There are so many things happening in the world today which cause us concern, that it would be easy for us to lose hope – hope of a peaceful, joyful future. Mother Mary must have understood this, so was instrumental in the card reading that I did for Friday on Instagram. As we approach Christmas, Mother Mary wants us to know that, just as God had plans for the Earth
As I awoke this morning – Christmas Eve – I woke up singing “The Little Drummer Boy”, and as I imagined the scenes described in the song, I felt the strong presence of Jesus. Every morning I greet God, my angels, and my guides, but this morning I added a greeting to Jesus. I remembered back to when I first learned to communicate with my angels and guides, and how
I thought I would do things a little differently for my blog this week. This week, I picked a card from a Tarot deck for inspiration. (I used the Archangel Power Tarot deck from Doreen Virtue and Radleigh Valentine.) The card I picked was the 5 of Ariel. The traditional 5 of Pentacles, which this card replaces, is often seen as a negative card, but I don’t see this card
I am in the process of reading Sonia Choquette’s book called Walking Home – A Pilgrimage from Humbled to Healed. It is the story of her pilgrimage to walk the Camino, an arduous journey of some 800 kilometres from the French border to Santiago de Compostela in northern Spain. Whilst the journey seemed rather tortuous to her body, she found that her mind and spirit were freed of many burdens
This time of year is always busy with present buying and organising everything for Christmas. There is usually so much to do for other people, it is easy to forget to look after yourself. Apart from buying yourself a physical present, there are many ways that you can give yourself a gift. One is to follow your feelings. By only doing what you feel like doing when you feel like
I knew that, being my last blog before Christmas, (my first blogging Christmas), it would seem appropriate for me to write a blog about Christmas and what it means. I realised that this would be difficult, as Christmas means different things to different people. Perhaps if I could find out about the origins of this celebration, I would understand. I read a number of theories about the origins of December 25th