If you could be someone else for a day, who would you be, and why?
Nothing to do with Marilyn Monroe.
I’ve mentioned my childhood vision before of a family of six identical sisters.
These sisters are invincible, incredibly strong, incredibly powerful, yet have no need of violence or to impose their will. It is who they are that dictates the positive relationships around them.
They have compassionate solutions to even the worst kind of violence.
One vision I saw was really interesting. They took people who had committed violent crimes, wiped their memories, gave them new memories that were positive and life affirming for them.
They would create a family by putting a couple together, maybe with children. Each of them had also been convicted of violent crimes. They would give them a home, jobs, a car, a brilliant life together where they were very happy. That’s how they ‘fought’ crime.
Where this came from when I was so young I do not know, but the ethos of those visualisations has always stayed with me.
It really boils down to – thinking outside the box to the point that there never was a box. It seems to me like a good way to be.
I am the oldest sibling so…
If I could be anyone, it would be the eldest sister, Marie, because she loved, and cared for her sisters with a love that they returned to her. They were such a partnership, never alone, 100% on each others’ side. I guess it was the family I wanted.
Everything they did was based on the welfare of others and the creation of a peaceful and happy society.
Why would I not want to be her, and find those sisters?
In my life are, or have been, women who could have fulfilled that sisterhood. Some of the relationships went wrong in this lifetime, but I have had 5 women very close to me whom I loved and appreciate/d greatly. They all have wavy hair as the Monroes did.
As I did until apparently my mother cut my hair too early, and straightened it. I was so upset!
Interesting. Obviously you couldn’t expect the relationships to work out as it did in a visualisation, or daydream as I would have called it as a child. Life isn’t perfect.
However, in spiritual circles we talk about soul group, your wider family from which some reincarnate together in every lifetime. My 5 beautiful women have all made me wonder.
I love living outside the box!
When I’m low I visualise being Marie, I pick up on her strength, integrity, self-belief, and compassion, and I feel better. What’s not to love about my alter-ego?
Best love
Amorah – Deb
Deb Hawken - Amorah 