what the message might be. And what’s the little Irish fellow that you see in St. Patrick’s Day?

G: Little leprechauns?

Siddhananda: Little leprechauns! I see a little leprechaun there, too. I do see someone with a mug of beer. Taverns, I’m feeling. Tavern energies. So far, it was green. It was lush. Now, we’re in the tavern.

G: Now, we’re in the tavern. Okay.

Siddhananda: (laughing) What a lead in! So, they are there with a frothy beer. They are doing a lot of cheering with the beer and the froth and the goings on that go on in taverns.

G: Not our usual clientele. (laughing)

Siddhananda: They have a little red tone to their skin, which Irish sometimes can, but…

G: Especially when they are doing a lot of imbibing.

Siddhananda: I was going to say, I would say the imbibing brings a little rosy cheeks, too.

G: A little rosy. Rosy nose.

Siddhananda: Rosy nose and cheeks! So, let’s see what questions they might have. So they lived that way, doing a lot of social partying and drinking and gathering. It feels like a male energy. (pause) They feel lost now. They just feel drifting and I do still see beer. I don’t know if they still got some of that in them, maybe some toxicity. I don’t know. They’ve got that beer. That’s not good. Okay, let’s see what they desire from us.

G: Yeah, let’s see what they want. Let’s see what they are looking for.

Siddhananda: Exactly! (pause) They are saying they desire to be of good cheer.

G: Okay.

Siddhananda: They desire to be social more. But, they want to continue with this… I see the beer mugs clashing together.

G: Yeah, it doesn’t sound like somebody that really wants to make progress. They just want to continue and go back into another form.

Siddhananda: Yeah, they are saying, “No challenges.”

G: Yeah, they just want to continue where they are at.

Siddhananda: Why they are here, I don’t know.

G: Yeah, so, again, they might just want to go to the guides and masters, whatever, and just ask for another birth. That’s all. I mean, just get ready for another birth, because they just want to get pulled into another birth and continue where they left off.

Siddhananda: See if they want to learn anything.

G: It doesn’t sound like they want to.

Siddhananda: They want to climb. There are some stairs. They want to climb a little higher, but I don’t see them letting go of this social thing.

G: Yeah, no, they are not really here for spiritual. That’s not their number one thing.

Siddhananda: Exactly.

G: It’s like whatever they come into. So, just ask for a rebirth where you can move forward in some direction.

Siddhananda: There you go. I think that’s the best thing for this soul. I do see the little leprechaun and the three-leaf clover is being projected. Okay, three-leafed clover. (moving the rock over to the side) Oops, should I put that there?

G: Yeah, that’s fine.

Siddhananda: Oh, you’ve got them in in the right spot there?

G: Yeah.

Siddhananda: Okay, yeah, so maybe they just got to keep looking for that four-leaf clover. I don’t know. (laughing) I tell you!