Norway Ice

On a trip to see the Northern lights, which were magnificent, the focus eventually shifted to the ice below. It was sheer, transparent and solid yet felt as if it was cracking and creaking. The obvious thickness allayed any fears of falling through it.

It was so clear it felt possible to sense through to a semi hidden world beyond. On further, deeper perusal, the vision of a vibrant, flowing bustling watery world, beneath this thick windowpane of ice, revealed itself.  The ice provided visual access to two worlds: the watery, dark turquoise depths of the unknown below and the reflection in it of the skies above where the coloured lights dramatically flickered across clear black skies. It felt as if this ice protected the integrity of each world from the other and yet enabled a respectful insight to each as if uniting them in their separation.

When we require clarity about any situation, this enables us to reach to unseen depths where relevant information and insight can be revealed.