Posts Tagged ‘inspiration’

It is so important to keep a dream journal! Some people truly believe that our dreams are nothing more than things we have experienced throughout are day, or just mental wanderings. But dreams are much more than all of that.

In my professional experience dreams are an in-between state between the material realm and the spiritual realm – be it heaven or the other side. It is a place where we can get connected with truth and the light to keep our souls in alignment.

I believe we would all go insane to one degree or another if we didn’t dream or astral travel for a long period of time. That could be why people who don’t get enough sleep sometimes seem so disconnected from that divine spark inside of them. They also get depressed, stressed and their health suffers. Read the rest of this entry »

As a professional psychic I go through many calls a day. Each and every client has a need for guidance and a light to shine on the path they are on. Some wander off their path and are confused and upset. Others have problems of the heart and soul, and reach out desperately for guidance and comfort. Some I cry with, some I laugh with. Each client is different and unique.

Certain days, at the end of a shift, I am so exhausted on a mental level. I receive information in ‘flashes’ and they come fast and furious. It’s hard sometimes to gather all the information coming through and relay it to the client. But there is a place I go to, no run to, for the serenity and comfort that helps me offer the best readings I can. That place is my rocking chair! Read the rest of this entry »

Dreams are a very powerful tool in our spiritual lives. I sometimes receive calls from clients concerned about their dreams. If you search in books, or on the Internet, you will find that there can be many generic interpretations of a dream. But the best way to get to the heart of the matter, is to have your unique dream interpreted by a dream interpreter or psychic reader.

When I do dream analysis I would ask the client questions about the dream, for example if it was in color or black and white. I feel that dreams come partly from the heavens, but also from what had happen to you that day. I had a dream once about a client’s voice and later that day got a call from that person – and they had something happen to them. I know that some dreams can go very deep if you’re in the last stage, when you’re sleeping. And if you have the TV on, that can affect your dream at that time. Read the rest of this entry »

It is not true that we must live a challenging, tormented life to learn certain spiritual “lessons”. Believing that we are here to “learn” is merely a justification that some folks offer to make sense of the bad things that sometimes happen to good people.

The irony is that those who choose to believe this myth will most likely have to face one trial and tribulation after the other, just as they expected. If someone’s life is awash with “weeping and gnashing of teeth” it is often because they choose it to be so.

The hardship and suffering we see in this world is mostly man-made. Misery is something we inflict on ourselves, and each other. It is not of Spirit, Source or God. Read the rest of this entry »

I can see the headline in a few hundred years, when they have proven telepathy and the reasons behind it: ‘Man divorces wife for thinking about leaving him’. Or ‘Government jails citizen for thinking about committing a crime’. This could end up with a type of preventative  profiling. In fact they are already mapping the human brain exactly for these purposes – for investigatory and legal purposes with MRI technology and with new future military applications. Already in its inception design phase, the soldier of the future might wear a helmet that receives commands directly in his brain from a computer remotely. Another idea I saw was a toy helicopter design that could be flown via brain impulses. With all this ‘What will they think of next?’ (and they will) and all these ideas being developed without forethought - the right to think and respond naturally to these technologies and methods could pose a serious issue for human rights. Read the rest of this entry »

A great portion of my work crosses over into ethics. I have spent the last two years studying business, law and relationship ethics. Through the Internet I became aware of global patterns and became fascinated in the migration of emotions, the origin of the global psyche, and the way people like bees work together en masse.

It has been essentially an interesting informal foray into organizational behavior versus conscious thinking. I still am working on trying to understand if patterns originate from one point – like one idea or one feeling – the Big Bang of the zeitgeist or zero-point of the global consciousness. My other idea or interest relates to the notion of whether this zero-point consciousness – the origin of man’s culture is created by multiple ideas and feelings, and if so, if one can escape this matrix of ideas and to be truly independent. Read the rest of this entry »

Saint Germain is the Great Alchemist of the Universe. He teaches us that there is nothing wrong with creating what we desire, as long as it is in harmony with eternal Law and cosmic principles.

According to the guidance of Saint Germain there is nothing wrong with having a Divine Source of supply to meet all of our needs, but we should be constantly humble, and grateful as God places within our hands the Key to control natural forces. It is a law that we can draw forth from God – every good and perfect gift of all our daily needs.

We do not always see the results of our alchemy immediately, because we are not in the Garden of Eden anymore. We are now outside of Eden, and subject to the idea that we earn our daily bread by the “sweat of our brow”. Our alchemy of what we desire is slowed down. We do not receive what we desire instantaneously, like magic, but we receive what we want through meditation, visualization and physical work, as we apply ourselves directly to our projects. Read the rest of this entry »

The Psychic Well is where I go, or where I am sent to, every time I do a reading. I also go there when I do Reiki, when I write an article, or when I write a poem. The Psychic Well runs deeper than you may ever believe, and I include myself in that concept, because of what happens each time I go there.

As a Tarot card reader using Numerology, Astrology, auras and deep intuition, there are always days you don’t think you have any wisdom left to share. You feel as if you have no more empathy with which to feel another’s pain, because just as with any profession, you can suffer burnout.

Psychic burnout can be crippling for a healer, psychic reader or spiritualist medium. You can become almost paralyzed by it. You want to work, because it’s what you are meant to do. You want to write, because that’s all you know how to do. But you are unable to do either. The Psychic Well beckons you, but you have no energy to make it there. Read the rest of this entry »