The Green Eyed Gypsy (2)
Tarot Counselor. I am an Empath and a Visionary. Which is why I am a fortune teller. A psychological doctor of faith... I am a creative madman... Completely absurd and wickedly intelligent. I am the dark maiden who tells dirty jokes and hides your underwear. I am the angel of bullshit. I am the lightening bolt of power.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Test Post from The Green Eyed Gypsy
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Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Sunday, January 12, 2014
It hurts so bad
I have no other way of dealing with my feelings right now. The waves of tears fade in and out. My heart gets tight and I can feel them well up again. Death. Astrologically Saturn is teaching us some hard lessons right now. My page was taken away because I loved it so much. Maybe it wasn't love after all. Just a running scared rendition of the pain that I was trying to wittle out of my soul.
My page was a way that I could process the world around me and within me. It went down at 13,011. It is Justice, whether I can see it or not. But it hurts so bad.
I remember when I was a floral designer... I've done so many funerals. I saw the blank stares. The vacant bodies being walked around by some force they had no choice but to surrender to... It is a lonely process.
Your world has ended and the show keeps going on... without you. Then the sadness mixes with anger. In all my years servicing Death I have learned one thing: We just don't want to be forgotten. Everything gets swallowed up eventually. The Wold ends up eating the Sun in the end and everything gets put back from which it came.
As much as I would like to think that what I did was special. It wasn't. Just me fighting with myself in front of thousands of people without shame. It was just a Facebook page. But it was my life too. But that is over now. I've cried and cried. Crying isn't enough... I needed to write. I am a writer you know. I just do really well at avoiding doing it. The Tarot of the Circus is in me somewhere ready to come out. Where do I even start? I can't even think of that right now... the World is still spinning.
That page was not mine. Just recycled ideas from the cosmos. Other people's ideas. It is time to make something of my own. But it is scary.
The cards re-assure me that I have the Ten of Cups and Pentacles. I should be happy. My page helped me get there. Seven of Swords, Five of Pentacles.... story of my life. Fucked up and left out. My childhood was so sad and lonely. I guess it stuck with me. I don't want to be stuck there anymore... I want to be stuck in love. Right now I am between the bars.
It hurts so bad. I can't stop my mind. The change is killing me. Slowly... drawing out like a blade. Please I beg you for help.. please help this pain go away. I remember when one of my friends got murdered by some crack head. He broke in to find something and ended up stabbing her in the neck and throat 50 times with a kitchen knife. I heard the sirens next door and ran through the woods towards the lights. Her mother stood there. Frozen in time. I wrapped my arms around a shell of a person. She was just as lifeless as the bloody body on the floor. Many people died that day. WHY? WHY?! We scream. What does it all mean? How can someone learn to love again after such horrors? But I guess that is what it is all about. Going from broken to whole over and over again for the sake of experiencing it. I will grow stronger from this. Life doesn't really give us much of a choice.
I just need to change my emotions. Five of Cups. Oh man I feel like I am going to throw up. All I can do is trust.... trust trust trust that I am loved and there is a reason to all this madness. There is a great order to my seemingly chaos. Two Four of Wands show that this is an initiation. A marriage between the spiritual and physical worlds. I need people right now... but I don't know how to be around them. What a strange world we live in where we need people but it is the hardest thing to do is really connect.
*Sobbing*
I have to believe that it wasn't for nothing. It served it's purpose. And now it is over. Cry cry cry until the tears dry up into a desert wasteland.
“Heart is in the ocean.
Feet are in the mountains.
Head is in the clouds.”
Feet are in the mountains.
Head is in the clouds.”
I have to get through this. And I will get through this.
The pain in my stomach is almost unbearable. Where are my sisters? 13,011 people I worked so hard for... and where are they now. Like then end of the Truman Show... when everyone just changes the channel. No one showing up at my funeral. Still here in the middle of nowhere... I have learned how to be solitary.... but that is not how live is meant to be lived.
I suppose it is time to go out into the world. This world doesn't need saving... I did. I am brave enough to do anything... strong enough to live through anything... except my own life.
I now tie all of this energy down. I bind you now. Thank you for your service... I have learned so much but I no longer need you. I need to move on with my life. As painful as it is... I have to say good-bye.
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Oh how I love Tom
Tom Lescher's Pele Report
*Siiiiiigh*
Thank you Tom. I just love how you always validate everything I process in a week. I got banned from Facebook again.
This time 30 days. The block will be active for 24 days and 23 hours more.
*Siiiiiigh*
Thank you Tom. I just love how you always validate everything I process in a week. I got banned from Facebook again.
This time 30 days. The block will be active for 24 days and 23 hours more.
To be exact.
