I’m working on the March magazine and the almost-full moon just appeared over my left shoulder.  Her moonbeam is now shining brightly into my office window. I went to sleep about 6:00pm and woke up at midnight.  Our ancestors used to sleep twice a night and that’s a schedule that is most natural to me. My first sleep is usually between 4-8pm and my second between 4-8am.  It makes it easy to work, since my highest energy is as soon as I wake up.  I can get lots done first thing in the morning.  It’s about 65 degrees out there, and it’s a still night. Moon is full at 7pm Friday –> see full moon ritual here.    Continue reading →

NOTE: 2016 DATE IS MARCH 6
Ma Yoga Shakti invites you to join us at the Annual Friends of the World Gathering at Yoga Shakti Mission on Sunday March 16 Noon to 4pm. Anyone wishing to have a booth  please contact Shyama  at yogashaktipalmbay@gmail.com or 321 725 4024.  Free admission.  There will be a variety of cultural dances, music, drama, international food and vendor booths. We hope to provide an atmosphere of openness and genuine appreciation of each other’s special talents and cultural heritage, thereby promoting understanding and friendship of all races and cultures.   Continue reading →

I like reading cards because it teaches the client to interpret symbols for theirself

I had an awesome time at today’s Book and Bead Psychic Fair, thanks to Morgana Starr, Jeanette Waddington, Kathryn Flanagan, Leslie Marlar, Teketa Shine, and of course owner Ed and manager Chris, for making it a great day. We’ll let ya know when the next one is. I wrote about the first one — > here.  Eight of my clients were the same ones I had at the December fair. The highlight for me was the woman I told in December would be having a grandchild and her daughter learned last month that she was pregnant.  Pregnancy is real prominent in the aura, so that was easy.  One woman, I knew right away that she didn’t use caffeine, alcohol or drugs ~ at all.  Another, I knew she was taking thyroid medication. These weren’t medical readings, I just knew what was in their system.  These were some highlights. Continue reading →

I’ve been having vivid dreams.  Last night I dreamed of a year ago, when several loved ones passed within days of an accident.  I wrote at I have a lucid mom visitation as loved ones are passing that it was a most vivid dream of our family gathering in a circle around the hospital bed and singing together.  Last night’s dream was a vivid family reunion of those who’ve passed.  It felt absolutely real.    Continue reading →

I’ve got Windows 8 and love it. Don’t believe the hype, it’s easy to figure out. Last week I was browsing away when Google Chrome asked me if I wanted to “Relaunch Chrome in Windows 8 Mode”… and before I knew I’d clicked yes.  Suddenly Google Chrome didn’t appear the same way, my icons and links appeared missing. What I’d done was I got Google Chrome stuck in Windows 8 Mode. To make it go back the way it was, I had to get back to Desktop Mode.  My computer guru Chuck gave me the fix:
Go into Google Chrome
Click the set of bars to the upper right of the toolbar
Choose Relaunch as Chrome Desktop

Every day I receive email from writers seeking to be published.  A link on our main website says How To Submit An Article.  In their hurry to send out a generic query to as many publications as they have on their email list, many miss the link.  They instead send out some version of what I just received. “My name is ___ and I am working to establish myself as a freelance writer. I have written for several websites on varying topics and my articles have been well received. I wondered if you would feel able to place some of my work on your website horizonsmagazine.com. The pieces I have had accepted were around 500 words in length. It would help me greatly if you would specify a particular subject, style and tone, as I quickly discovered that versatility in my writing is essential. I am confident that you would find my work engaging and authoritative.” ### end of email.  It was so impersonal I almost deleted it.  Instead, I sent her a link to our article submission guidelines. Continue reading →

Never underestimate the power of an imaginary friend to change your life for the better.  A pal got ticked when he realized someone he spent 2 years with was not who she said she was. That’s been a theme for a year now. From day one, she blended into the family like a chameleon, he thought he’d found his true soul mate. Then his business failed and his income dipped. Within a month she had moved out and in with someone else. She would not return anyone’s calls or emails. A half dozen people she’d spent almost daily time with the last 2 years felt dumped by their best friend. How could she maintain the lie so consistently for so long? Only when they began comparing notes did they learn she’d told everyone a  different back story.  That she wasn’t a real friend didn’t negate the positive feelings she evoked as she mirrored each person back to themselves.  She played a very definite purpose in everyone’s lives and soul growth. Continue reading →

Uh oh! My guy just sneaked over without letting me know he was coming – he caught me in the act … of moving furniture when I said I’d be napping on the couch. Hair up, man-jamas on, no eyeliner – I wonder what he thinks now that he’s seen who I am when he’s not around?

The adrenal glands are your body’s primary “shock absorbers.” They produce hormones including that allow you to respond to the conditions of your daily life in healthy and flexible ways. Norepinephrine (also called adrenaline) is commonly thought of as the flight-or-fight hormone. It’s produced when you think something is threatening. This makes your heart pound, your blood rush to your heart—basically, it prepares you for battle. Modern-day battles are most likely things like pushing your body to keep going when it’s fatigued, dealing with a stressful job, and reacting with quick reflexes to avoid a traffic accident. Think of these adrenaline surges as withdrawals from a bank, to help you get through life’s rough spots. If you have gotten into the habit of withdrawing adrenaline from your account too often, you’ll eventually be overdrawn and your adrenal glands will be overwhelmed. Then, you’ll have too little adrenaline when you really need it. Abnormal adrenaline and cortisol levels can result in mood disorders, sleep disturbances, reduced resistance to disease, and changes in vital circulation. Because these side effects are not uncomfortable enough to be intolerable, a self-destructive, adrenal-depleting lifestyle often continues. Dr. Christiane Northrup, read the entire article at Adrenal Exhaustion.    Continue reading →