Are there hidden messages in photos? Can dead animals send a message? Are there secret messages hidden in a single word? Can you see the world in a grain of sand?

I took a photo of my car in my back yard. I was so busy adding eyes and lips to the car that I was surpised to find a pair of eyes in the sky. The spookyness of the coincidence was enhanced after I visited the religion forum and a hubber named Dennis Barker mentioned that Metatron was 50 feet high. I don't know if the brooding face above my car is Metatron but there is a resemblance.

The transformation of Enoch into Metatron sounds like the birth of a star. His eyes became flame. It would be incredibly wonderful if we humans could communicate with actual stars.

 A few months ago I took a picture of a water spritzer and the image of a house or lodge appeared after the photo was saved in the camera.  How did image get there and why?

Maybe the camera is the best way to get a glimpse of the spirit world.

To see the world in a grain of sand is a beautiful idea.  You need either a powerful imagination or project an image through the sand.  That would make for a very tiny prism.  Sure images can be projected through dust that lingers in the air.  In Reno the Peppermill casino uses the indoor waterfall as a large projection screen.

Language is a heavenly gift. It is pure magic that some words hold an entire message.

In the grocery stores the job applications monitor displays the word mismo in bold letters. I smile when I see it because that one word is complete. In the Croatian language the phrase mi smo means we are. In Spanish the word mismo means same. We are the same. We have the same need for clean air, safe food, shelter and love.

In Spanish the word chula means pretty and in Croatian it means she heard. She heard that she's pretty. That explains the strange emphasis on beauty. Beauty leads to dieting, braces, corsettes, extreme waxing, tanning salons and plastic surgery.

The phrase I AM can be found in the single word je.  In French the word je means I and in Croatian it means is.  The pronounciation is different in the two languages but written on paper the word je completes itself. 

Duh means spirit in Croatian and ofcourse in English. Duh is answer.  Ofcourse there is spirit.

One Word

Chula -  She heard that she's pretty.

Mismo - We are the same.

Je  -  I AM

Duh -  Spirit,  ofcourse.

 One day I found a dead bird at my door step so I gently placed it on a shovel and took a walk.  I found a beautiful and mysterious desert flower.  I had never seen this flower before in my life.  The flower is 2 inches diameter on a plant that is only 2 inches tall.  The white petals are heart shaped and it has reproductive parts that remind me of passiflora incarnata.  This desert flower has the symbols of the Crown of Thorns and the Crucifixion.  This mystery flower has a strong perfume aroma and is the embodiement of spiritual love.

A few days later I got in the car and drove to throw the trash.  Tiny poop was everywhere!  I even sat on it!  I was so horrified that my stomach was churning.  Was it an army of tiny lizards?  I opened the car hood and found the tiny dead mouse.  That was the proof I needed.  Poor little fellow was on the battery.  I felt a different wave rush over me.  Wow.  Life is fragile.  Time is fugite,  so give your loved ones a good squeeze.  Hug them and cherish them.

I was so moved that I even wrote a poem about the mouse.

MOUSE

I opened the car hood.

What a surprise,

resting on the battery 

DEAD

Dry little crouton,

fur intact.

I got close,

picked up with short sticks.

A garnet on the belly,

intestines showing

I picked up carefully.

If tucked under a bush

may sagebrush be your umbrella

shielding from the summer sun

sleep under the stars

and may the moon

dance

above.