“You’re a muggle on the outside, but a wizard within.”Of course this quote is reminiscent of the Harry Potter movies, but when I heard it recently, it struck a cord.
I think we can all remember a time in our lives when we felt as though our true self wasn’t being expressed. Maybe we were being silenced by fear of failure, fear of being ridiculed, or not fitting in somehow, or maybe that’s who you want the world to see. In these times we’re not expressing our true identity or our strength.
Just watched a commercial saying that a golf ball doesn’t have control over where it lays, nor does it know where to go without our guidance. This reminds me of our spiritual path. We pull out our best moves hoping that we accomplish what we desire, but it’s our actions that dictate our landing place. Some go through life just hoping to move forward on their path, but believe they have no control over their final resting place. However, there are others that knowingly work at their life, maneuvering their soul path in a manner that not only benefits them, but others as well.
Piggybacking, in a spiritual sense, happens quite often during an event where there are more than one persons present such as a private or Public Spirit Gallery. Here’s what happens…
I’m quite clairaudient so when I hear names such as Fred, Robert and Harold when doing a demonstration there may be more than one person who can acknowledge those names as important to them. I go on to ask for more evidence from the group of spirit present and each of the original people who understood the names, again understand the new evidence presented. In an attempt to whittle this down a bit, and to determine exactly whom spirit is acknowledging, I once again deliver additional evidence from spirit. If all the original people understand and can acknowledge the new evidence that was presented it is then determined that [Read more…]
It’s quite often that I have clients who are on the verge of major life changes.
There’s the old adage that says… [Read more…]
In a recent conversation with a friend we began talking about the existence of the soul and its many facets. I explained that what I believe is that we don’t incarnate with the soul’s entirety. The justification for this is as a spiritual being we must always remain a part of the whole, therefore, there must be a portion of our soul that we do not incarnate with, which remains on the spiritual planes.
The conversation then turned to the soles duality or multiplicity. [Read more…]
