I seem to be having a watery week, literally. The week started off with my kitchen faucet not shutting off. While under repair, water spewed upward, drenching the contents in my kitchen cupboard and cookbooks, creating puddles of water to mop up. Then the main water valve to the house leaked water, resulting in a puddle on the floor. Next, the porch outside my front door is power washed, resulting in a nice puddle trail of muddy water running through my kitchen. After so many consecutive water follies over a 4 day period, I have to ask, "What is going on, symbolically!?"
Spiritually, water has been known to represent emotions, clearing, and cleansing. Scientist, Dr. Emoto, has shown that water is conscious, and definitely has the ability to 'speak' to us at a molecular level. Water is also a huge energy conductor, which, I've noticed I have been running stronger surges of healing energy through my body... To gain more insight, I asked my higher self what these watery experiences have been indicating or trying to tell me. Here's what came through:
'You are undergoing a process of clearing the old to make way for the new. De-cluttering so to speak. Clearing away what no longer serves on an emotional level, reaching new heights in your consciousness. Cleaning up emotional baggage. The water happenings are just symbolic of reflecting what is happening internally inside of you right now. All is well. Continue to allow the rest to unfold and get to work.' (the last 3 words were conveyed humorously; my guides tend to be funny) :D
Very interesting as I have not been feeling overly emotional, but perhaps these changes are very subtle and gradual. Perhaps it is a foreshadowing of something major that is to come. Or, I really need to 'get down to work' and clean up old resentments, now. Time will tell. 'In my book,' experiences like this are not a fluke! It signals to me that the Universe is sending a loud message to pay attention to. As a result, I am more aware of my emotional landscape, actively healing old hurts, and feeling grateful for the changes that are taking place, noticeable or unnoticeable. Fluke or not, clearing emotional baggage is always a good thing.
