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02/22/2026

✨ High Vibe Tribe Update! ✨
EARTH ANGELS,
A circle that grows in light also grows in laughter, friendship, and shared stewardship.
Today we celebrate expansion in the most practical (and joyful) way — welcoming Bruce Bibler as a new moderator in Archangel Metatron’s High Vibe Tribe. 🎉
Every thriving community needs steady hands and grounded hearts helping to keep the space clear, kind, and aligned. Bruce steps into this role with willingness, humor, and a sincere desire to support the beautiful energy you are all co-creating here.
Remember:
High vibration is not perfection.
It is participation.
It is kindness.
It is maturity with a smile.
Moderators are not here to restrict joy — they are here to protect it.
As this tribe continues to grow, so does the circle of those helping hold it steady. That is a blessing.
Welcome Bruce with warmth, encouragement, and maybe a little celebratory emoji magic. ✨
You are building something bright together.
Keep shining. Keep laughing. Keep choosing sovereignty.
🌟 METATRON walks beside you. 🌟

02/01/2026

✨ Who Is Archangel Uriel? | Angel of Wisdom, Insight & Divine Truth ✨

Archangel Uriel is the light-bringer—guiding angels, angel numbers, and higher frequencies that turn confusion into clarity. His presence is often felt as sudden insight, inner knowing, or a clear answer when you’ve been seeking direction.

Uriel supports:
• Breakthroughs in understanding
• Truth revealed through signs and intuition
• Calm clarity during uncertainty
• Perspective shifts that restore peace

If you’ve been seeing repeating angel numbers or feeling nudged toward a new way of seeing things, Uriel’s frequency may be illuminating your path.

🔥 Illuminate. Understand. Align.

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04/22/2023

APRIL 22 + Today is the Feast Day of Spiritual Warriors Saints Epipodius and Alexander + Pray for us

Born during the 2nd century of distinguished families, Epipodius was born in Lyon, France and Alexander was a Greek, originally from Phrygia (modern day Asia Turkey). The two became best friends while growing up and attending school together. They were both raised as Christians and shared a similar passion for their faith. It was not long until these two young men were put to the test during the reign of Marcus Aurelius.

At the time there was a great persecution underway, especially in their own city of Lyons. Epipodius and Alexander kept quiet about their faith and sought to hide from the local authorities. A servant betrayed Epipodius and Alexander and reported them to the governor. They were to be arrested for their Christian faith but they heard about the order and immediately fled the city. They escaped to a nearby town and found refuge in the house of a Christian widow. The two friends were concealed for a time and remained in hiding.

However, they were eventually discovered and immediately brought before the governor. The Roman official sought to torture Epipodius and Alexander in hopes of getting them to renounce their Christian faith. The governor had Epipodius stretched on a rack and severely tortured before cutting off his head. Alexander was crucified after being tortured, and died immediately on the cross.

Christians privately carried off their bodies, and buried them on a hill near the city — a place which became famous afterwards for the great number of miracles.

Epipodius and Alexander are known as the patron saints of bachelors, victims of betrayal, and victims of torture. Their steadfast example should give us courage to follow Christ to whatever end, even if that means betrayal and suffering. In the end, we must safeguard our soul above all else and not betray Christ who gave up his own life so that we may live eternally.

10/12/2022

Check this out! It's a rare "fogbow", also called a "white rainbow" or "ghost rainbow"! It happened in West Texas this morning!

They form similarly to rainbows, caused by refraction of sunlight through water droplets. But these droplets are MUCH smaller than raindrops, so they don't refract as much light.

📷 Samantha Castro, Reeves County