14:12 - a moment in time and a year in time. This is a fun and fascinating fact you shared (thank you!). The, believed, birth year matches this new year in numerology: 8 (which of course connects to your Numbers and Legacies post :) ) And her birth day, January 6th … well we don’t have to look too far back in our modern-day-States history to understand the Joan-of-Arc-courage needed to protect freedoms under threat and attack. Closing with some Animal Medicine for everyone. Spider.
“Spider’s body is made like the number eight … Her eight legs represent the four winds of change and the four directions of the medicine wheel (East: Integrity, South: Innocence, West: Dignity, North: Wisdom). … Spider is the female energy of the creative force that weaves the beautiful designs of life. … The most important message from Spider is that you are an infinite being who will continue to weave the patterns of life and living throughout time. Do not fail to see the expansiveness of the eternal plan.” ~ Jamie Sams
And here we all are, honoring, revering, admiring the infinite courage embodied by Joan. Damn, what a badass woman! RESPECT! May we all emanate that same spirit.
Despite those English calling her out as Witch, Joan persevered. My most treasured story of Joan is The Maid and the Queen - The Secret History of Joan of Arc by Nancy Goldstone c.2012 Penguin Books. And this from her childhood in Domremy. "And, since I came to France, I have been called Joan.
As for my surname, I know of none." -- Joan of Arc, in response to an inquisitor's question at her Trial of Condemnation, 1431.
Watching now Ingrid Bergman as Joan of Arc...her soldiers are truly God's army and have not given their lives for a sanctified cause. Especially in times such as these...with Palestine suffering under the Likud Party. The sword of Saladin is needed. Justice must prevail.
Joan is my patron saint. I wear a beautiful antique medal of her around my neck. On it in French are written the words Jesus and Mary. The necklace is a reminder that she watches over me.
She was truly inspired by her voice to leave her village to take France away from the English. Imagine this a girl of 15 - and finally 17 when she had gathered her army and set out to follow the "voice of God" and ascended masters for the sake of France and a King who would not save her after she put him on the throne. Mark Twain said that the greatest book he ever wrote was about the history of Joan of Arc. I recommend it. Critics accused him of falling into a religious mode. But he knew that she had already transcended the church, who did nothing to save her and even called her a witch. Beyond courage and fearlessness, she only wished to return to her village and family. At the end, she knew that she was to burn. And that she would be in Heaven. Yes, give thanks and praise her, celebrate her inspiration and her dedication to Spirit. Be inspired by her and all those who have gone before waving the banner of courage, freedom, love and inspiration. Namaste, e.
...yes, yes, the famous Mother Teresa quote "do it anyway!" the art, the writing, the music, and to carry on no matter what...the Aeons of time and space never die...
Joan of Arc is with us through thee.eternal thread of the Cosmos.
14:12 - a moment in time and a year in time. This is a fun and fascinating fact you shared (thank you!). The, believed, birth year matches this new year in numerology: 8 (which of course connects to your Numbers and Legacies post :) ) And her birth day, January 6th … well we don’t have to look too far back in our modern-day-States history to understand the Joan-of-Arc-courage needed to protect freedoms under threat and attack. Closing with some Animal Medicine for everyone. Spider.
“Spider’s body is made like the number eight … Her eight legs represent the four winds of change and the four directions of the medicine wheel (East: Integrity, South: Innocence, West: Dignity, North: Wisdom). … Spider is the female energy of the creative force that weaves the beautiful designs of life. … The most important message from Spider is that you are an infinite being who will continue to weave the patterns of life and living throughout time. Do not fail to see the expansiveness of the eternal plan.” ~ Jamie Sams
And here we all are, honoring, revering, admiring the infinite courage embodied by Joan. Damn, what a badass woman! RESPECT! May we all emanate that same spirit.
Despite those English calling her out as Witch, Joan persevered. My most treasured story of Joan is The Maid and the Queen - The Secret History of Joan of Arc by Nancy Goldstone c.2012 Penguin Books. And this from her childhood in Domremy. "And, since I came to France, I have been called Joan.
As for my surname, I know of none." -- Joan of Arc, in response to an inquisitor's question at her Trial of Condemnation, 1431.
In celebration of Joan's banner...we, the People, can do no less.
...have given their life's blood for a just cause.
Watching now Ingrid Bergman as Joan of Arc...her soldiers are truly God's army and have not given their lives for a sanctified cause. Especially in times such as these...with Palestine suffering under the Likud Party. The sword of Saladin is needed. Justice must prevail.
What are your favorite things to read about Joan of Arc?
Thank you for this beautiful post and reminder of such a great soul
Happy Birthday Joan. Such a wonderful, brave woman who must always be remembered 🙏
I loved this beautiful and inspiring post. Have you noticed the most courageous people are women!!!
Thank you for this inspiring post.
Yes, Joan was indeed a warrior queen. Someone who dared to step over boundaries. As has been said, FEAR is False Evidence Appearing Real
Joan is my patron saint. I wear a beautiful antique medal of her around my neck. On it in French are written the words Jesus and Mary. The necklace is a reminder that she watches over me.
She was truly inspired by her voice to leave her village to take France away from the English. Imagine this a girl of 15 - and finally 17 when she had gathered her army and set out to follow the "voice of God" and ascended masters for the sake of France and a King who would not save her after she put him on the throne. Mark Twain said that the greatest book he ever wrote was about the history of Joan of Arc. I recommend it. Critics accused him of falling into a religious mode. But he knew that she had already transcended the church, who did nothing to save her and even called her a witch. Beyond courage and fearlessness, she only wished to return to her village and family. At the end, she knew that she was to burn. And that she would be in Heaven. Yes, give thanks and praise her, celebrate her inspiration and her dedication to Spirit. Be inspired by her and all those who have gone before waving the banner of courage, freedom, love and inspiration. Namaste, e.
My Saint name, my inspiration.
...yes, yes, the famous Mother Teresa quote "do it anyway!" the art, the writing, the music, and to carry on no matter what...the Aeons of time and space never die...