Monthly Archives: May 2009

Thoughts of the Day … Henry

‘Warts an all!”

As I sit here writing this, I’m down in Hampshire having just taken a friend’s dog to the vet.

Nothing serious but he’s going to be given a general anaesthetic for a routine operation and will be out by the end of the day.

Being a dog owner myself, it’s amazing how much our gorgeous pets rely on us making decisions for them. I have another friend who has an aged Jack Russell which is very much on the way out, but doesn’t seem to be in any distress or pain.

It’s a very hard call to make and is one that I had to do when I was 19 with a dog that I had for 14 years…….

This is something that can very easily translate to us Humans.

We have people around us who do rely very much on us ‘reading’ them and to a certain extent, helping them with some very fundamental decision making. We are all guilty of gallivanting into a situation only to realise that a softer and more subtle approach would have been more apt.

That’s why it is important to be more aware of people and their little quips, however strange or alien they may seem to us. We are all individuals and because of that, we all have our own individual requirements. That is the beauty of life. Imagine if we were all the same, how boring would that be! Awareness is key to life and the key to living in harmony with partners, friends or colleagues.

We are not all made the same, we have different ‘flash points’, different levels of tolerance, different tastes in colours, ideas for living, different taste in partners etc etc

It’s important to be able to respect this in people, some people you will warm to and others you won’t……that’s life and something that shouldn’t be taken personally. Look around you, as you will discover that if you become more open to people and accept people for all their funny quips, you’ll discover that the people that you end up resonating with will far out way the those that you don’t………….

Thoughts of the Day … Andie

Opening to inspiration

When we are ready to open the Third Eye we are no longer interested in our own individual little self. We are tuned to the cosmic vision.

The Third eye is in the centre of the forehead between and above our physical eyes. It is a centre of great beauty and power, and it vibrates traditionally to a deep indigo blue. This is our centre of clairvoyance, which is clear seeing with our inner spiritual vision. This is for me my much prized psychic gift.

This development of my soul started when I was ten years old I always knew the feelings of those in my family. I knew when my mother was feeling ill, and I’d run home from school often sensing that something was wrong and on opening the kitchen door I would find her on many occasions collapsed on the floor having suffered a dangerous asthmatic attack… my hands laid on her back would channel the healing energies to open her airways and she would recover in moments, the color flooding back into her face. . . This has been the pattern of events in my life as a psychic and psychic healer.

I find now that I want to help others to develop their own psychic abilities. One must never open the Third eye in isolation. It is a finely attuned and delicate centre and through it comes not only clear sight but various levels of telepathy, intuition and knowing. All of these can slowly and carefully develop in time.

I personally use crystals to connect others to their psychic gifts and will be teaching at The College of Psychic Studies next month to continue this quest I feel driven to continue along, so others can use these gifts to help mankind as well.

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A Day in the Life of … Anne

Usually my days at home take on a certain structure as both my daughters are still at home.
It starts at around 6am when I am starting to become aware that Clare is up and about getting ready to go to work, then I roll over and see that Sophie has crept into my bed in the middle of the night, at 7am the alarm goes off, this is when I wished I had had an earlier night, trying to get Sophie up for school is hard work, she doesnt really want to go, as I trundle downstairs , the kettle goes on and the toaster pings!

At last she emerges, usually looking for something last minute, and of course as a mum your expected to know just where everything is…where they left it? Out she goes at 8am now its my day failing a phone call from school saying shes forgot her pe kit..or Clare ringing to check something for her..now I gather my thoughts Oh yes…My Domestic Goddess will be here to do the cleaning, actually she is one of my closest friends we went to school together at the age of 9 and been friends ever since, it actually gives me the chance to have a weekly catch up..Viv always says your life is never boring and sometimes she goes home to get some normality…we so laugh at this as I used to say I have the best disfunctional family going !! I do Love her!!
I leave her to get on with things because I am having lunch with the lady who was my circle leader in the Spiritualist church, who I might say has had the patience of a saint with me helping me through this whole transformation, I so love Denice as she has so many of her own problems that she is always cheerful when I see her…which is only a couple of times a year mainly birthdays and xmas, I drive us out to a nice country pub, where we can sit and catch up on my life and hers then discuss spiritual matters inbetween giving one another messages…its really fun!
Then I have to be back for 4 when sophie gets in from school, meanwhile a call from Debbie who looks after my booking diary, to update me on any changes, I love my Debbie she is always there to make me laugh…she also has had so many challenges in her life I sometimes feel I dont know how to support her…she says I do..
Then its time to work for spirit, as my clients start to arrive…..this can take me upto 7 / 8 oclock..

Tea for the girls can be a bit hit and miss but having fed Sophie before I start or send her over to grandmas for tea..which is 2 doors away is a godsend.
then its cheking home worktime..get yourslf upstairs to bed..that will be a laugh none of my girls have ever gone to bed early, Clares got a friend staying the night, so quick chat with them..its now ten or half past…I have missed anything I wanted to watch on telly…so kettle on again catch up on paper work, put washer on, prepare for tomorrow midnight now..where does the time go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!