My Mother-In-Law’s brain is dying. There’s no patch or repair. There’s no medicine or vitamins, CBD oil, or prayers that can fix it. It’s irreparable, and it’s a horrible thing to witness. I’m sure it’s also a horrible thing to go through. Mary Lou was a strong and independent woman, always fearless until the imaginary men in the basement began to threaten her and she begged strangers to help her. To her they were real. To us, they were just... Read more
So many of us have loved ones that have crossed to the Other Side, and who we love and miss. One of my new favorite Oracle Decks is called Talking to Heaven (by Doreen Virtue and James Van Praagh). So this one is a bit different – ask one person on the Other Side (or if you don’t have anyone – ask an angel or guide) to send through a message that you need to know. “What do I need... Read more
I took a few days off and it felt amazing. I barely opened my laptop. I played in the dirt and planted flowers. I read a book (I highly recommend “Where the Crawdads Sing”) – something I haven’t done in forever. I laid on the couch and watched television – something I rarely do. We went out for a “fancy” dinner at “Black Rock”. I sat around a campfire and made smores in the rain. I went to bed early... Read more
Memorial Day – a day to memorialize our fallen brothers and sisters in Arms. I saw a post this morning shaming others for celebrating the day. “It’s a day of remembrance, not a day of barbeques,” the person wrote in opinion. Those on the other side have expressed to me repeatedly that they’d rather their loved ones find joy in their days rather than finding them in deep sorrow on any given day. Sure, they like to be remembered. They... Read more
On Monday I used social media to gripe. I was grouchy. I could’ve blamed it on the full moon or that I was sleep deprived. Or I could’ve just not said anything, but I did. I wasn’t looking for attention, it was more of a knee jerk reaction to, well, everything. It was a harmless vent, or so I thought. My arms were tired from carrying everyone’s stuff and I guess I just wanted to unload. I was upset with... Read more
Although I savor being a mother to wonderful now adult kids, Mother’s Day is often very painful without my own mom. Every year I wish to speed through the weekend. This year was different as my son’s wedding was on Saturday and my thoughts were focused on making it a magical time for the happy couple and their guests. The next day, Mother’s Day, I became ill with a stomach issue and stayed in bed all day and all night,... Read more
Oracle cards are an amazing way to listen to your intuition. All the backs are the same, but I will flip them and share their meaning below. Close your eyes, take a few deep and cleansing breathes and ask your guides/angels what you might need to know right now. Open your eyes and choose one card. You may resonate with a certain card or maybe the number, just don’t second guess yourself. Which card do you choose? . . .... Read more
Annie sat across from me. Although she was in her mid-60’s, she had a natural beauty and looked to be in her 40’s. Her long brown hair cascaded just above her shoulders. Her features delicate, and her energy somewhat fragile, but with an intelligent expression. Next to her in spirit was a male who matched her vibration. I would’ve figured he was her brother, as they favored one another, but he showed me a symbol of his wedding ring and... Read more
Oracle cards are an amazing way to listen to your intuition. All the backs are the same, but I will flip them and share their meaning. Close your eyes, take a few deep and cleansing breathes and ask your guides/angels what you might need to know right now for the spring season. Open your eyes and choose one card. You may resonate with a certain card or maybe the number, just don’t second guess yourself. Which card did you choose?... Read more
My dad always taught me never to burn bridges. That advise took an interesting turn a few weeks back. Something people find surprising is that my clientele is pretty balanced with both males and females. I glanced at my calendar the morning before leaving for my office and I recognized a name, but the last name was pretty typical so I didn’t think much of it until Todd (not real name) walked in and I knew I knew him. Years... Read more
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