The Grass Is Always Greenest Under Our Own Feet
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“Bonita, my bones feel so much better since you brought the herbal remedies and medicated brownies. I can walk again and now I only need this cane! Thank you so much love!” said Ray. “The kids harvested it, the kikaujuana crop,” said Bonita. “And look, the canaries are alive and well, and Freedom’s wing is almost completely healed.” “Yeah, I put the healing kikaujuana balm on Freedom and the birds, too, and they…” Synchronicity began to explain. “Everyone! Stop this nonsense and get back to class. You can’t fight city hall!” screamed Dean Clueless from the podium, interrupting Synchronicity. “We want clean water now!” yelled Crystal, a young protestor who stood out from the rest of the group because of the radiant light beaming out from her heart and a patch of green grass under her feet. “Beggars can’t be choosers!” spouted Dean Clueless. “Oh no! Yes you can elevate city hall and we will. Those in need deserve to succeed!” yelled Bonita at Dean Clueless. “Hi I’m Serendipity and I am pleased to align with you today,” said Serendipity, intensely gazing at Crystal. “Well, speak of the angels. I am Crystal. I have been waiting for you guys, my tribe, to show up my whole life. Where have you been?” said a smiling Crystal. “I see you guys are standing on green grass just like me and our light together is magnetic.” “Hi, I’m Synchronicity, but what are you talking about, you’ve been waiting for your tribe?” asked Synchronicity. “I’ve been waiting for others like me! The time is now. We must transform these people and this land to the New Paradigm. The young ones, like us, will lead the way,” said Crystal. “How will we know who is with us?” asked Serendipity. “You will know who they are if they know the grass is always greenest under their own feet and you shall see the light shine forth the brightest from their hearts,” explained Crystal. “That’s a really nice thought, Crystal, but we need to pick our battles and we have bigger fish to fry. I hate to play the devil’s advocate, but let’s get real,” said Hope dismissively. “Hey! I understand your skepticism, Hope, but let me play the angel’s assistant here for a minute,” said Bonita. “When you come from a place of joy and HOPE, instead of pushing away disharmony, it is easier to align with light. Then you can feed a fish and let it multiply.” “Wow, that IS my name… Hope,” mused Hope. “Yes, now you remember the truth of who you are. Let me bring you to a special meditation place that I used to go to years ago where you can feel empowered,” replied Bonita serenely.
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The Grass Is Always Greenest Under Our Own Feet is the transformative and metaphysical journey of two superhero teenagers, Synchronicity and Serendipity Heavenridge, who come from the town of Starseed, a Utopian village where everyone’s aura shines brightly and the grass is always green under their feet. The intuitively gifted siblings answer a call for help to go on a divine mission to the town of Lost Valley, a place caught up in the trauma and drama of the old paradigm of lack and limitation. There, they explore and experience concepts foreign to them, such as fear, illness, doom, greed, racism, polluted air and water, scarcity, and lack of compassion. Ultimately, they help to uplift, heal, transform and shift the lower vibrations of the townspeople into unconditional love consciousness before it’s too late.
About the Author
**Anne (Phoenix) Duffy Anne (Phoenix) Duffy, born and raised in Michigan, holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan and an associate’s degree in journalism and a certificate in digital video from Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Additionally, she is trained as intuitive energy healer/coach for over 20 years. Many of her clients have reported miraculous shifts and transformation changes over the years. She is excited to share some of the healing concepts in this fictional metaphysical storybook. Phoenix also dances Bachata, loves to meditate, chant Kirtan, visit the beach often and organizes a Meetup group called Intuitives Expansion. She currently lives with her Siamese flame point cat, Cupcake, in the San Francisco Bay Area, a dream she had since she was 13 years old. Phoenix continues to work with others, helping to support and hold space for them on their healing journey and she is enjoying spending time writing more books and movie scripts. **Sara Noah Sara Noah was born and raised in southeastern Michigan and loved growing up in the country. She received her master’s degree in interdisciplinary studies from Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado and her bachelor’s in arts management from Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Sara worked for almost two decades in higher education, primarily in disability services. Sara is excited about yoga, meditation, kirtan, songwriting, vegan foods, animal rights, and spending time in nature. She is looking forward to completing many more creative projects in the future.