Riches Abound! They arrive in many different shapes, sizes, colors and forms.
They arrive when you least expect them.
They arrive when you most need them.
They arrive when you could really use a lift.
They arrive as bonuses when your cup already runneth over.
Make a note of these riches, for they are miracles descending from the heavens. They are God’s way, our way, of reminding you that you have everything you need at your fingertips.
What if you were to awaken tomorrow morning to an entirely different view of life and the afterlife?
What if you could connect and communicate with those who have gone before you; your spouse, relatives, friends and/or mentors who now dwell in spirit?
And what if you were able to have a two-way conversation, with an exchange of questions and answers?
Do you think you would have anything to say?
Do you think you would be interested in receiving an answer to that ‘something’ you have been wondering about for days, months, years?
What if one simple conversation had the power to heal a loved one in spirit?
Go forth and prosper… our wisdom of the day.
There are many ways one may prosper – though you must step out and take action in order to begin the process.
Actually, the process begins with a thought – a desire, a dream, perhaps.
And for many, it ends right where it began… because action, the first step, was not taken.
Sure, you have heard this all before, read it in advice columns, or self-help books – this we know.
But the fact of the matter is – you do need to take the first step and many steps thereafter to make it so.
And the desire, the dream, the thought – needs to be firmly planted in the soil before it can take hold, plant roots and begin to germinate, sprout, grow.
How do you do this?
“Get out of your own way and deliver the message” – advice I received from my mentor when I began to tap into my own ability to connect to and communicate with the spirit realm.
For a gal who is inquisitive by nature and questions every little thing, this was counter-intuitive. I thought getting out of my own way was going to pose a problem, until I was reminded of a moment during early sobriety which helped me to make the connection. When I reflected upon this moment, a lightbulb went off and I ‘got it’! I understood the advice my mentor had shared with me.
People are dying every day – that’s a fact.
The population of the United States is approximately 319 million people. A little over two and a half million people die each year. Those numbers increase every year as the baby boomer generation continues to age.
Would it be safe to say then, that a majority of the baby boomer generation have experienced the death of several family members or friends over the years?
Experiencing the death of a loved is usually accompanied by grief, in some shape or form. Experiencing the loss of several family members or friends may equate to more grief than one is capable of handling.
Grief stricken could not even begin to describe my state of being after learning my mother had died in a car accident.
Thrown into the first stage of grief, denial, I walked around numb, dazed and confused. I did not believe any of ‘it’ was true.
My mother?
Dead?
That’s just not possible. There is no room for negotiation.
People are often in wonder by my ability to connect with our loved ones in the afterlife.
My clients want to know if I can hear their mother talking and if so, what does she sound like?
There are so many great subjects we learn about as we move through the many stages of life and the many grades of schooling we receive.
However, there is a subject which was never talked about in school, let alone taught, and that was the subject of life after death, or the afterlife.
How often have you felt isolated, alone, and wished you had someone to talk to? Someone with whom you could hash out nagging issues, run something by, discuss options and alternatives and feel connected, supported and loved?
Imagine if you knew there would always be someone there when you needed a helping hand or a caring, compassionate ear?
We take ourselves with us wherever we go – even to heaven my friends, yes, even to heaven.
