A few Rishton views.

Today is the birthday date of my dear late Grandad,
He was a train driver and believed in the goodness of God.
Miss him lots.
The weather here has been blue skied and pleasant.
I went on a blip walk and felt thankful to capture the views in this collage.
The beech tree with the heart shape is nature expressing love in a way we humans recognise.
Trying to focus on the blessings as we realise now that life during the floods for many in Britain is waking us up to an aspect of the age of Aquarius that means building an ark is not really the answer.
Much is changed by the floods and serious thinking is needed for housing and transport to keep Britain the sacred isle we know it is.
It was the place all those years ago, literature tells us, that Joseph of Arimathea brought Jesus and where Jeshua ben Joseph as he was known at that time, laid a simple stone church.
How does that help us now?
I think different people will see it from their own free will and uniquely important individual perspectives.
I am consoled by the history of that visit by Jesus and all the compassion, caring and sharing, food banks and love that pours out of the people who are called to Britain or born here in this lifetime to express loving kindness, unity with Christ and build His kingdom on Earth as best we can.
Prayer in itself is a vital link with The Great Spirit and we all attract angels to help us persevere.
The Divine Spirit is Omnipresent and is at best, pure Unconditional Love.