WHAT’S UP WITH THE SKY

Oil, 24 x 36 inch. Lavascape. © St Germain

Hope you caught the bull’s eye of last week’s vision of a flood
where people changed into matches because mainstream
thinking had made them so weak and fragile.
(my post of last week: What does change do to you)

To my horror I saw yesterday night on the news Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana with a wind fall of 150 miles, and parts are already flooding). My urgent message is that a physical death is tragic, but not even comparable to a spiritual death, which extends for ever in time, after our life on earth is over.

After that first vision. I put the light back off, to go back to sleep.
How serendipitous to come to the second painting
as fires are burning on the East coast.

You need to know that I decided to write on these visions
some two weeks ago, not knowing about these fires,
and this hurricane brewing.

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As soon as I closed my eyes, to my surprise a new panorama
began to form. Now, I was up in the sky, looking down
on black earth with mountains,
as if I sat in an airplane. A thin veil of clouds
were at some places between me and the earth.
The earth started burping and belching.
At one place hot red lava coming out from the top
of a mountain. The earth burped at another place,
and hot lava came out. Then on another mountain, and another.
The lava started running down the mountains.
This activity of lava and smoke
was so intense. Being distraught I started calling out,
“Please, Lord, stop!”
The light went back on, to record what I had seen,
all the while wondering what on earth was going on??
What did God intend to say here?

Later, when doing some research on the internet about eruptions,
I began to realize how violent and destructive these eruptions were.
Two years later, the news of the eruption in ICELAND
was covered heavily, since it paralyzed Europe’s air traffic
for A FULL WEEK, and numerous
people complained about being stranded!
The painting of this vision
was much more complex than the first (flood).

After winter our tree had grown a huge hairdo.
Our World, Der Natur Donnerstag

Wordless Wednesday
Makro-Tex asked for Signs of Fall

Flowers (with berry like buds). About 10 trees with these
reddish and pink blooms are lining our fence.
FOTD, Floral Fri Foto

Borrowed these doors from another post, to use the
reflections of the tents of the art market in Georgetown (Texas)
Weekend Reflection

Wordless
Wordless Wed., Sky Watch

After all this intensity we could use some rest at Laguna, the Pacific Ocean..
PhotoAWeek, One Word Sunday

MONDAY – Our World * FOTD * Weekly Smile *
TUESDAY – Makro-Tex: signs Fall * Travel Tue * PhotoAWeek *
WEDNESDAY – Wordless Wednesday * Der Natur Donnerstag *
THURSDAY – Thankful Thurs * Sky Watch *
FRIDAY – Fri Bliss * Weekend Reflection *
SUNDAY – One Word Sun * Sun Best *