03/12/2026
I wanted to document this for my own remembrance, but thought I’d share it with anyone who might like to sit down and have a little listen...
For the past five or six weeks I’d been experiencing a mild yet persistent cough and a bit of chest congestion. I tried all of my usual natural remedies and some frequency/energy work, but life stayed busy and I never quite took the time to go deeper with it.
This morning, during a session with my voice coach, I mentioned the lingering irritation. She suggested we tune in and follow the thread of what was still asking for attention.
We began with some vocal toning and settled into the sensation in my chest and throat. I asked my spirit team and any helpful intelligences to come forward and assist.
Almost immediately, a swarm of bees appeared.
The queen settled at a spot in my throat that had been irritated from the coughing, and the others began their work. Their wings vibrated in a steady hum and I adjusted my tone to match their frequency. As they buzzed, the congestion began to break apart.
Then my lungs transformed.
Each tiny alveoli became a small, round, yellow flower (my symbol for purpose) golden and full of nectar. The bees moved methodically through the garden, pollinating each bloom with tender care.
As they worked, the flowers released their golden pollen into the blue sky of my lungs. The breeze of my voice carried that pollen outward, releasing it onto the wind of external existence.
Once the tending was complete, the yellow flowers morphed into tiny violets, as if the garden itself had been transformed. My heart became fresh green grass and a gentle spring rain washed away anything that remained.
When the bees finished their work, the queen stayed behind, resting at the base of my throat and in that moment something clicked.
The queen wasn’t separate from me,
she was me, seated at the center of my own hive, guarding the place where breath becomes voice.
After the session the crackling in my lungs had subsided and a calm, steady hum remained in my throat. I sat for a moment in gratitude, thanking my interspecies helpers for tending the garden within me and reminding me of the golden nectar of my o