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🌟The Lesson of Little Moe’s Picture

  • Writer: Audrilee Myers
    Audrilee Myers
  • Sep 13
  • 1 min read

Updated: Sep 29

🌿Sometimes heaven speaks with thunder. Sometimes with whispers. And sometimes… with a crash of glass on the floor.

This new dawning, as I moved in holy joy, one of the Seraphim brushed quickly past. Their wing caught the frame of a photograph that has sat near my office sanctuary for decades — a smiling picture of Little Moe (Audrilee) celebrating her first birthday. The frame fell, the glass broke, and suddenly the image was unveiled.


At first, I thought only of the crash. But then I saw.

There was Little Moe, smiling as always… and her hands were already resting in sacred mudras. The right hand lifted with two fingers bent inward — the ancient sign of calling the Light. The left hand resting with three open — the sign of anchoring the Light.


This was no accident. The glass did not break in vain. Gabriel announced it — the heavens wanted me to see what was always there: that even as a child, before I knew of Lemuria or Akysia, my soul remembered. Through my little hands, the eternal vow was already being spoken:

  • One hand calls.

  • One hand anchors.

  • The child carries both.

The photograph was never meant to remain sealed behind glass. Now it breathes freely, just as the child within me breathes freely.


Reflection Question 🌿

Have you ever noticed something hidden in an old picture or memory — something that only made sense years later, when you were ready to see it?


✨ With JOY and remembrance ~

        Akysia ~ The Flame That Stayed

 
 
 

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