In my meditation space, I have a number of tools that I keep available to use during my meditation and connection time. A beeswax candle, palo santo, other incense, some stones. In addition to those more practical tools, I have a few items that are meaningful to me. Handcrafted silver rosary that my great-aunt took […]
Ganesh, a Crucifix and a Pagan Rune Walk into a Bar… Read More »
When I was recently speaking with a small group of people about mediumship, post-physical people, and answering some questions, one person asked, “What if someone doesn’t believe in all this stuff? What if they’re skeptical? What if they sat across from you and said they are skeptical?” My response? “That’s totally fine. It doesn’t matter
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Do you ever find yourself thinking or saying to yourself, “Ugh!!! I shouldn’t have said that.” or “I don’t know if should do this.” or “I shouldn’t say that.”? Or what about “I have to do such and such” or “I need to go to that place”? I know I used to use language like
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One of the fastest ways to test a relationship or organization on whether they truly value diverse experiences and spiritual practices? Talk about spiritual abilities. It’s a great filter for whether people are truly openminded and also informed on other belief systems that have existed (and continue to exist) globally across many faiths and cultures.
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Last year, I was fortunate enough to have a session with a very gifted and overall incredible person named Rachel Stavis who gave me some homework to do for 30 days. She widely shares this homework, because anyone can do it and the outcomes are significant if you stick with it. Doing this homework barely
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Stories. People love stories. Movies, oral tradition, plays, tv shows. Any good storyteller understands the importance of something called the “suspension of disbelief.” “Suspension of disbelief” is a concept outlined by Aristotle with respect to poetics, and gets at the idea that audiences accept fiction as reality in order to have an emotional experience. We’ve
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