- The name Aloe Vera is derived from an Arabic word “alloeh” meaning shining bitter substance, while “vera” comes from Latin, meaning true.
- Sometimes when we learn the truth, it can be bitter, but also healing. In Tarot, this is akin to The Moon card.
- Egyptians used Aloe Vera as an elixir, as they understood its value cosmetically and medicinally.
- Like many succulents, Aloe Vera is capable of thriving in hot, arid climates, yet it is 99.5% water.
- It reminds us of the importance of balance, moderation and perseverance.
- Healing begins within, not just on the surface or exterior (mind/body/spirit).
- Take time to perfect an “elevator pitch” for who you are and what you do. This can be modified based on the audience.
- The more succinct and clear you are, the more accurate and expedient the universe can be in delivering.
- I was shown a series of places people go to relax and have fun, such as a museum, theatre and concert hall. I was also shown places we learn, like conference halls and college auditoriums.
- Engage in activities that inspire you.
- Remember that the mind needs to be engaged, not just worked.
- Connect with friends and colleagues. New opportunities will spring forth.
- Life is not just reflections, projections and echoes.
- You are not just a receiver. You also broadcast, create and transmute.
- Reclaim your power!
- Don’t react; act. Decide what’s next.
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