“What do you mean by attract? How can I attract something out of thin air?”  Attract doesn’t mean what you want will appear out of nowhere like magic on the spot, although it could.  Attract means you attract the people and circumstances to fall into place to set the scene to progress you on the next step of where you want to be relative to whatever topic you have the least resistance on.  You can speed this up by giving thought to what you’d like, pre-paving your experience so to speak, via creative visualization. You still have to recognize opportunity and speak up. To me, that means always speak to strangers, too.  Check out these Creative Visualization Links.

To the eleven clients who accidentally overpaid me on Paypal this week then told me to consider the overage a donation, thanks! It’s really my fault, though, I’ve been doing my Paypal visualization 🙂

Friday I began final layout for the July Horizons Magazine and have been a little slow getting into it.  In my work, I wear several hats.  Sometimes one area of my life is more active than others and the crossover takes a little modulating.  I don’t always have the luxury of time to wind down from the last task before I begin the next.   It’s times like this I work at cultivating my inner cheerleader, to give me some encouragement along the way.   Continue reading →

I had a busy weekend and didn’t even step into the office once.  That’s rare for me.  Saturday was the Celebration of Life and Memorial for Rev. Judith Vidal.   I loved that the address it was held at was “343.”  To me, 343 is the number of the heart chakra, 4th chakra, 3 above, 3 below.  It was so fitting for Rev. Judith.  It was a great service of memories, stories, music and laughter.  Yes, laughter.  When someone has had physical pain for years, it’s a blessing to have the body drop and everyone there understood that.  Even so, the body has times it wants to cry even when I’m not sad, so at times the tears flowed freely during the music and memories.  I wrote on Facebook later,  “A heads up:  If you know you’ll be somewhere that you end up crying like a baby and want a really really waterproof mascara that doesn’t flake or clump, try  Maybelline’s Falsies.  An outstanding job, even in hot, humid Florida.  (Did you know all the mascara ads you see on tv and in print show models wearing false lashes?)   I connected with good friends, including Rev. William McNeely of the Crystal Center of Illumination in Fort Pierce, a long time spiritual brother.     Continue reading →

Our Shamana, Rev. Judith Vidal

For  those  joining in the celebration of life and memorial service for  Rev. Judith E. Vidal (Shamana) of Spiritual Path Foundation, the service will be  held Saturday, June 4th, 2011, at Christian Development Center,  343 Nail Street, Palm Bay, Florida,  32907.  This church is located next to the family’s home. The service is from 12:00 pm to  4:00 pm.  After, you are welcome to join the family at their home  for further celebration and drumming.  Her beloved husband, Rev. Eugene (Spititweaver) and the family thanks all for  their support.

The End of Death As We Know It

Last night I spoke to a client who was convinced she had writer’s block. Have you ever had that?  I ask because many of you who read this are also writers, even if it’s just a journal.  You suddenly lose interest in putting words on the page, or, more likely, you just aren’t happy with what you’re writing.  There are a lot of theories on what writer’s block is and how to overcome it, and a lot of busy work can go into researching it.  But I think it’s just like anything else: the remedy is the most simple answer.  Recognize the block itself as a signal to you from the Universe in answer to something you’ve been asking lately.  Break down the elements of the block and you’ll find it’s not a block at all, it’s a billboard with your answer.  It’s your inner guidance talking to you. Continue reading →

I spent yesterday  alternating lazing about with doing some yard work.  It was one of those days when the mood flows in and out of euphoria, a beautiful sunny spring day, 80 degree weather, jays and cardinals in the sprinkler at the east garden bird bath, wrens and doves at the bird bath in the courtyard.   For awhile there was a lot of bird calling and squirrels chattering when the young hawks came on the scene, but they didn’t stay long.   I raked the dried oak leaves into mulch for the plants in the yard.  I’m a firm believer in mulch.  My jungle yard is proof it works.  I pulled a few wheelbarrows full of wedelia and ferns out of the garden area to the left of the front walkway under the giant oak, and raked another few wheelbarrowsful of dried oak leaves out of there, using it as mulch for the giant philodendron and turk’s cap and bottlebrush in the front berm.  My cats Izzy and YinYang lazed about under the bamboo.   Continue reading →

The healing bench

A friend read in my blog that my sister passed and he sent his condolences.  I told him that in our group of friends we call each other sister.  There are more of those posts each year.  In our group, we know there is no death, so we meet to celebrate the life.  I’m so used to family and friends dying that I just incorporated it into my job.  I have a healing bench here and I pray for the names on it on a daily basis.  I have an altar and meditation area and I sit twice a day in order to come back to center on a regular basis.  That helps me stay as clear as I can, looking each day at what’s inside me and deciding what to keep and what it’s time to discard.  When asked, I go sit with friends who are passing, and when they have relatives passing.  I hold their hands for healing touch and listen to them if they can talk.  I ask them about good times from the past and turn their thoughts to who they’d like to see again.  That helps put them on the runway so to speak, lining up for take off.  That helps them vibe there with some passed loved ones and calls those energies toward them so they can feel ready.  Ready to pass.  Ready to die. Continue reading →