Thanks for telling this story again. How frustrating technology can be at times! One lesson from this tale that I think is important is how the harper handled Mish. Unlike others he was gentle, kind, and non judgmental. He didn’t approach her as though she was an enemy. He was willing to take her as she was and support her journey back to her whole self. I work with kids that have really rough lives and I know first hand that relationships aren’t built and goals aren’t met by being abrasive to them. Thanks again! ❤️
So very much unresolved grief now! It is evident in the anger and rage we are witnessing. May the kind gentle movement of mercy help us remember who we truly are.
I was hoping Eimear would redo this Tea (as there were problems with the original), Thank you, as I and I'm sure so many, look forward to our Monday Tea with a Druid, made my morning /|\
Thank you Eimear for completing the story you began. I have no words for the way this story touched my heart. In some ways I am Mish so I understand the point and how it applys to today. Blessings to you
Love conquers all. As humans, we want/need love and companionship. When we live alone, our hearts close down and we live an unfulfilled life. I loved that story as it really does reflect our current situation. Eimear, you’re a great Bard. Your story held me captivated and I was so happy that Mish found happiness in life. Blessings sent your way.
Thank you so much for coming back and telling this story Eimear. I was mesmerised. I am a ‘hugger’ and I so miss contact with friends and loved ones as I feel hugging is so healing. I had not realised how much the lack of physical affection has affected me until listening to your tale. Hopefully in the future we will be able to hug again. I look forward to seeing you next Monday 😌
Eimear thank you so much! You are such a marvelous storyteller! This story touched me deeply, both on a personal level and on a societal level. It illustrates what we need to heal and how to go about it! Blessings and thank you.
This story was so beautiful. Eimear. I listened to it twice back to back. It brought tears and joy to me. I understand it on a level that is beyond my ability to say in words. But many here have done a good job of it. I was especially pleased to hear a story that had a relationship between two people that was gentle, understanding and kind. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Blessings /|\
Compassion, kindness, no judgement and a gentleness can offer a place to feel safe enough to let go and release. That’s what I took for this story so well told. Thank you.
John Moriarty said that stories/folklore are as important to our understanding of the world and space as e=mc2. I have often thought of him as the last great Western mystic. I never met him but I miss his presence on the 🌍 every day. I urge all of you to seek his videos on TH-cam and to read his books, invoking Ireland is a good one...but they all contain so much wisdom. He was mighty.
Beautiful! Thank you. Although I can’t reliably spell the character names, I’ll say that the way I saw the meaning is Mish as our deeper self, our embodied selves, man or woman, and both the father and lover as the social structure of our minds. All the characters from a single subjective view. An analogy of the whole self, as well as an analogy of the social collective of a group of people. That we cannot connect to our precious wisdom without first undergoing a trial of separation and that reconnection is only possible through love and kindness. It cannot be forever or coerced.
Just finished listening, how amazing that was. It really is a lesson, and makes me think of a few things that I have been through as well. A lesson that we can always come back, no matter how far, or how much we've forgotten. It can take one person to open you up, when you feel as though you'll never be open again. I think it is a testament to the isolation we've all been feeling, though we know that life will come again, and we will all be together again, though it may feel like hundreds of years. Thank you very much for sharing this. I look forward to more.♥️
Thank you Eimear. I loved hearing this story.. held me captivated to the end. Letting go of ones fears - opening to Love and acceptance... trusting. Love, patience, honouring in each moment heals all.. together our brightness shines forth. Oh how we are so diverse and so beautifully connected.. how we dance into each other so wonderfully.. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this wonderful story, It touched me deeply,. Beauty and softness and a loving connection to physical senses can bring cure for our souls...
It's a story (Like all good stories) that works on many levels. Its also profoundly alchemical.First we have the human need for unconditional love companionship, understanding of another's wounds and committed kindness. Then we have a restoring of harmony to the psychic self. An opening of the heart, sexual energy flowing again and streaming up to the throat and being able to speak and express the pain. Then on a spiritual level the importance and magic of vibration (harp) and resonance with the mystical source. Oh and the story also shows how to speak through subtle suggestion to the subconscious mind of another.
