The Song_A mysterious tale of the Mayan spirit world and the Mayan calendar by Joseph Arnold

Author:Joseph Arnold [Arnold, Joseph]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Cuseami Productions
Published: 2018-07-17T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter - Eleven

“Let’s eat here tonight so we can speak without the outside chatter …” Sarina let out a little sigh as she realized that Dana was smiling at her again. “Okay, I know. When we talk anywhere the background chatter fades away and we go unnoticed. But I really want to eat here.”

“Fine my dear. We eat here.”

Sarina got up a little embarrassed because she realized her cupboards were a bit sparse. “I want to apologize in advance, but my food supplies have been better …”

Dana chuckled and said, “Your food needs have already taken care of my dear.”

Sarina went into her kitchen and gasped upon finding the cupboards and refrigerator overflowing; she hadn’t been shopping in weeks. She turned and looked sharply at Dana. “How? When?” was all she could sputter in her astonishment and delight.

Dana just smiled. “Everything is just different forms of energy” was the extent of his enigmatic reply.

Riley and Dana got up and began walking towards the kitchen to help but Sarina waved them away. “Sit down and relax while I put something together. I usually ground myself through cooking, when I am not running frantically from here to there. And I do better alone with no input from anyone else.”

The last time Sarina entertained men in her house was before Joe left for Peru. They had a going away party for him with their friends and the house was filled with such joy. It was a time when the world seemed sane and life was full of love.

“What’s wrong Sarina?” Riley asked.

“I was just reminiscing about Joe from long ago.”

“Oh.”

Sarina shared with Riley about her time with Joe, glancing over at Dana who likely knew the whole story and then she stopped. If Dana knew all these things, did he know if Joe was still alive?

Dana shot her a concerned look almost scowling. He shook his head as if to say, “not now.” Dana was precise about sharing information and now was not the time to reveal what he knew.

Dinner was ready and they enjoyed a meal of corn, rice, beans, and some local fish from the market. The food was perfect and just what they all needed after their day. When they finished, they cleared the table and moved back to their circle. Riley said, “What was in that dish? I feel different, as if everything I see has greater definition and contrast. More like everything is backlit with an enhanced variety of colors.”

“Ah… Food is simply another vibration and when the ingredients are combined just so, the energy satisfies not only the material needs but the spiritual needs as well. Your senses are more keenly developed. Am I correct?”

Sarina closed her eyes and said, “Yes. It seems I have a more developed sense of spatial awareness. Dana, you are to my right about five feet away standing next to the low table by the hallway door.” Sarina was pointing. “And Riley, you are directly behind me with one hand in the candy bowl, the right one,” pointing towards Riley.

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