The Tapestry Chronicles

The afternoon brought with it such a new outlook for Aliyah that she
went to the kitchen and began cooking brunch while Josephine slept in,
everything that she touch seemed to have a richer texture. She saw
everything with more depth and found herself hearing on such a higher
vibration that her guides and ancestors could be heard talking on their
side of the veil clearer than instincts normally provided. Song was in her
heart unrestrained and filling the house and by the time Josephine rose
Aliyah had joyfully set the table with Fiji apples, Canadian bacon, Brie
cheese and scrambled eggs and was relighting what was left of last night’s
candles.
Josephine spoke, sat down at the table without question immediately
drinking a glass of water then began enjoying being in the company of
Aliyah, one of the oldest souls still in a human temple, during the last calm
before the storm. Ang appeared just as the plates were put together and
the women were settled into eating this incarnation’s last meal together,
the sight of what was transpiring made him decide that the recent update
could wait leaving the two alone. Eating in silence each one enjoyed the
moment for what it intimately represented to them. Josephine rose after
all evidence of the meal was gone and went to lighting various incenses.
Aliyah snuffed the candles while sweet celebratory angelic harmonies
drifted in.
Afterwards Josephine shared the stories behind many of the items in
her home while they drank tea and laughed the day away.
As the moon took control of the sky Ang came and notified Aliyah
that now was the time to state her farewell. Leaving was more painful than
that first night she was guided into Spirit Whispers; Ang became her rock
of support granting encouragement with each step from the apartment
stairwell to the sidewalk with Josephine right behind them. With one last
glance over her shoulder Aliyah witness something that was just as
enchanting as the talk she just shared face to face with Archangel
Michael—Spirit Whispers faded into the night and the brownstone that
housed the destiny keeper was no more as was the space that it held.

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Upon staggering into her condo, Aliyah knew that she’d lost her
physical connection with Josephine forever. The weight of her situation
pulled heavy at the veil; she didn’t have a job to go to in the morning plus
she was seeing and hearing things which are normally felt in one’s soul
during the final coming of the new. Finally Aliyah was able to see that she
had manifested a more powerful change in her life quicker than she
thought would be possible when she first answered the call. She sat on the
monogram; her last piece of evidence of a life dedicated to the materialist
magician, and cried the most healing cry while talking to God about all the
anticipation that had built up in her heart.
The first week that Aliyah was at home without a job or a task of
preparation to complete she was lost and vacant spending most of her
time sitting on the floor wondering if she had did the right thing at the
right time. She was deep into doubt about the accuracy of her instincts.
Ang on the contrary found the break before instructions to Manu arrived
quite refreshing and spent most of his time in song and words of praise of
all that carried the fingerprints of God. With Josephine now either unable
to be contacted because of a new assignment or following a divine
directive to cease all communications since her job was complete. As the
days continue to pass, Aliyah finally began to understand just how
important a role Josephine played in her life—a human resource that was
now intensely missed. Her calls to Jeffery were received but short in
duration as he was wrapped up in the intriguing theories of her insights
and the new direction he was starting to discover.
Cheryl made numerous visits but her wholeheartedness began to die
out soon after learning that Josephine had left and still nothing from
Sheikah had arrived. The fact that Cheryl allowed herself to express
concern and worry about the state of nothingness that everything had
suddenly came to upset Aliyah even more and soon she began to force her
shadow of concern onto Cheryl. After a few more tense visits Cheryl
made Aliyah promise to have dinner with her and her parents the very
next night.