Waves at the Ocean ~ Breath of the Earth

While meditating on the beach breathing in the warm salt air …

Breathe in … Splash … Breathe out … Splash. Waves moving rhythmically against the beach are the Earth’s breath. Each time the wave hits the shoreline, it is likened to a nice long breath. Slow. Even. Meditatively long yoga breaths. These relaxing, repetitive waves are constantly in motion. They never stop. The water is always in motion. Just like the breath of each human, it is an instinctive, involuntary action. Sometimes, it gets a little rough to breathe. Sometimes, the waves get a little rough too. When we breathe in fresh clean air, breathing is easier. When we keep our water clean, the waves flow smoother. We are a part of this Earth. Breathe deeply and feel connected. We are one.

How is your breath today?

Take a nice long breath slowly in and relax. Exhale.

About Karen Kubicko

www.KarenKubicko.com I found my joy in studying and participating in past life regressions. Ask me any question on past life regression and I will blog the answer. By re-experiencing my own personal past lives, I’ve learned a great deal about myself on multiple levels. I have remembered nearly forty past lives. Through total immersion into each memory, I have released a variety of unfounded fears, explained relationships, alleviated health issues, reawakened psychic talents and explained my fondness of certain time periods and geographic locations. When you personally remember a past life, you can heal yourself of health issues and phobias. Do you have any unfounded fears or phobias in your life? Do you have a nagging health issue? Are these issues unfounded in your current lifetime? Think about it. In my book, Life Is Just Another Class – One Soul’s Journey Through Past Life Regression, I share some of these lifetimes with you, in hopes that I will inspire and excite you to take your own spiritual journey. It is available on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble. We experience several lives here on Earth to learn and to grow. I invite you to embrace this classroom we call Earth and get to know why you are truly here in this lifetime. xoxox Karen

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