I put my heart and soul into my page. This time... I did try to have a new level of maturity. A forced vacation. I can handle that. I cleaned my entire house. Went through the kid's clothes and toys and made everything spotless. That was day two. I am just a creative person. I NEED to express and create.
Regardless of how well I am handling this... I have had two sleepless nights in a row. I try to resist when the waves of sadness come over me and my heart aches. I can feel the anger. This is the anger I have felt my entire life. People always trying to shove me in a box. I am an Aquarius. I am eclectic... There really isn't anything too taboo for me. I forget the rest of the World is gripped in fear.
Shocking.
I have been working with this guy from Virginia. He had sent me an email last week titled, "Please Help".
So I did.
I have been working with him since everyday. I have been making him walk and then text me when he is done for card work.
He said to me yesterday, "Things are changing."
Yes. Yes they are.
When life throws you lemons... make lemonade right? So I can't inspire my over 7,000 fans on my page on a daily basis... but I am making a difference in one man's life. That is something to be happy about.
I have three planets in Scorpio... and I am a fixed Aquarius... with another three planets in Capricorn. I take my work VERY VERY seriously and to heart. It is who I am.
Thanks Tom for giving me comfort. As you always do. I just have to let it go. And if it is meant to be... it will find me. Xx
The Green Eyed Gypsy
The Green Eyed Gypsy
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
A Wonder
Last week I was talking to my friend who lives in Alaska. He is an electrician and was here for a visit. His company sends him to islands off Alaska to install wiring into hospitals so they all can link to the grid. He told he some horrific stories that are now burned into my psyche.
He said it is humbling and makes you be of service to humanity. I suppose people like us are more acclimated to Death than most. I used to be a floral designer and walked into the wrong door delivery service flowers and was face to face with a man cleaning off a severed head.
When things become real... they are remembered as surreal.
His best friend used to work at a crematory. He told us a story of how they have to monitor the process by watching through a peep hole. Vividly he describes that everyone at one point heats up until the staples burst in the chest and a bouquet of intestines explode into the air in a grand finale.
I've seen a lot of dead bodies. They didn't seem very real to me. Looking at them. I always wondered how different cultures handled Death. It interested me. Even more so it interested me the people who take these things on as a life style. Intriguing. The unlikely hero.
When I lived in Chicago a friend of mine, my next door neighbor, was slashed to death 50 times in the neck and chest by a crack head who broke in to her house with his friends looking for shit to steal and pawn. When I got the phone call I ran through the trees to her house. Her mom was sitting in the back of a police car. I sat next to her and she looked into my eyes and cried, "She's gone."
It was horrific having found her daughter in a bloody pool. Everyone walked around as if in a trance. I remember a guy with a camera asking questions in our face and me and Tony pushed him away. Both him and I almost killed him. He was just doing his job. As was the policeman. The church even volunteered to clean up the mess in the house. Somebody has to do it. Some... Body.
It is easy to live in a dream world... in our heads. Cut off from life on Earth. But what a waste. Why did you bother to get a body if you weren't going to use it. To love it. To pleasure it. And were in history did it all go wrong? When we decided to hate ourselves. Life is too short for that crap.
Mortality. You can't help but wonder.
I am an explorer. I loved travelling around to different sites to deliver flowers. Every time I walked into a new job site I would scope it out. In the kitchen behind the wedding, the doors in the mortuary. Flowers took me on quite the wild ride. It was life. In the moment. In all its parts. Everyone working together to make life as we know it comfy cozy. There are no little parts, only small people.
We were the people behind the scenes. The people that made it all work.
“Strange memories on this nervous night in Las Vegas. Five years later? Six? It seems like a lifetime, or at least a Main Era—the kind of peak that never comes again. San Francisco in the middle sixties was a very special time and place to be a part of. Maybe it meant something. Maybe not, in the long run . . . but no explanation, no mix of words or music or memories can touch that sense of knowing that you were there and alive in that corner of time and the world. Whatever it meant. . . .
― Hunter S. Thompson, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
He said it is humbling and makes you be of service to humanity. I suppose people like us are more acclimated to Death than most. I used to be a floral designer and walked into the wrong door delivery service flowers and was face to face with a man cleaning off a severed head.
When things become real... they are remembered as surreal.
His best friend used to work at a crematory. He told us a story of how they have to monitor the process by watching through a peep hole. Vividly he describes that everyone at one point heats up until the staples burst in the chest and a bouquet of intestines explode into the air in a grand finale.
I've seen a lot of dead bodies. They didn't seem very real to me. Looking at them. I always wondered how different cultures handled Death. It interested me. Even more so it interested me the people who take these things on as a life style. Intriguing. The unlikely hero.
