Grape Hyacinth Channelling
“The grape hyacinth can be found in groups and often is associated with cottage gardens. You may find them in borders and traditional front gardens. It is very reminiscent of the past and has an uplifting, cosy feeling surrounding the bulbs.
The flower deva is showing me a lady watering her plants. She is from the past and is comfortable and content with her life on the whole. This is the sort of lady that bakes cakes and pies and has a lovely, warm coal fire going in the scullery. I am drawn to the coal shed with this. This is symbolic of fuelling our intentions for the future. It is time to make plans and be more focused.
Whereas the grape hyacinth represents the past, it is still striving onwards and upwards. This is about bringing the helpful aspects of the past forward into our future. This may be by using a creative skill that belonged to one of your family. Cooking and art comes to mind and also connecting with music.
The purple, pretty petals remind us of our spiritual nature. This has a pleasant, relaxing feel to it much like lavender. Creative, relaxing pursuits we can share with others.
The deva draws me a picture in my mind of a Monet painting - very impressionistic, hazy but at the same time in focus. This pleasant flower reminds us of skills and talents from the past that can be used in the future to share upliftment with others and to make people laugh.
A fairy resides amongst these plants, similar to the bluebell. The pure joy at being around other likeminded souls enjoying each other’s company and inspired by their creative talents.
The grape hyacinth would like us to remember what our ancestors did for relaxation and draw on some of this for inspiration. This might help others relax in this difficult world we live in sometimes.”
