Posts Tagged ‘books’

Spirit communicates with us in many ways. All we need to do to open to this beneficial and life-affirming relationship is to set the intention to communicate and ask to work more closely with our Spirit Team. This allows them to work around the Law of Free Will, which states that we have the right to choose the direction and terms of our lives.

Once we ask, our team goes to work on our behalf in any situation in our lives, whether it is finding a parking spot at the mall or discovering our life purpose, and everything in between.

The key to communicating with Spirit is to be aware of the language it uses. Spirit communicates with us in two ways, externally and internally. External communication comes in the forms of signs and synchronicities. Signs come in many forms: they can be a book falling off the shelf that we are supposed to read; or finding feathers or pennies after asking our Angels a question; or overhearing a conversation that answers a prayer in our heart. Read the rest of this entry »

During the course of my life I’ve met maybe two or three people who weren’t interested in knowing more about their past, present and future, and how it all ties together.

It doesn’t matter what religion anyone is or even if they have no religious affiliation; most of us do want to know these things at some point during our lives. Why? Because we all get stuck, we all become confused. We’re too easily drawn down roads to nowhere and want to know how we got there, and how to find our way again.

You might be surprised at the various types of people who come to me about that – people from all walks of life and belief systems. Did you know that everything you think, do, feel, intend, wish for, and ultimately choose, is all documented somewhere? If you’re a Christian or Jewish, you’ve may have heard mention of the Book of Life. You may also believe that God counts every hair on your head and knows all there is to know about your past, present and future. Well, I also believe that it’s all written down somewhere, somehow. Read the rest of this entry »

There are many wonderful resources that we can utilize, as we open up to an even greater awareness and knowing of our Divine Guidance. This can come in the form of teachers, classes, workshops and books, among other.

Some of my favorite authors have written wonderful books teaching us how to communicate with Spirit Team more effectively.

One of my recommendations for those desiring to open to a more clear and efficient dialogue with Spirit is Collette Baron-Reid’s Messages from Spirit: The Extraordinary Power of Oracles, Omens, and Signs. Written in down-to-earth, approachable language, Baron-Reid provides the reader with easy-to-apply techniques to beginning a rich and fulfilling dialogue with Spirit.  Read the rest of this entry »

Megan will be offering a free, interactive lecture on Divine Guidance in her free video chat room on PsychicAccess.com tonight, Monday June 6th at 8pm PST. Please feel free to refer your friends and join the session with your topic-related questions.

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Beginning to work with your Angels and Higher Guides is just like learning any new skill – it requires patience, commitment, openness and a willingness to ask for help.

In fact, I like to compare opening to Divine Guidance to learning a new language, because in essence you are discovering the ways you and your Spirit Team communicate with one another.

Everyone has this ability and if you are willing to put forward the effort, the dividends will be life-changing in positive and joyful ways.

The first step, as with everything related to Spirit, is to set the intention to work more closely with your Spirit Team. Ask your Spirit Team to work more closely with you. Empower them to turn up the volume of their communication with you.  Read the rest of this entry »

I recently had a client ask me if I could make any recommendations for meditation books. She’d been searching online and only found items like Meditation for Dummies. Her dilemma immediately reminded me of my time at university, and one professor in particular came to the forefront of my memories.

I was in college recently enough to know that the research method of choice for most students was to strictly make use online sources: articles, journals, databases and search engines.

Now, this particular professor I remember was as progressive about technology as her students, but one thing she did insist on was taking the time to go to the library and working through the stacks, looking for research material. Read the rest of this entry »