Friday, February 26, 2016
STAYING TRUE TO YOU
Being your authentic self is so important. No one but you, can fill your shoes. You are here for a reason and that reason is unique to you. When you start to get that nagging feeling that you are not "good enough," ask yourself why? If the why has anything to do with other people......THROW IT OUT! Do not, for a second, compare who you are to anyone else.
We are all important and have meaning. That meaning is for you, and you alone to figure out. Everything you need is inside of you already. I know it sounds so clichèd but it's 100% true. All you have to do is get quiet and go within, through prayer or meditation. I am cheering us all on! We have come so far. Our only option now is to finish what we started! You can do it and I can too!
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Moving On
I am in a bit of an odd place. My Father-in-Law passed
Monday, January 11, 2016. He had been sick with various issues for the last few years. His life had it's series of up and downs like every ones does. He was the oldest child of his 5 siblings...One sister and his parents passed before him. We had gotten kind of used to the hospital routine with him...he always rallied and recovered nicely while admitted to the hospital, only to go down hill when he was left to his own devices at home. He was a proud man, wouldn't accept help from his sons or anyone until he was in dire need and he had no other choice. We had gotten used to this...To say he was a tough old bird is an understatement. His last "big" hospital admission his mother and sister, both who are passed, came to me. It was a little odd, I never knew either of them in life. His sister explained to me that this time around for her brother was very difficult. She asked that I help him to not be afraid of "death" and talk to him. His mom asked that I help him to be unafraid as well. I told them both, I will but, he doesn't like to talk about his death and frankly, we don't really talk that much in recent days. His sister said to me at that point that he would be coming "home" soon. I told my husband and thought how weird the message was but then, we went about our days doing the same routine....visiting him in the hospital...he would then come home and then ended up being admitted again shortly after that...it was the routine we were used to and familiar with.
He was on dialysis in the end stages of renal failure, among other problems...he became a shell of the man he used to be. He called me on New Years day to ask if I could drive him to the doctor's office to have shots in the spine for chronic, unrelenting back pain. I thought, what the hell? He never called for help, and much less from me! To call either one of his sons wouldn't have surprised me as much, but me...his daughter-in-law? I had offered till I was blue in the face to help him with anything he needed, as we all did. He had never taken anyone up on the offer...but now the tides had changed and I was asked to help. OK, perfect I thought...maybe something will come up and we can talk about what his mom and sister had asked of me a few months back. I showed up to take him to the doctor's office and we chatted the whole way there, about a 20 minute drive and then about 15 more minutes waiting in the doctor's office. I did notice, he was very reminiscent about everyone he had lost and his life in general. I listened mostly but talked when I got a chance. We had a good visit but much to my own upset, I didn't get to talk to him about not being afraid of death...our conversation just never went there. I decided that hopefully, just by being with me he had received some kind peace. I hoped that was the case. Otherwise, I had failed miserably at the one thing I was asked to do by spirit. My husband called to check on him that night and he was doing pretty good. We went about our next 7 days without much worry or thought of anything changing within our world.
He went to the doctor on Thursday, Jan. 7th. He had a episode of passing out and was taken by ambulance from the doctor's office to the ER. We were not aware he was in the hospital until Sat the 9th. Why, you may ask? Well...he wasn't going to tell us, and often times would tell people he had talked to us when in fact he hadn't. I think this must have just been his memory going, not intentional. We heard, from my sister-in-law his reason for being hospitalized, which was the same as always. He was expected to rally and recover as he did every other time. There was even talk of him going home on Monday, Jan. 11th. So, Monday started for me as it usually does, getting up and making sure the boys were up and ready for school....I was at the kitchen sink getting ready to make a cup of coffee when I see him, my father in law , popping into my minds eye!! I thought, why am I thinking of you this morning? Then my phone rang...it was my husband. His brother had called him at work and told him their Dad had coded 3 times that morning and they had brought him back but he wasn't expected to make it much longer. Everything started to click, why I had seen him that morning and also that it was very possible that what his mom and sister asked me to do had nothing to do with helping him to overcome his fear of death before his time came. It was about actually helping him to transition calmly and being unafraid by everything he was going to be encountering.
