Honouring all of the Gods

I dont know if You do this, and I have not in the same way that I do now, but do You Honour Your God/s? I think that is a nice thing. And I want to tell You something. A God approached me. And this God sad, that all of the Gods, loved being Honoured. And how they Loved being Honoured with a meal. That is an offering to them, for them to have in their realm, because our world, is like the place where we make it, but it still exists in their realm, so they CAN actually have it. So what I do, is that I make a meal or do a beverage, and I invite the Gods that wants to show up, and I leave it for the day. They all might not be my God of my choice, because I am with Spirit/Mother Earth, but I would still like to Honour them. So what I do, is that I prepare the meal or/and the beverage, and I place it in my garden. There I leave it for the whole day, and in the evening/night I will eat that meal/drink that beverage, on the grass, together with Mother Earth. The beverage I will share with Her, pouring the rest of it to the Earth/grass, and I will Honour Her that way. I do the Light beings on a Full Moon and the dark beings on a New Moon. Treating them the same, since Ive befriended both of them. I just want to tell You a bit about where I was before. Before I chose Spirit for real and why I am somewhat keeping this, all though I am with Spirit. And also, I will be getting into why You should definetelly choose a clear path in the end, after having been Spiritual for a while. But that is for another post.

Ade Shiva, Ade Shakti and Ade Krishna

Shiva is the representation of Source. Source Light. Where we all come from as newborn Souls, before we came here or were other places. I Love him just for that, what he represents. Shakti is a Goddess, representing the Universe. She is descripted in the Himduism, and if You want to learn about her, read their Religious texts. I Love Shakti, just because of who she is, the representation of the Universe. Krishna is a God of the Earth, he represents Spirit, and is of Earth. And I Love him just for that Reason. You can read about all of them in the Hinduistic texts. The Puurana scriptures they are called. But a good book to start with, is the Bhagavadgita. Prior, I did not know these Gods names in the Hinduistic Faith, but these were the three things I Loved the most in my Faith, before I got to know their names. I Loved, Source, the Universe and Spirit/Mother Earth. I was a Child of the Earth AND the Sky. Because we all come from Source, from the very beginning, and we are born here on Earth, as Earths Children. We might have been elsewhere before, like other Planets and such, but it is here, that we are now, and it is Source that we come from. We are here now. As an Earth Child(more like teenagers now though, in how we act as a specie, but still Children of the Earth). And this is where I come from by my own choice, and this is where I am staying. With these three. All though I am landing with Spirit/Mother Earth, I Honour where I came from and what I Love. 

Every Religion hold some of the truth, every Religion has their own Heaven, and where we find ourselves belonging, is where we end up. I Love this in fact. And do You know what? Spirituality is not meant to be stayed in I think, its an exploration phase we go through, before we find Home. 

I just want to mention another Home that I visited. And that was Christianity. I went to some Churches, I have two Christian friends. And I just want to say, Christianity is a lovely Home for so so so many. And if You feel drawn to it, do visit it. And check it out. It just might be for You in fact. I know that I left it, but it was just not for me. But it could be for You. And if it is not, thats fine, but I had to mention it, in case someone was actually on the fence here, and needed a bit of encouragement to pick it :) 

Now I am curious, which God/s would You want to pick/Honour? And if You already know Your own answer to that. Just do it. Start Honouring them :)

Thank You for reading this.

With Unconditional Love and Gratitude

Elisabeth Hjerte