I saw a breautiful cloud dragon in the sky today, what have you seen?
By shelagh77
@shelagh77 (3643)
April 23, 2007 7:09pm CST
I enjoy watching the clouds and find this very restful. I entertain myself by looking for shapes in the clouds, and today I saw an absolutely magnificent dragon. There was a slight outline to the head, where the cloud must have been thinner, and the sun gleamed through in a silver light, making him seem even more real.
Have you ever seen a really unusual or clear shape in the clouds?
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@Darkwing (21583)
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24 Apr 07
I often watch the clouds too, Shelagh. I think one of the best I saw was a Goddess in a Chariot being drawn by a horse, a God walked behind her... he was giant sized, then behind them, there were three smaller beings, possibly elf-size. These moved for a way across the sky, then disintegrated but it was quite amazing.
Thank you for this discussion, my friend, and Brightest Blessings.
@shelagh77 (3643)
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25 Apr 07
Wow! That is absolutely brilliant, I wish I had seen that one! Do you ever photograph the clouds? I can't because quite frankly I am very bad with a camera, but some of the pictures I have seen have been brilliant.
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@shelagh77 (3643)
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29 Apr 07
That sounds a lovely way to watch the clouds. We are hoping to have some garden furniture this year so maybe I shall be able to do the same :-)
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@Lakota12 (42600)
• United States
24 Apr 07
Seen elephant mickey mouse and ducks in clouds also one time something that looked like a castle. thses days I see notheing but clouds that look like rain and it dont rain but the wind is si high and cold Dont enjoy going out sdie to look
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@shelagh77 (3643)
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25 Apr 07
What a shame, you have seen such wonderful shapes in the sky before. Maybe you could watch from the window? Even the storm clouds form great shapes sometimes, with the darker and less dark greys. The things I see most often are poodles, I think because the fluffy clouds sort of lend themselves to it.
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@shelagh77 (3643)
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29 Apr 07
That is a shame. Maybe though you are busier than I am and do not have the time I have to "wool gather" as we call it and daydream and cloud watch?
You do have wonderful mountains you can go to though, so that is nice too.
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@shelagh77 (3643)
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29 Apr 07
I find that a bit of cloud gazing lowers any tension I have acquired and makes me breathe more easily, as I relax and try to find lots of shapes to see, do you find that too, or are you too busy keeping an eye on the little fella to be able to relax?
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@shelagh77 (3643)
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25 Apr 07
I think it is a bit of both. It is very rare for someone who does not appreciate the shapes and textures in the sky to actually see a nice formation, but if you are actually looking to see what you can see, I suppose your brain sort of supplies any little bits missing in the outline.
All I know is that it is a free hobby that can keep me amused for hours whilst I am waiting in the car whilst somebody goes shopping or on some other errand lol.
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@dnatureofdtrain (5273)
• Janesville, Wisconsin
9 May 07
I see awesome things and spirits in the clouds all the time. I work with weather Spirits so often the cloud Spirits will pass on messages to me from my passed on relatives. Using signs and symbols, or suggest things to me themselves - DNatureofDTrain
@shelagh77 (3643)
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10 May 07
Wow! You certainly have taken your cloud watching to a really high level (no pun intended). I watch the clouds for fun, relaxation and inspiration for my writing.
Have your passed on relatives guided you in your vocation, and are you achieving your dreams?
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@dnatureofdtrain (5273)
• Janesville, Wisconsin
11 May 07
I think being the messenger has been a dream that has come true.. and they have used me through dreams and predictions, Signs in nature and animals to prevent tradegies or pass on messages that has save lives, and to me. Yes it is definately worth it.. As far as acheiving much for me.. well.. Not much for me in the physical world, but I know what is for me in the Great beyond so if I never achieve my goals and dreams here.. At least I know that I am going to an awesome indescrible place in the end, and that is comfortable. - DNatureofDTrain
@dnatureofdtrain (5273)
• Janesville, Wisconsin
11 May 07
I always wanted to see and do great things. I may have not made it to railroad work or anywhere else. But I have inspired many to do great things.. and watched others achieve their dreams because I was told by spirit to motivate them to try and they did... - DNatureofDTrain
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@kathy77 (7486)
• Australia
24 Apr 07
I also enjoy watching the clouds and sometimes I imagine seeing all different beautiful shapes in the clouds some are triangled while others are like in the shape of a beautiful angle with wings, With the shape of the angel with its wings lightly shaped this could of been caused by the thinner side of the cloud. I enjoy the different shape that I see but today it is rainy so no clouds around today for me.
@shelagh77 (3643)
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25 Apr 07
It is great when you see angels, isn't it? What is the very best cloud shape you ever saw, and where was it?
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@alfonseelric (894)
• Malaysia
27 Apr 07
I love cloud... how they can change a picture u take.. how they can make u wonder... how they can form a beutiful things... it just so beautiful.. how they can make u imagine things..
There is the cloud appreciation society.. i was browsing the net when i came across that site. You can visit the site.. http://www.cloudappreciationsociety.org
u can see more of these beautiful clouds..
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@shelagh77 (3643)
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29 Apr 07
Thank you, I am going over there now! That is a really useful site. It is nice to meet a fellow appeciator :-)
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