Comments on: Ladybug’s Sign

By: Sam Freedom

Sam Freedom — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 22:59:36 +0000

My ladybug was a small mushroom someone dropped in my iced tea while backpacking through Mexico in 1993. Sure, I was only 26 at the time but I knew a good deal when I spotted one.

Since I’m focusing on the positive and attracting wonder and joy every day, in every way, then the next ride in one of your sheikmobiles is mine… even if I’m not actually phsycially there, it’s still mine.

Please tell me how I felt in your next blog. I can’t wait..! Ommmm….

By: Tracey

Tracey — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:43:40 +0000

I think that’s really inspiring. Life does send us signs. Like for the last year I have been resisting moving to Sudbury, Ontario. But the latest sign is my boyfriend of ten years has been laid off. He can now take his common core, paid by the government, and go work in the mines in Sudbury. I know that God or the universe does give us little signs all the time, it’s up to us to listen to them, or ignore them. Since reading zero limits and the attractor factor, I am trying to be more open to signs

By: SoaringSpirit

SoaringSpirit — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 18:03:30 +0000

…so after receiving some life-changing news this December, to which my husband and I expressed shock to the Universe with “You’ve got to be kidding – you are kidding, right?” [answer=nope, not kidding] – - we walked into our TX country cabin to relax for NYE weekend and found (using another line from Under The Tuscan Sun…) “Ladybugs, Catherine, lots and lots of ladybugs” all over the INSIDE. I have always know ladybugs and butterflies are my little angel reminder messages so it was instantly clear The Universe was saying, “Nope, not kidding and ***You’re Welcome***.”
After letting the little beauties outside (saying to each one Thank You, I Love You) I booted up my new PC to check weeks of email (ignored while we were on holiday in Mexico) and the first thing I saw was your posting…yet ANOTHER ladybug indicator. Talk about underscoring, bolding and highlighting the message!!!

BTW – we hadn’t seen ladybugs in the country in the three years we’d been there. It would seem the sunshine (yellow) of our gratitude and love is the attractor factor.:cool:

Love and Thanks to you all for sharing!

By: Jeff

Jeff — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 19:53:16 +0000

If anyone has seen a movie called Under The Tuscan Sun there is a little message in it about Ladybugs. One of the characters is wallowing in doubt after a divorce, wondering if she will ever find love or happiness. She is told by another character these words:

Listen,
when I was a little girl,
I used to spend hours
looking for ladybugs.
Finally, I’d just give up
and fall asleep in the grass.
When I woke up,
they were crawling all over me.
So go work on your house
and forget about it.

In the case of the movie, the first character was
restoring a home in Italy, one she had hopes and
dreams of having a family in.

She was told to go on with life and work on
and do what she loved. Pay attention but
don’t worry or wonder or have impatience.
Keep doing what you do and your “ladybugs”
will find or be attracted to you.

It’s a cute movie with some good LOA sprinkles in it.
Be sure to pay attention to the part about “The Alps”.

- Jeff

By: Mila

Mila — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 16:51:31 +0000

I’ll try what you suggest

By: Diana Celesky

Diana Celesky — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 19:31:50 +0000

Hey, Dr. Joe

Thanks for reminding us to notice what we notice on a daily basis. You’ve been blessed with a VERY cool car.

A recurring ladybug for me has been lightning bugs. Many have flown close by me in the Spring and Summer each year. Then when I was told that lightning bugs are often spirits there to help us in that moment, I got chills. I began to study how many lightning bugs actually had a physical body, and most did not. There were flashes of light around me, but no actual bugs. Now whenever I see one of these flashes of light, I pay more attention to what I’m thinking/feeling/doing.

By: Kate Peterson

Kate Peterson — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 07:12:04 +0000

I just recently started reading the blogs here. Today I just keyed into my new apartment, not sure if the decision to move here was the right one. My new apartment is in Tokyo, Japan. After reading the last blog here , I kept thinking to myself to look for the ladybugs in my life. So I keyed into the cold apartment, it is completely empty as my furniture and belongings have not arrived yet. There on the floor was a ladybug. I thought it must be dead as the apartment is ice cold becuase the electricity is not turned on yet and there is not an ounce of food anywhere. As I approached it to release it outside in the sunshine, it was still alive. I was so in awe realizing the Divine Guidance in front of me. Japan is the native home of ladybugs and in the 1980`s many were actually imported to the US for farmers.
Yes, may we all find the `ladybugs ` on our path.

By: Hilde M.Makkinje

Hilde M.Makkinje — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 18:50:30 +0000

Dear Santa Joe, Thank you for your lovely ladybug sharing.. Today no signs of a Ladybug over here in the Netherlands, minus 8 degrees Celcius so no Ladybugs here.. But what I did spot today, and it’s commonly known that these are also recognized as signs from heaven; a European Robin.. aka Erithacus rubecula.. Such a beautiful sight, imagine our garden looking like a scene from the Movie Narnia, like a Winter White Wonderland and this little whopping birdy so close in front of the window… Breathtaking… and Beautyful in the Silence of the early morning.. Wonderful…

Just look around and be wondered by every little detail in this Universe and Wishing all of You a Wonderful Christmas, a Christmas Full of Wonders.. Because they haven’t left you see.. They embrace all of us, each and every day, you only have to open your eyes to see them…

Be Magic, Make Magic
With Love, Light & a Lot of Laughter
Hilde
http://www.HildeMakkinje.LifeSuccessConsultants.com

By: Jeannie in Wimberley

Jeannie in Wimberley — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 18:04:28 +0000

One more quick comment. I had a flash of recognition just now: I DO know what that ladybug was saying to me. I have been floundering for a long time, trying to figure out what to do to change my life. I felt “dead” inside for a long while, after going through a long battle with two life-threatening illnesses and, as I am sure that ladybug did survive (as I am the ONLY one who cleans off counters in my home and it was no longer there, I am certain) and fly away…well, the rest is evident. My life is about to change for the better as I come alive again after being psychically stunned.
BTW, I really do know how to spell “hurredly”(noted typo in my response posted a while ago)

By: Jeannie in Wimberley

Jeannie in Wimberley — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 17:52:08 +0000

Hi Joe. Interesting story. Funny thing is that I grabbed a glass of water off of my bedside table the other morning on the way to the kitchen and there was a floundering ladybug “swimming” frantically in it. I hurridly went to the kichen, gently poured the water out of the glass and caught the ladybug before it went into the drain. It appeared dead and I felt so sad…like I had not saved it in time. I laid it on the counter, hoping it was simply stunned and went off to get ready for work. I don’t remember seeing it again, or even thinking about it until I read your story this morning. Wonder what that ladybug was telling me????

At this moment I am manifesting a clean house…..whoops, guess I need to create some physical action to get it that way.

When I am done, I am going to reward myself by finally beginning The Key. Once again, thank you.

Blessed Adventures to you. Blessed Christmas to all, or whatever you are celebrating during this wonderful season.