Happy, merry, ho-ho-ho!!!

“Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love.” ― Hamilton Wright Mabie

If I know you—and I like to think I “get” this tribe of sparkly stardust masquerading as humans—you are currently in the midst of creating a joyous, meaningful, love-drenched holiday.  

So you probably don’t need yet another wish for peace and light from little ole’ me. But sometimes I just can’t contain myself. I feel so blessed to be alive that I have no choice but to shout love songs from the blog-tops.

So consider this post my holiday wish that each and every one of you beautiful souls will experience enormous blessings of merriment and delight.

I spent last week in Washington D.C. with three friends. One of them nicknamed us the confectionary divas. We made mountains of Christmas goodies and did our best to uplift planetary consciousness.

We also toured Mount Vernon where I learned that George and Martha Washington celebrated the 12 Days of Christmas each year with a hedgehog cake and that George’s most honored hobby (besides believing in the dream of a country with freedom and justice for all**) was agriculture. He didn’t call it regenerative agriculture per se, but he knew the principles the Taz Grout 222 Foundation is looking to honor with next year’s grant were capable of generating life-giving soil. In other words, manifesting aliveness.

I’m buzzed about the candidates who have thus far answered our call for regeneration projects. As usual, we’ll be announcing the recipient on February 22 (2/22).

But for now, I send you tidal waves of love, compassion (especially for yourself) and this quote from Sandra Bullock, “If you dance a little bit each morning, it changes how you walk out into the world.”

Without the old stories we superimpose over our lives, every single day pulses with miracles. Merriest of the merries to you, my beloved friends!

#222 Forever

Pam Grout is the author of 20 books including E-Squared, E-Cubed, Thank & Grow Rich and her latest book, The Course in Miracles Experiment: A Starter Kit for Rewiring Your Mind (And Therefore Your World)

**He did—in his will–finally free the enslaved who worked at Mount Vernon. My friends and I were serendipitously honored to participate in the laying of the wreath ceremony at the Slave Burial Grounds.