Came back from a wonderful week away to find a load of bees in my bedroom...some were flying, many were just crawling around near the window, on the bedding, the floor everywhere.. a surprise to say the least and slightly alarming!
Having just picked up a friend that was staying with me, I didnt know what to do.. I felt myself get stressed, worked up..panicky but overall I knew it would be fine - I had other options of places to stay. It was almost looking down at someone else panicking and yet I couldnt change it. I couldnt make any decisions about what to do..I just wanted someone else to tell me what to do, where to go.. In the middle of getting landlord help, neighbours, friends, bee keeper, pest control, even advice from the 'census collector' - I spotted that there was a dead sparrow in front of my car. I hadnt hit it, my car had been parked there all week! Ugh... so many symbols and signs maybe?
When animal messengers want to get our attention, they arrive in large nunbers - looking up bee energy, they are a sign of passion, progress, feritility and sexuality! In my bedroom - of course! :) The dead bird? not so good maybe - a sign of coming disappointments, worry! :( A shamanic friend foretells that it is a sign to move on, out of this cottage to pastures new.... hmmmm...
Then yesterday, we spotted that a lamb had got it self caught on a wire fence after visiting the chickens it appears - it was stangling itself.. it must have been there most of the day, it was so cold to the touch. It took three of us to release it, gradually slackening off each wire, net from its throat - you could hear and feel it gulp with relief. It soon bounded off to his mum though - much needing some milk and warmth.
The bees? Cutting a long story short, the bees turned out to be masonry bees that dont sting and they eventually moved on - my friend and I stayed in the b&b next door whilst the bees, took their time in relocating! Lots of bee jokes coming forth on my facebook page!
Lovely having my best friend from school here to stay - she flew from Scotland for a visit and for us to go to a school reunion. After the bee episode, we werent too sure we felt like going..but we did. It was interesting..looking at peoples faces to see if you recognised anyone.. people examining us too... funny! It was good although not too many from our school year so a little disappointing!
Saying goodbye to her today was hard.. sad.. Although we only keep in touch by phone occasionally, it was just like old times being together again.. would love to have her in my life more.
Spring sunshine abound...clear blue skies... jumping and noise lambs and their mums...
awaiting my love to come home, to reconnect after a few days absence... Namaste.
We have bees living with us.
ReplyDeleteIn our last house where we lived 8 years they moved into an unused chimney a year after we moved there. After we had been in our current house they once again made their home with us after a few months.
These are in both cases honey bees and have really been no bother, unlike masonry bees who do make homes in stone and brickwork. Every now and then we have a swarm and local bee keepers come and create new hives from the departing guests.
I really love them, they are so energising. Yes they do come into the house a bit but they are really no trouble. Their energetic frequency is amazing and we believe they have come to assist us in our work and vice versa. We are honoured and blessed.
Namaste
Thanks John. How wonderful for you to share your house with our buzzy friends!
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