I felt so deeply through your words and this story. The meaning I take from this, if I were to try and describe, is like being given foresight and realizing what really matters. Thank you, such a beautiful art you shared 🙂
New bard in the Order here! I would LOVE to know what happened to Dubh Ruis in the second part of the story, lady. Please will you tell us? I would love to use this story in my therapy work. Blessings from South Africa 🇿🇦
Stories can contain such phenomenal healing power! In this story I learned a recipe on how to help myself to heal and to find joy again. Perhaps in a way, I knew how, But Ive forgotten. I turned myself to stone and built a wall so high around me that no one could get in. Like Misha, people can be cruel, but if we understand that cruelty is often borne from pain, we might be able to forgive and find solace by being able to trust again. Love can help to heal the deepest sorrow. What a fabulous story for the times we face. Thank you and Bright blessings to you!
Great episode.
Thanks for telling this story again. How frustrating technology can be at times! One lesson from this tale that I think is important is how the harper handled Mish. Unlike others he was gentle, kind, and non judgmental. He didn’t approach her as though she was an enemy. He was willing to take her as she was and support her journey back to her whole self. I work with kids that have really rough lives and I know first hand that relationships aren’t built and goals aren’t met by being abrasive to them. Thanks again! ❤️
So very much unresolved grief now! It is evident in the anger and rage we are witnessing. May the kind gentle movement of mercy help us remember who we truly are.
I was hoping Eimear would redo this Tea (as there were problems with the original), Thank you, as I and I'm sure so many, look forward to our Monday Tea with a Druid, made my morning /|\
Thank you Eimear for completing the story you began. I have no words for the way this story touched my heart. In some ways I am Mish so I understand the point and how it applys to today. Blessings to you
Kindness, patience, listening, loving. These are the things we can take from this marvellous story. Thank you Eimear x
Love conquers all. As humans, we want/need love and companionship. When we live alone, our hearts close down and we live an unfulfilled life. I loved that story as it really does reflect our current situation. Eimear, you’re a great Bard. Your story held me captivated and I was so happy that Mish found happiness in life. Blessings sent your way.
Love the great healer ,Love the restorer, Love is life .Eimear you tell a story well ,i have tears in my eyes
Thank you so much for coming back and telling this story Eimear. I was mesmerised. I am a ‘hugger’ and I so miss contact with friends and loved ones as I feel hugging is so healing. I had not realised how much the lack of physical affection has affected me until listening to your tale. Hopefully in the future we will be able to hug again. I look forward to seeing you next Monday 😌
Indeed, a story for our times. Thank you.
Love and patience can restore your wellbeing even in the darkest of times when you don’t know you are lost. /l\
Thank you so much for coming back and finishing the story.
Eimear thank you so much! You are such a marvelous storyteller! This story touched me deeply, both on a personal level and on a societal level. It illustrates what we need to heal and how to go about it! Blessings and thank you.
Thank you for this! Beautifully spoken and incredibly healing.
This story was so beautiful. Eimear. I listened to it twice back to back. It brought tears and joy to me. I understand it on a level that is beyond my ability to say in words. But many here have done a good job of it. I was especially pleased to hear a story that had a relationship between two people that was gentle, understanding and kind. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Blessings /|\
Compassion, kindness, no judgement and a gentleness can offer a place to feel safe enough to let go and release. That’s what I took for this story so well told. Thank you.
Thank you for this beautiful tale about grief, anger and surrender. Saúde
John Moriarty said that stories/folklore are as important to our understanding of the world and space as e=mc2. I have often thought of him as the last great Western mystic. I never met him but I miss his presence on the 🌍 every day. I urge all of you to seek his videos on TH-cam and to read his books, invoking Ireland is a good one...but they all contain so much wisdom. He was mighty.
