Thanks for the supportive comments. The website is now up and going and I know I'm being led in the right direction. Please feel free to be in touch with me.
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Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Website coming soon!
Hello, everyone,
My website will be up and operational soon... www.trustallowaccept.com - plan is for the end of January...stay tuned!
My website will be up and operational soon... www.trustallowaccept.com - plan is for the end of January...stay tuned!
Sunday, July 10, 2011
A Spiritual Walk Through Joplin
Today, a friend and I made the trip to Joplin that we knew we would make. Weeks ago, on Sunday May 22nd, I was a few miles south of Joplin when the tornado struck and I knew then that the time when my work to help, in the way in which I could help, would arrive and I'd simply go there. Like many, I had prayed for those who lost their lives and for those who survived. My friend, also an intuitive and highly attuned to helping those who are 'stuck' here cross over to the other side, had called in early June and we committed to going together. We decided two days ago to drive there today. We asked to be led where we were needed.
As we drove by the high school, a wave of emotion and sadness settled with me. We kept driving, into a neighborhood, now completely devoid of houses - only foundations and rubble. We stopped and were led to sit on the stoop of a house. For myself, the sense was that there were many spirits around, but these spirits were 'Keepers', life-givers, healers all present to help heal the earth and the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wounds of those affected. Some seemed to be Native American, others seemed to be old-souls whose work it was to anchor a healing presence in the earth. In the midst of all the destruction, trees denuded of bark and vegetation are putting out new leaves; and then, a butterfly. Life simply is.
In my meditation this morning, I saw my friend and I in a park-like setting - and as we drove around the area, I thought, there's no 'park' left - nothing....perhaps at one time, but where was it now?
As we drove down a hill and approached an intersection, I saw a small pond on my left and at that, I said, "OK," and before I knew what was happening, I was having difficulty breathing, overcome by a strong presence - it felt like a father and two children, perhaps a family. I have avoided reading any accounts of the tornado simply so that I would not be influenced in any way. I pulled over by the pond and stopped the car - the feelings were very intense and are always indications to me of 'presence'. None of these spirits were in distress - it was more like an energy imprint..."this is where we were". I sat with my feelings and asked for blessings for those who may've lost their lives near this place.
Eventually, we got back on the road and drove to the site of St. John's Hospital and got out of the car, at what had been 'Cunningham Park', and sat under a canopy. Our collective feeling was that tremendous spiritual work has already been done - healers on this side and the other side have helped all those who lost their lives - there is no suffering, no confusion among the dead, though much suffering among the survivors.
We sat in meditation for a long time, amid the street noise and dust and heat, and both of us felt joy, love, peace - should any survivors read this, or anyone who lost a loved one, know that you are loved beyond measure and that you have many helpers, on this side and the other side, who are with you....go within and listen to the voice of your own Higher Self as you navigate the difficult days ahead.
Peace be with you.
As we drove by the high school, a wave of emotion and sadness settled with me. We kept driving, into a neighborhood, now completely devoid of houses - only foundations and rubble. We stopped and were led to sit on the stoop of a house. For myself, the sense was that there were many spirits around, but these spirits were 'Keepers', life-givers, healers all present to help heal the earth and the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wounds of those affected. Some seemed to be Native American, others seemed to be old-souls whose work it was to anchor a healing presence in the earth. In the midst of all the destruction, trees denuded of bark and vegetation are putting out new leaves; and then, a butterfly. Life simply is.
In my meditation this morning, I saw my friend and I in a park-like setting - and as we drove around the area, I thought, there's no 'park' left - nothing....perhaps at one time, but where was it now?
As we drove down a hill and approached an intersection, I saw a small pond on my left and at that, I said, "OK," and before I knew what was happening, I was having difficulty breathing, overcome by a strong presence - it felt like a father and two children, perhaps a family. I have avoided reading any accounts of the tornado simply so that I would not be influenced in any way. I pulled over by the pond and stopped the car - the feelings were very intense and are always indications to me of 'presence'. None of these spirits were in distress - it was more like an energy imprint..."this is where we were". I sat with my feelings and asked for blessings for those who may've lost their lives near this place.
Eventually, we got back on the road and drove to the site of St. John's Hospital and got out of the car, at what had been 'Cunningham Park', and sat under a canopy. Our collective feeling was that tremendous spiritual work has already been done - healers on this side and the other side have helped all those who lost their lives - there is no suffering, no confusion among the dead, though much suffering among the survivors.
We sat in meditation for a long time, amid the street noise and dust and heat, and both of us felt joy, love, peace - should any survivors read this, or anyone who lost a loved one, know that you are loved beyond measure and that you have many helpers, on this side and the other side, who are with you....go within and listen to the voice of your own Higher Self as you navigate the difficult days ahead.
Peace be with you.
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