Wind Horse 風馬

A  L  O  H  A !

" Be a lamp, 

or a lifeboat, or a ladder. 

Help someone's soul heal. 

Walk out of your house

 like a shepherd. "

Rumi

“ When will our consciences
 grow so tender 
that we will act
 to prevent human misery
 rather than avenge it? ” 

 Eleanor Roosevelt

" She got her looks 

from her father.

 He's a plastic surgeon. "

       Groucho Marx

Sky Red Fish

" Life is full 
of obstacle illusions. "

Grant Frazier

Aloe in bloom

" Don’t try to be different.
 Just be good. 
To be good 
is different enough. "

Arthur Freed

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I dreamed of a horse

 in the house

 last night.

Though not slave to my stars,

 observations of a thousand years 

pique my interest.

I notice what resonates,

and glean,

building my cupboard 
of cures.

Happy healthy pets,

and plants,

(for example)

 are good feng shui

all masters agree;

 The logic of this

 is evident, practical,

 and energizing to me.

Hinting at deep relations,

effects, and wisdom

of the heart. 

In my reading-ranging yesterday

 I met a Feng Shui 'cure'

 for my vulnerabilities this year

named Lung Ta,

 the Tibetan Wind Horse

 most popularly known from those Prayer flags,

where they generate positives and protections

with each flutter of breeze, touch of sunlight,

 and admiring glance.

 Big white horse with 

flowing mane and tail 

carries a huge

 wish-granting jewel,

which Tibetans say,

 satisfies all desires.  

Not a bad horse

 to welcome into the home! 

A Google image search

 yielded many lovely such images. 

One of them is now my screensaver. 

Images of the wind horse

 protect you and your home

 from hostile energies

 and people. 

Last night I dreamed

of a horse

in my house.

The Wind Horse is also
the symbol of Mongolia.

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