Beautiful! Thank you. Although I can’t reliably spell the character names, I’ll say that the way I saw the meaning is Mish as our deeper self, our embodied selves, man or woman, and both the father and lover as the social structure of our minds. All the characters from a single subjective view. An analogy of the whole self, as well as an analogy of the social collective of a group of people. That we cannot connect to our precious wisdom without first undergoing a trial of separation and that reconnection is only possible through love and kindness. It cannot be forever or coerced.
Totally mesmerising. Thankyou x
from US...thank you so much for redoing this! Blessings to you!
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful story of love and healing.
Don't let cirucmstances corrode the beauty of your soul and humanity. There is always redemption.
Just finished listening, how amazing that was. It really is a lesson, and makes me think of a few things that I have been through as well. A lesson that we can always come back, no matter how far, or how much we've forgotten. It can take one person to open you up, when you feel as though you'll never be open again. I think it is a testament to the isolation we've all been feeling, though we know that life will come again, and we will all be together again, though it may feel like hundreds of years. Thank you very much for sharing this. I look forward to more.♥️
Thank you Eimear. I loved hearing this story.. held me captivated to the end.
Letting go of ones fears - opening to Love and acceptance... trusting. Love, patience, honouring in each moment heals all.. together our brightness shines forth. Oh how we are so diverse and so beautifully connected.. how we dance into each other so wonderfully.. Thank you.
I love this story, thank you for sharing! I’ll have to listen to it a few more times before I can share what it is I took from it though.
What a beautiful story time over lunch. Thank you Eimear
Blessings x
Thank you so much for this wonderful story, It touched me deeply,. Beauty and softness and a loving connection to physical senses can bring cure for our souls...
thank you eimar, this was very welcome. glad to see that the technical problems that you had have been cleared up this time, it is working at last.
Thank you for telling us this story Eimear xoxo
Bless your beautiful chaos, Eimear! That's a fine room.
I really enjoyed your story thank you for your time. I feel like love and patience is the key right now and it’s what I take away a from your story.
Thank you for this story, I loved it 💕
thank you for the lovely story
I have listened to this at least 7 times!!! I would love to have JUST a story time with you too ❤ thank you for this blessing/|\
I see your strength and love cause I feel it.
Beautiful story❤️
Thank you x
Dear Eimear, thank you by the story! My daughter had that effect on me. To cure me entirely
Very good thank you
It's a story (Like all good stories) that works on many levels. Its also profoundly alchemical.First we have the human need for unconditional love companionship, understanding of another's wounds and committed kindness. Then we have a restoring of harmony to the psychic self. An opening of the heart, sexual energy flowing again and streaming up to the throat and being able to speak and express the pain. Then on a spiritual level the importance and magic of vibration (harp) and resonance with the mystical source. Oh and the story also shows how to speak through subtle suggestion to the subconscious mind of another.
I felt so deeply through your words and this story. The meaning I take from this, if I were to try and describe, is like being given foresight and realizing what really matters. Thank you, such a beautiful art you shared 🙂
Ps where can I find more to read about this story? 🍀🤍
This just made me weep. And weep.
I was waiting for this! You just made my morning, Eimear!♥️ Blessings /|\
New bard in the Order here! I would LOVE to know what happened to Dubh Ruis in the second part of the story, lady. Please will you tell us? I would love to use this story in my therapy work. Blessings from South Africa 🇿🇦
Stories can contain such phenomenal healing power! In this story I learned a recipe on how to help myself to heal and to find joy again. Perhaps in a way, I knew how, But Ive forgotten. I turned myself to stone and built a wall so high around me that no one could get in. Like Misha, people can be cruel, but if we understand that cruelty is often borne from pain, we might be able to forgive and find solace by being able to trust again. Love can help to heal the deepest sorrow. What a fabulous story for the times we face. Thank you and Bright blessings to you!