An interesting development has taken place in my channeling practice. I've come to the understanding that I am "allowed" to channel other deities and beings, while still going through The Morrigan. She is very specific about who She will let me channel, though. That probably sounds really controlling (lol) but the truth is I actually really appreciate this.
In the past, I would get so confused over which deity I'm "supposed" to be "working with" because I have the ability to connect with essentially whomever I reach out to. I don't say that to toot my own horn - it's actually a curse more often than it is a blessing, especially with how it has manifested in years gone by. So I am extremely grateful that The Morrigan has taken it upon Herself to be a sort of gateway, or filter, so that I remain safe and secure during channeling sessions.
One of the deities (or demons, if you prefer) She allows me to channel occasionally is Lilith. The Morrigan has described Lilith to me as one of Her sisters. I don't take this to mean in a literal, canonical way, like the way Morrigu, Badb, and Macha are sisters; rather, it is a term of affection that She uses for Lilith. I'm sure there are probably others as well that I've yet to become privy to.
All that to say: this short but powerful message is one that was channeled through The Morrigan, but from Lilith.
Saturday, October 12, 2024
You are not the first in your line. But you may be the last. These things are always moving, as time shifts shape in accordance to the tides. If you were the last, what would you be compelled then to do? And if you were not, how would that change anything?
What have you seen so clearly that you cannot un-see? What terrors have shaped you? What joys have sprung from your womb?
Child bearing is not the mark of "woman." It is, however, how men mark us. We must move into a shape that allows a woman to mark herself. The womb is never empty, as the ocean is never empty. Woman is never made, never quite still and static, as the sea has always been and is always moving. To be woman is to be the water. The water births and kills. The water moves in accordance to her own will, and she decides her path based upon a multitude of variables. She is unpredictable. Never static, never still. She births both monsters and martyrs, as well as all those who sit somewhere in between.
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