Last week I mentioned that I am aware of my spiritual back-up team – angels, spirit guides, archangels, ascended masters, and God. (There might be some I left out, but I’m sure they won’t be offended.) I realised during this week that I often take them for granted. I often fail to ask them for help, and when I do, I often forget to appreciate the help I receive. This
When I asked for guidance about what I could write my blog about this week, the thought came to me in French “Aucune idée”. “Great”, I thought, “my spiritual helpers are going on strike – taking a week off and flying off to Maui to be with Doreen Virtue maybe”. But later, I realised that this really was to be the subject of my blog. Often when we follow our
A Course in Miracles has been a bit of a rollercoaster ride for me, since I started reading it a few weeks ago. There have been times, like when I first opened the book, when I wondered if I would ever understand anything. There have been other times when I have been confronted by my deepest fear and wondered how I would ever be free of them, because they seemed to
I had a dream last night, in which I was having lots of fun skiing. I was just going down and back up the same hill without any snow, and having a ball in the process. When I awoke, I knew that my blog this week had to be about having fun. In today’s busy world, there always seems to be so much for us to do. Many of us
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOWf9H2xzmI&feature=youtu.be My blog this week is a video blog, as you may have already guessed. As my blog is about meditation, I have provided a free meditation for you to download: CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD ARCHANGEL MEDITATION (Right click the link and select "Save Link As..." to download). Here are a few links: Meditation Society of Australia http://meditation.org.au/class01.asp?mobilecheck=true Ian Gawler http://iangawler.com/index.html Esther HIcks & Abraham http://www.abraham-hicks.com/lawofattractionsource/index.php
We all face challenges in our lives. Our spouses maybe don’t see things the way we do, or maybe we think they are the cause of the problem. Our friends don’t seem to understand, and if they do, their efforts at cheering us up only seem to make things worse. It is easy, at those times, to feel like we are having to cope with our problems all alone. Perhaps
I watched the old movie, High Society, last night. You know the one – with Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby playing a divorced couple who end up getting married again, after Grace’s character first has a brief fling with Frank Sinatra’s character, which ends her engagement to another man. As Grace’s character reminisces about her first honeymoon aboard the boat called True Love, we hear the song of the
I spent three days, last weekend, learning to talk to angels, at an Angel Intuitive course with Doreen Virtue PhD. The truth is, I already knew how to talk to angels, but what I realised on the weekend, is that I had forgotten to actually do it. I had forgotten to ask their advice in all that I do. I had forgotten that I am never alone. Don’t get me
As you may have guessed from some of my previous blogs, I used to think anyone who believed in fairies was weird. Although I have no physical proof of their existence, I am now confident that they are real. Along with Angela, the character in my books, Getting Used To Weird and We Are One, I have become one of those weird people. Angela had never considered that fairies could
When writing my book, Getting Used to Weird, I started looking for quotes from famous people which would illustrate my new beliefs. I used to think anyone doing anything weird was weird. Now I know that it is the people that call others weird that are weird. Paul McCartney My character Angela’s conversations with angels, spirit guides, Jesus, and God, had led her away from a life of conforming to