Something to think about.... - Rev. Colleen Irwin

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There is something about being bullied. Most of my life I have been. From my childhood family to the school yard then into the workforce and in romantic relationships it has happened. This talk gives you something to think about. How do you deal with a bully without turning into a thug? It is an awesome question. It is a serious one and it is ever more important in today’s climate. She pointed out there were three ways that thugs work:

Political violence to intimidate
Physical violence to terrorize
Mental violence to undermine

How do you fight violence? It must start with ourselves as we have control. There is so much to learn from this talk. We must master our fear.

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Rev. Colleen Irwin

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Triple Capricorn with a cosmic compass, Colleen is a no-nonsense Medium with a mystical flair. She blends psychic precision, heartfelt teaching, and a dash of sass to guide women through the sacred threshold of aging, purpose, and spiritual awakening. Equal parts fire-starter and truth-teller, she helps clients tune into Spirit, confront perfectionism, and rewrite their inner scripts — all while stirring up hope, community, and deep soul alignment. When she's not holding space in circles or speaking on stage, you'll find her journaling, crocheting, or working Tarot like a mirror for the soul. If you like her writing, you can tip her here: https://checkout.square.site/merchant/9RC7V0Z4N80K9/checkout/54W4LZCLYW3AW3N2FJ7KBBFI

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Message from Mother-In-Law

I recently had a reading with Colleen Irwin, and it was a profoundly moving experience. Colleen brought through my mother-in-law, Lucy, who had always been a bit skeptical of me. She never thought I was good enough for her precious daughter, Becky. During the reading, Lucy expressed how wrong she had been and shared her deep appreciation for the kindness I showed her in her last days. She acknowledged how I helped Becky get through her funeral, which was incredibly touching. Colleen’s kindness and ability to connect us meant the world to me. Colleen knew so much about our family that there was no way it wasn’t my mother-in-law, down to the fact that Lucy refused to call me by my preferred full name instead of Eddie as she called me. I highly recommend her to anyone seeking genuine and heartfelt connections with their loved ones.

Sincerely,

Edward

Edward T.