Dragon – A Lighthouse for the Soul

Geoffrey is my own personal dragon, and the picture below is close to how I see him. And while his message was directed at me because I asked, it’s really meant for all lightworkers. — Rob

Rob: Geoffrey is waiting on me at the grassy place where I usually meet him, overlooking the water. I walk up and pat him on his head and neck. It’s always so cool to look at the iridescent green feathers.

Geoffrey, I seem to be drawing these cards today that, while they’re all dragon cards, these in particular, struck me that they all have something to do with the air. Maybe you can share a little something. Why are these, in particular, calling me so much?

Geoffrey: Welcome back, Rob. Yes, this is Geoffrey. As you know, I am always within you, always within your heart. So it is nice every now and then to come out and stretch my legs, stretch my wings, to meet you in this place where we can have a conversation. Perhaps later we’ll actually go for a fly.

Yeah, the cards were away to bring your attention to something that’s been on your mind — the theme of the air as an elemental and, as you mentioned, your totem animal of a bird of prey. But it doesn’t matter what the bird is. It’s a reminder to see life from the higher perspective, from up in the air, looking down at the life that you are living, that others are living, the experiences you’re all choosing to have together. It’s a reminder to see things from the perspective of heaven.

Why are things happening the way they are? There is a reason for everything, and it’s important for you to maintain the balance while you are here in form. You must also maintain a sense of understanding from the higher perspective that these are all just experiences for you to learn, for you to grow, for you to understand who you really are.

While you were searching for topics to channel on, you also saw the word “charity.” Again, this was intentional. And I would remind you, charity, simply giving of yourself, what has been bothering you, the reason you asked to speak to Linda, is all about questioning yourself [about] the offering that you are giving to others. This is all an act of charity.

Charity is simply wanting to share the knowledge that you have, the wisdom that you have. For once you gain that knowledge and wisdom, it wants to be shared … and you are more than happy to accommodate. This is what you do. This is what everyone eventually does.

But I would remind you again, from the higher perspective, that in offering that sharing, the sharing in itself is its own reward. Having expectations of gaining anything else as a result is a fool’s errand. You’re missing the point. The sharing in itself is its own reward.

[With all the news of such turmoil in the world, I just wanted to have some fun … and Quan Yin was more than happy to accommodate! — Rob]

Rob: I don’t know who this is going to be. I don’t even know what it’s going to be about. All I know is I want it to be fun — nothing too heavy. … I know who it’s going to be — Quan Yin. I see her coming in, riding on the dragon.

Quan Yin: Well, hello, Rob! You said you wanted to do something fun, so let’s just go for a ride. Come on, hop on board. Let’s go. We can talk while flying. You didn’t get to go sailing this weekend due to the weather, but that’s okay. You can take a ride on a dragon anytime you want. When it’s pouring rain outside, climb into your comfy chair [and] just go for a ride.

And as with sailing, just feel the wind on your face, see the sunlight shimmering on the water, see the patterns in the clouds. Life doesn’t need to be any more serious than this.

As others have said, it’s all a projection. It’s whatever it is that you want to make it. If you’ve had enough of the day-to-day world, as it were, and you just want to go have some fun, then do that. Let your imagination run wild, but in doing so, remember this is just as real to you, to your mind, as anything that you’re experiencing in the so-called “real world,” for it is no more real. The trick is convincing yourself of that.

And I would suggest that the more you take such opportunities to play, to allow your imagination to run wild, that over time, more and more, you will realize it’s all the same.

You get to choose the experiences you want to have, and this will be so important for the days to come. As you acknowledged at the beginning, events are happening in the world quickly now. It’s getting a little crazy. This is all necessary. The systems that have been put in place by the collective of humanity for so long are all starting to collapse, to come to their natural end.

But even in using the word “collapse,” that’s nothing … should be nothing fearful. [There should be] no sense of destruction — they are simply coming to their natural end. The old systems that no longer serve must come to an end to make way for that which is SO much better, so much more enjoyable and uplifting and supportive of all of humanity!

So while it may feel tense for some in the process, just keep coming back to [the fact that] YOU get to choose what the new will be — all of you collectively. What is it that you want life to be? It can be anything. You’ve heard it many times before: dream big, for nothing is out of reach.

You all, in particular, are there to convince others how much fun this process can actually be … so long as you don’t get wrapped up in the illusory events that are playing out in front of you. Let them come; let them go. Watch it as you would watch a movie, except as you’re sitting there in that darkened theater, you get to choose what happens next … and the universe will respond. Have fun with it.

And if at all gets to be a bit overwhelming, again, find that comfy chair, pull up a dragon, hop on board, and let’s soar through the clouds, anytime you choose. I hope you can all find your own dragon or your own magical creature, whatever that may be.

I wonder if any of your teammates have any questions for me before I go?

Tag: Dragon

Dragon Geoffrey on Seeing from a Higher Perspective

Quan Yin on Just Having Fun!