A Daily Look Within – Day 8

Air is also power. Air can move in strong, straight lines and fronts. Determined, charged Air can cause much damage, with little warning. You can see Air when it contains other matter. You can tell its movements through careful observation, which is why you see the planes making jet streams in the Air so often. You can watch birds or insects in flight and see how they move about on the Air currents. If you are ever fortunate enough to view down into a valley from high on a mountain, take a good look at how the clouds hover around the top or even float in the Air beneath you. Watch the birds of all sizes as they have their fun.

Air can be loud and vary in intensity. You may actually catch the sound of a breeze as it makes its way through or around something, usually pushing the other objects around making light noises in the soft breeze. Depending on where you live, you may hear the sounds of storms or tornadoes as they whoosh their way through empty, open areas. You can hear the wind on very blustery days as it rattles trees, bushes, branches, and maybe even buildings. You may even see a tumbleweed being pushed; flopping or rolling about in the desert.

Air has the ability to transmit many light, little pieces of matter and disperse them to a wide area. Can you taste the Air? Maybe, if there is something being carried on it, like smoke or some other aroma like savory food cooking. You can surely feel the Air. Oh, you may not be able to grab and hold it in your hand, but those little hairs on your arms and legs and sense the wind. And, you can feel when the Air is full of humid moisture. You can tell when there is a breeze and when it is moving about and feels comfortable versus when it is stifling and there is no breeze to provide relief. We tend to like rooms where the Air smells fresh and clean, or has some enjoyable scent. We tend to be put off by rooms that have old, dank, or musty air. Air is very “atmospheric” and can have a great influence on living things, in spite of its invisibility.