Everyday I

This loop jam is a response to an idea of readiness which came up while talking to I-and-I last night as we looked at a reading for the coming month of May:
“This is an amazing month for projects. With the theme of New Alignment look for pieces to come together with synchronicity and ease around projects, partnerships and business endeavours. This is the time you have been waiting for.
“With the focus moving towards alignment rather than towards breaking apart, you can observe perfect chemistry coming together for cooperative efforts. Ideas that were only dreams will suddenly become viable in the physical. But you have to be ready.
“Readiness is being able to read the signs, trust the synchronicity and not drag your heels. If it feels easy, it is right and you should trust it. If it is a challenge where every door seems to close, it is not the right path.
“Look at what is showing up in your life and allow it to align itself to you in a way that supports where you are going.
“You need not know all the details. You just have to trust."

Starting Gun

A family clan gathers as the storm settles.
Many have fallen.
The Celtic wind leaves no warmth.
As the family draws near from the surrounding hillside, 
they gather around the storyteller who gifts them a song
of hope.
A solemn light is lit as they set the vision to shift the seemingly
immovable stone of death and hardship.
They sing together:

"We may have walked this way before;
aye - stepped these very stones,
but today we'll over-turn them
to learn our way back home.

The darkened days are over,
they’re gone,
but the light has only just begun.

The mind we play can overcome the stone.

Here I stand and I intend to defend you
from the stones when they roll.

I feel the ground trembling as they roll,
I feel the Now remembering how they rolled. 

Here am I
and there are you 
and there am I
and here you are
I-and-I and nothing more,
I-and-I and All.

I know, my love, we’ve stood here,
we’ve walked these steps before,
we’ve knelt to press these stones,
but today we’re not alone;
we’re I-and-I.

See Me."