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Memorial Day: Memories and A Time for Reflection

Memorial Day Memories

Memorial Day was first celebrated 3 years after the end of the civil war. It was founded with a sincere intent to honor fallen soldiers. However, I will admit that for much of my life my

memories of this day are, I am not necessarily proud to say, rather superficial.

On average I believe I have typically focused on where I would be going to enjoy an outdoor cookout at the

beginning of summer. Traditionally, I have not been thinking about fallen soldiers on Memorial Day. And I think I am not alone. If people have not been personally touched by the death of a

military personnel they may also slip into viewing Memorial Day as a day for relaxation.

Memorial Day 2024 Mojo

This year Memorial Day is being observed on Monday May 27. It is a numerology 76/4 day and then relevant to the content and context of this article Tuesday May 28 is a 77/5 day. 77, a doubled number, is a Master Number and, thus Tuesday, can be attributed to being a day when it is possible to access higher vibrations. To define this Master quality a bit more clearly you might think of it as a day when it is possible to be more finely attuned to the best of humanity. In this article I will focus on suggesting how focusing on the Master number numerology of Memorial Day 2024 fits with this day that is consciously set aside to honor people who displayed bravery. It is a time when the best of humanity is honored, and can be a uniquely personal and meaningful time of reflection.

On Recognizing and Honoring Acts of Bravery, Courage and Honor To set the stage of setting this day aside to truly honor service and sacrifice I will share one short story of one courageous soul in the target honoree group. Corporal Evelyn Smith personified bravery as a combat medic in Iraq. During a fierce firefight, she ran into the line of fire to treat wounded soldiers. Despite being wounded, she continued to administer aid until every injured soldier was evacuated. Her selfless actions saved numerous lives and tragically

cost her own. Between 1900 and 1990, 43 million soldiers died in wars. Quite obviously her story in just one in a vast sea of millions of tales of service and sacrifice.

Memorial Day is a big deal. I encourage you to choose to take some moments in this Memorial Day to reflect on its intent.

An Expressly Personal Memorial Day: A Cosmic Missive Is there someone, now deceased, who played an important role in your life and for whom you now harbor a sense of regret that you were not demonstratively as appreciative of this person as you would like to have been? May is the 5 th month of the year. The number 5 in numerology relates to Wisdom gained from experience. With this is mind you might like to elect to engage in an experiment to see if you can use this Memorial Day and the immediate succeeding Master Number Day to clear your feelings of regret and in the process raise your vibration.

If you are experiencing this situation in your life I encourage you on Memorial Day 5/27/24 to gather up a blank piece of paper and a pen and write a letter to the deceased person for whom you wish to share heartfelt appreciation. In the letter share everything you wish you had shared before he or she passed. Then, on Tuesday 5/28/24, the Master number day focus your attention on using Higher Vibe to psychically send it to the person.

You can try it as an experiment and see and experience for yourself if you elevate your consciousness. Do you feel better and less regretful? That will be an indication that Master energy can work for you to actually raise your consciousness. The Moon was Full on 5/23 now and until the next new moon the Moon will be waning. May your feeling of regret wane with the Moon and may your capacity for self-love grow.

May is the 5 th Month of the Year. The Theme of #5 is Wisdom gleaned from learning from

experience. If I could be granted Wisdom as a super powers I would inquire from someone

such as Jane Smith who is on the “other” side if being honored by the living as is the custom on

Veteran’s Day makes a difference.

~Hattie