Hallo

Welcome to letlightme 
I am so happy to meet you

The world may appear in turmoil and on one level it is. On another level of understanding
it is exactly where it is meant to be, a place of upheaval as it follows the divine plan of
revelation and the emergence of a new state of spiritual consciousness.

I am in my final years. I am a grandmother to three amazing young women who, like
millions of other young people of a higher Light, shall guide us into a new paradigm.

Like you I am a seeker. I have spent decades, possibly many lifetimes, searching for my true self.
I know now that it has always been there, waiting silently. All I have to do is to uncover it
I do that by going within, beyond my personality, my wounds, my over
thinking mind, my baggage and my prejudice. When I do that I Heal myself and In so doing
I Heal the world. That is all each one of us has to do to change the world.
Peace starts with me.

Today the 22st September, 2019, heralds a time of knowing that we, as individuals can be
both a Particle and a Wave in the evolution of Consciousness. Yesterday, the 21st was
International Peace Day when millions meditated and prayed for Peace.

This Critical Mass of Light Wave is enveloping us right now to awaken
and we shall rise, we cannot fail.

We are ready to embrace a new way of living.

I would love you to join me on an imaginary journey, a story of awakening. It shall take
the form of a serial, released on the 22nd of every month for nine month.
The first instalment starts today.

We are all one family of Light, here to consecrate one another in Love and Light.

The late, great John O’ Donohue personified Letlight 
in his life, his writings and in these beautiful words.

To Bless the Space Between Us

No one knew the name of this day,
born quietly from deepest night,
It hid its face in light,
demanded nothing for itself,
opened out to offer each of us
A field of brightness that travelled ahead,
providing in time, ground to hold our footsteps
And the light of thought to show the way.
“The mind of the day draws no attention;
It dwells within the silence with elegance
To create a space for all our words,
Drawing us to listen inward and outward.
“We seldom notice how each day is a holy place
Where the eucharist of the ordinary happens,
Transforming our broken fragments
Into an eternal continuity that keeps us.
“Somewhere in us a dignity presides
That is more gracious than the smallness
That fuels us with fear and force,
A dignity that trusts the form a day takes.
“So at the end of this day, we give thanks
For being betrothed to the unknown
And for the secret work
Through which the mind of the day
And wisdom of the soul become one.