Bishop Deb watches the sun rise over the Niagara River, revealing glowing trees and bare branches.
Bishop Deb begins the episode at sunrise by the Niagara River, describing the glowing trees and bare branches as winter approaches. She notes the unusual lack of snow by November 7th and the darker evenings affecting her mood. Deb shares her recent busyness with church events like the synod annual meeting, ordinations, and catch-up weddings from COVID times. She talks about her Angel Lady side business, where she makes healing balms infused with Lord's water, which she says has a calming vibrational energy. Deb also mentions creating a balancing balm with vanilla and semi-precious stones for chakra work. She discusses posting watercolor ornaments by Jean for sale on angelladies.com. Deb reflects on heightened emotions lately, possibly linked to the new moon and lunar eclipse, and compares it to beliefs about full moons affecting first responders. She connects this to the lingering effects of COVID-19, which she says has caused people to miss three years and reassess priorities. Deb emphasizes the need for gentleness and self-care, suggesting journaling and taking time for walks. She outlines her upcoming week, including fixing a car, a wedding, chaplain training, and church services. Deb expresses love for training wedding officiants and helping couples create ceremonies. She ends with a prayer thanking God for the day, asking for healing for the sick, and sending angels to assist those in need.
