In utmost gratitude for a visible HelioStella rise, Showay and Breye-yendeze greeted the day and welcomed Aurora’s visit.
"As you welcome, embrace, expand, and express the creative - receptive within you," Aurora said while injoying the morning sun-bath with her friends, "heed these warnings. First and second are as you already know. One, withhold not the nourishment of the Soul much longer than forty-five days for beyond this measure comes degradation and breaking down of that which you are. Two, it is never in your best interest to entice these spirits simply to nourish them within the garden of your Soul."
Showay was glad for her reminder. The knowledge of how important it is to regularly nourish the Soul through creativity and nourishing environments had almost dissipated from his conscious awareness. Today he understood that one way to accomplish this was by enhancing indoor environments with living plants, colors, and objects of special value and meaning to his Heart and Soul, such as crystals, stones, bells, and glass ornaments. In so doing he would bring the sense of wonder, sacredness, and magic indoors.
He was also aware that in his exploration of the mystical and magical, he would be wise to recognize and understand Right and Proper etiquette so as to ensure an enjoyable experience. For one he was aware of the need for Discernment. This recognition was accompanied with an image of a fox trying to find his way into a chicken coop. "Just because ‘intangible beings’ show up or want to enter my garden," he noted, "it doesn’t mean I should interact with them or let them in."
Another recognition that came to mind was that these ‘intangible beings’ are not meant to be at his disposal nor for his satisfaction, much less to be corralled and exploited like animals. The image that accompanied this understanding was that of his childhood, when he would trap fireflies in a jar to ‘enjoy’ at his convenience.
This understanding was soon followed by the awareness that while it was fine for these beings to do benevolent things of their own good will and heart, it was prudent to not ask or entice them into doing ‘favors’ for him. He was shown that the cost he would have to pay in return for these ‘favors’ would be way higher than his perception would allow.
Finally, he was shown the importance of being Respectful and expecting Respect, or in other words, no fooling around with each other.
"A good start Showay," re-affirmed Aurora in her usual melodic tone. "Third is unto this, creativity nourishes not the Soul when done in degradation of Soul Nature."
