Tarot Chronicles
A Weblog of Musings & Channelled Observations Along the Intuitive Path
What if you were working a job where you could not be home on a particular holiday? How would that cause you to feel? For me… it was never a problem, no bother, no guilt. I was made aware that the calendar we use now, is new, as far as Universal knowledge and cosmic power is concerned.
There are High Holy Days in every religion around the world. Just as there are cultural holidays, and family traditions. None of them need to cause concern nor worry if we can’t gather our loved ones close and meet ON the day.
Why? Because, as far as Mother and Father god are concerned, just trying and making the effort is completely good enough. Which day and time we sit down, circle ‘round, or gather up? Not nearly as important as doing it in the first place.
Yes, there are events, like moon phases and seasonal occurrences which do fall precisely at a given day and time. But still, it’s our human-made clock recording the numbers. In pre-written-history times, people acknowledged these same ceremonies with a much more vague concept of the specifics. They celebrated. Freely. And without restrictions.
The other part of holidays we need to remember is that they were mostly all made up. Created by humans, for humans. So? If some don’t chime harmoniously with us, no matter the reason? We are a beautiful soul living within a human construct, and are certainly at liberty to craft our own.
Stake your claim, fabricate whatever festivity brings you joy. Invent a new holiday. The options are limitless. Never feel guilty, sad, nor remorseful that you can’t attend a random square on a fictious chart.
Instead, remember with gratitude and joy how wonderful it feels to just be in the company of those we love on any given Tuesday. Or Saturday. Or whichever day fits the needs of the individuals we care about the most.
To dance and sing and celebrate for “no” reason? Also a party! It’s what we make of it, when we choose to. The reason could simply be because we wanted to.