When I lived in Chicago a friend of mine, my next door neighbor, was slashed to death 50 times in the neck and chest by a crack head who broke in to her house with his friends looking for shit to steal and pawn. When I got the phone call I ran through the trees to her house. Her mom was sitting in the back of a police car. I sat next to her and she looked into my eyes and cried, "She's gone."
It was horrific having found her daughter in a bloody pool. Everyone walked around as if in a trance. I remember a guy with a camera asking questions in our face and me and Tony pushed him away. Both him and I almost killed him. He was just doing his job. As was the policeman. The church even volunteered to clean up the mess in the house. Somebody has to do it. Some... Body.
It is easy to live in a dream world... in our heads. Cut off from life on Earth. But what a waste. Why did you bother to get a body if you weren't going to use it. To love it. To pleasure it. And were in history did it all go wrong? When we decided to hate ourselves. Life is too short for that crap.
Mortality. You can't help but wonder.
I am an explorer. I loved travelling around to different sites to deliver flowers. Every time I walked into a new job site I would scope it out. In the kitchen behind the wedding, the doors in the mortuary. Flowers took me on quite the wild ride. It was life. In the moment. In all its parts. Everyone working together to make life as we know it comfy cozy. There are no little parts, only small people.
We were the people behind the scenes. The people that made it all work.
It is a delicate balance. A ballet. I use to be an insurance agent. The owner of the funeral home down the street would come in and only talk in whispers. Every service he performed was in a silent reverence. I could never understand a word he said. But I would watch him speak and think of what goes on beneath his home. Where the bodies were kept. I always wondered why we display people's bodies. Does making it more real make it easier to grieve? Does it shock life into us? Or does it simply scare us?
I get more and more emails everyday people all over the world asking me to do readings for them. Some offer to pay... most don't. I don't want to just be another Tarot reader. Why help one at a time when one little people make big fires? I guess I am holding out for the Big Fish.
I am 29. I don't feel 29. I don't feel any physically different from when I was 21. Honestly.
Everyone is at the tip of their toes. What is it? It is breaking dawn. The point is... we are looking forward. With everything that we've got. Looking for ourselves on a deep profound level. Saying no to what is not and making room for the best that is yet to come.
“Strange memories on this nervous night in Las Vegas. Five years later? Six? It seems like a lifetime, or at least a Main Era—the kind of peak that never comes again. San Francisco in the middle sixties was a very special time and place to be a part of. Maybe it meant something. Maybe not, in the long run . . . but no explanation, no mix of words or music or memories can touch that sense of knowing that you were there and alive in that corner of time and the world. Whatever it meant. . . .
History is hard to know, because of all the hired bullshit, but even without being sure of “history” it seems entirely reasonable to think that every now and then the energy of a whole generation comes to a head in a long fine flash, for reasons that nobody really understands at the time—and which never explain, in retrospect, what actually happened.
My central memory of that time seems to hang on one or five or maybe forty nights—or very early mornings—when I left the Fillmore half-crazy and, instead of going home, aimed the big 650 Lightning across the Bay Bridge at a hundred miles an hour wearing L. L. Bean shorts and a Butte sheepherder's jacket . . . booming through the Treasure Island tunnel at the lights of Oakland and Berkeley and Richmond, not quite sure which turn-off to take when I got to the other end (always stalling at the toll-gate, too twisted to find neutral while I fumbled for change) . . . but being absolutely certain that no matter which way I went I would come to a place where people were just as high and wild as I was: No doubt at all about that. . . .
There was madness in any direction, at any hour. If not across the Bay, then up the Golden Gate or down 101 to Los Altos or La Honda. . . . You could strike sparks anywhere. There was a fantastic universal sense that whatever we were doing was right, that we were winning. . . .
And that, I think, was the handle—that sense of inevitable victory over the forces of Old and Evil. Not in any mean or military sense; we didn’t need that. Our energy would simply prevail. There was no point in fighting—on our side or theirs. We had all the momentum; we were riding the crest of a high and beautiful wave. . . .
So now, less than five years later, you can go up on a steep hill in Las Vegas and look West, and with the right kind of eyes you can almost see the high-water mark—that place where the wave finally broke and rolled back.”
What an adventure. Wouldn't you say?
So the question is... What do you want to do with your precious life?
Travel and Teach.
I am so grateful for this time I have spend studying at home raising my kids. But I have put myself into something I love that is for myself. As they grow, they can reap the benefits of my hard work. And hopefully learn to do the same for themselves. I might only have this one life to be Mandy Flint. But I am going to rock the shit out of it and go out in a flame of glory.
Well, that is.... if I figure out what it is.
*Curtain Please*
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