Category: Human Experience
A human experience is why we have come to this world. We came here to deal with the messy emotions and to experience the struggle. We did not come here to be perfect.
Human beings, unlike other species, have a conscious awareness of their own mortality. Our human experience covers the mental, emotional, spiritual and physical characteristics of human life.
Humans are aware of the irony that they are both brilliant and aberrant, sensitive and savage, exquisitely caring and painfully indifferent, remarkably creative and incredibly destructive to self and others.
2024 Three Words – Reflecting on the Power
Reflecting on the Power of My 2024 Words: Nurture, Action, and Today Every year, as I approach Thanksgiving, I embark on a reflective journey to choose three words that will guide me in the upcoming year. These terms become more than goals; they act as my compass, influencing my daily actions, mindset, and interactions. For […]
Redefining Abundance: A Life of Balance and Fulfillment
Redefining Abundance: A Life of Balance and Fulfillment When we hear the word “abundance,” many of us think of wealth and material success. But plenitude is about so much more than money. True abundance lies in achieving balance and fulfillment across every area of our lives—mentally, physically, emotionally, spiritually, and financially. It’s easy to believe […]
Dealing with Skeptics: Staying True to Your Mediumship Path
Dealing with Skeptics: Staying True to Your Mediumship Path Skeptics to what you are doing can cause us to hesitate. Mediumship is a deeply personal and often transformative journey. However, encountering skeptics—whether they are friends, family, or strangers—can be challenging. Here are some strategies to help you stay true to your mediumship path while navigating […]
Faith and Spirit: Lessons from My Grandmothers
Faith and Spirit: Lessons from My Grandmothers I had two wonderful grandmothers, each with a unique perspective on spirituality. One was deeply religious, a devout Roman Catholic, while the other always said, “I am spiritual, but not religious.” Their differing beliefs have profoundly shaped who I am today. The Devout Roman Catholic Grandmother My Roman […]
Spot the Energy Vampires: Protect Your Vitality
Top Signs Someone is Draining Your Energy We all know what energy vampires are, but do we really know how to spot them? Everyone has moments when they feel drained after interacting with someone. Some people seem to consume your energy, leaving you feeling tired or down. Here are some signs that someone might be […]
Introspective Journal Prompts
Welcome to a journey of introspection and self-exploration with these introspective journal prompts. This series of journal prompts is designed to help you delve deep into your inner world, fostering a greater understanding of your thoughts, emotions, and spiritual connections. As you engage with these prompts, you’ll uncover layers of insight that enhance your mediumship […]
Embracing Family Challenges: Strategies for Summer Gatherings
Surviving the Summer Visit Home: Setting Realistic Expectations It is time for the dreaded summer gathering with family. Summer often conjures images of sun-soaked days and carefree relaxation, but it also heralds the season of family reunions. While some gatherings with loved ones are joyful and refreshing, others can be challenging, testing our patience and […]
Shift Your Limiting Beliefs for Good
Limiting beliefs can do so much harm because they are based in fear. Have you ever wondered why, despite knowing your potential, you still hold yourself back? It’s a common struggle. We often become our own worst enemies by creating barriers in our minds. Despite knowing deep down that we’re capable and competent, these self-imposed […]
Opportunity Knocks: Should You Say Yes or No?
Making Choices: Saying No versus Doing It Opportunity knocks; should you always say yes? When an opportunity comes your way, the first thing you think about is whether you are going to say yes or no to it. So much pressure is put on saying yes, that we are uncomfortable when we want to say […]