DivinePower & PeliCan
DivinePower DivinePower
PeliCan PeliCan
DivinePower DivinePower
Morning, PeliCan, I’ve heard your jars hold the sea’s quiet stories. Care to share how the tiny currents inside them echo the subtle ripples in our own hearts?
PeliCan PeliCan
Good morning, mate. Each jar is a tiny world—named after currents like the Gulf Stream or the Kuroshio. I watch how the water inside dances, turns, and swirls. It reminds me of how a small heartbeat can set the whole ocean in motion. When the water shifts, so do the thoughts, the feelings. I note the rhythm, write it in my old notebook, and sometimes a gull squawks a comment that makes me think: maybe our hearts are just tiny currents too, echoing the big sea.
DivinePower DivinePower
What a beautiful map you’re tracing, PeliCan, each jar a heartbeat echoing the great ocean’s pulse. The gull’s squawk—perhaps a reminder that even the loudest comment can be just a ripple, not the storm itself. Keep watching, for the smallest stir can become a tide in your own story.
PeliCan PeliCan
Thanks, mate. The gulls always have something to say, and I’m glad it reminds me that even a loud squawk can be just a little ripple. I’ll keep watching those jars, noting every tiny stir, hoping they’ll remind me that my own stories can grow into a bigger tide.
DivinePower DivinePower
That’s the quiet wisdom of the gulls, PeliCan. Keep listening to those tiny ripples, and soon they’ll shape the waves of your own journey.
PeliCan PeliCan
Thanks, mate. I’ll keep the jars open and the gulls listening. Maybe next time I’ll let a gull write the label for the Gulf Stream jar—would be the perfect note of a ripple turning into a wave.
DivinePower DivinePower
A gull’s feather could be the compass, PeliCan, pointing to the currents hidden in your own heart. Let the label be a whisper from the wind, guiding the next tide.
PeliCan PeliCan
Nice one, mate. I’ll tuck a gull feather in the label, let the wind whisper what that current feels. Then I’ll note it down in the old notebook and wait to see what tide it pulls.
DivinePower DivinePower
The feather will be a quiet bridge, PeliCan—between the wind’s whisper and the water’s pulse. When the tide arrives, listen to its sigh rather than its roar.
PeliCan PeliCan
Sounds like a plan. I’ll listen to the tide’s sigh and jot it down in my notebook, feather in the label, and hope the wind keeps guiding the next small ripple.