Deborah shared this beautiful story with me that perfectly represented the law of circulation, when you give lovingly and unconditionally the universe can bring the equivalent or more back to you easily and effortlessly. It touched me so dearly, I was inspired to write it down and share it with all of you.
Overall, Deborah was not one for material possessions. That being said, there were a few things that she truly treasured, not for what they were but what they represented to her. One of those such items was a tiny alabaster Pegasus figurine that she lovingly kept on a little shelf over her bath. She never really understood why, but she dearly loved that figurine. Every time she would take a bath, she would gaze lovingly at it and it would bring her such a sense of peace. It became a very dear friend, supporter in presence that she appreciated often throughout her life.
Deborah is a very heart-centered person. She is a caretaker, a helper, at heart and in action. One of the many people Deborah supported in her life through her love and kindness was a 10 yr old girl, named Sarah. She described Sarah as “the forgotten child” which is not uncommon in a household of 6 children. Deborah would take Sarah on walks from time to time to give her some individual attention. On one of their walks, Sarah mentioned that she really loved “those horses with wings”. Deborah knew immediately she was referring to Pegasus and the little figurine in her bathroom flashed through her head. Sarah talked about how it represented freedom, confidence and beauty to her and Deborah could tell this mythical creature represented something very powerful to both Sarah and her. It was a wonderful bonding experience for both. Deborah never mentioned that little figurine to Sarah (or anyone else for that matter) but every time she looked at it after that, she thought of Sarah. Her heart felt torn. She loved this little figurine and what it represented so dearly, and yet felt powerfully drawn to give it to Sarah and knew she would truly appreciate the gift.
By the time their next walk came around, Deborah had made her decision. Sarah was meant to have that alabaster Pegasus. The inner calling to share that little figurine had won out over her feeling of lack and loss in not having it. When she arrived to pick Sarah up and gave her the unexpected present, Sarah’s entire face lit up. Deborah explained, “It was like I gave her the world”. She appreciated the little figurine so fully and treasured it with all her heart. Deborah knew she had done the right thing, and the joy in the giving was wonderful. Deborah never told anyone about giving her little alabaster Pegasus away. It was her and Sarah’s little secret and though she did miss it, she never regretted the choice.
About a month later, one of Deborah was meeting up with one of her dearest friends, Jane, to catch up. After chatting for a little while, Jane told Deborah she had a little gift for her and brought a small box out of her purse. Jane explained before it was opened that getting this gift “was the oddest thing”. She had seen this little trinket in a store a little while back and “something just kept telling me I should get it for you”. She went by it a couple times before finally deciding to buy it. “I don’t even know if it is something that you would like”, she explained. “I just felt the need to give it to you. You can use it or give it to someone else.” When Deborah opened the box, she was astounded. Inside, staring up at her, was an exact replica of her little alabaster Pegasus.
The universe has a million ways to surprise and delight us when we come from high vibration of unconditional love. This example of the Law of Circulation at work is just one of thousands. May it support you in remembering the power of giving, surrender and love.