It did feel very surreal as it was all happening. He would be with me for a few minutes and then it was as if he faded out for a few minutes and then he would come back, this went on for about 30 minutes. He asked me in the very beginning of this exchange why and how was I talking to him? I explained to him, "this is what I do." He had no prior knowledge of what I do, so to say he was a bit surprised, would be totally, 100% accurate! He then gave me the "look"....that look of, "Oh, now I get it....now I understand you. It makes sense!" To say that I was happy with his response would be a very true statement. I was trying to get to the hospital as fast as I could. I told him that he didn't have to fight anymore and he could go, all he had to do was let go, there was nothing to be afraid of. I told him, his mom, dad and sister were waiting for him and would help him to go the rest of the way"home". He said to me at this point, "Get here!" I have to think he meant to the hospital so I was there with my husband. I told him I was going as fast as I could! He then says, "tell me if you can still see them when you get here." I feel like he was seeing them and was just kind of surprised and shocked. I think he actually was starting to see them as his fear was going away and I think they must have looked like very faint or wispy images of themselves. I think this was why he was still holding onto his silver cord. He also did want his boys to have their support systems by their sides, I'm sure of that. I just said, OK. Now was not the time to tell him I didn't have to be there to see them. I parked and raced up to the floor and there were so many people inside and outside his room....3 people I knew...my husband, brother- in-law and sister- in- law and various doctors and nurses. Also in the room, waiting patiently and quietly was spirit,many of them. His Mom, dad and sister to name but a few. As I walked toward my husband, I looked at my Father in law's body laying there in the bed. He was hooked up to a ventilator and there were IV's and lots of syringes and other remnants of item used in the attempts to bring him back to our plane of existence. As I looked at the shell of the man I had know for the last 20 years....it was very obvious, he wasn't in that rundown and broken shell anymore. I said to him at that point....."they are here, waiting. You can go." He then looked at me and smiled and walked towards his family and never looked back. It was such a beautiful experience and I am so thankful I was able to have it.
Does it make my grief any less? I can't say, we all grieve differently and that grief...is important. Initially, I had some conflict over whether or not I did the right thing. I mean this man had rallied and recovered every time. When they thought he wouldn't. My husband had told me that when he was fading in and out(so when he was "out" with them, he was "in" with me and when he was "in" with me he was "out" with them) at one point if they ( the medical team) could have gotten a certain body system stable they were talking about getting him hooked up to the dialysis machine. This only added to my anxiety and fear over the fact that maybe, I had stepped in and done something I wasn't supposed to. As soon as those thoughts began to invade, my intuition or higher self would kick in and remind me. You work for spirit. You did your job and although you are powerful, as is every one, you did not control his passing. You helped him, you made it smooth. You did exactly as you were asked to do. I know this is the truth. Nevertheless, I am still human and I grieve. It breaks my heart to see my kids cry for their grandfather, and even though they were not terribly close,it is still a hard loss for them. I grieve for my husband who no longer has a dad on this plane. Even though I feel a little confused and foggy, I am aware it is grief that I am feeling so deeply within my own heart.
I am so very thankful for this last gift he and his family decided to give to me. The chance to help him pass with grace and be unafraid. I needed to get this out, so a blog post seemed appropriate. If there is a lesson or an experience to take away or remember from this I would say its to not take anything for granted. We don't know which day will be our last for our current incarnation. Express your love to one another and don't hold back. You are here and you are important to those who love you. Oh, and it is a really good idea to talk to your loved ones and let them know where the important papers are and also what you want done with your human shell when you are ready to make the transition home. That makes the process of it all so much easier. Hope you find this post helpful. Angel kisses ;)
Monday, January 11, 2016. He had been sick with various issues for the last few years. His life had it's series of up and downs like every ones does. He was the oldest child of his 5 siblings...One sister and his parents passed before him. We had gotten kind of used to the hospital routine with him...he always rallied and recovered nicely while admitted to the hospital, only to go down hill when he was left to his own devices at home. He was a proud man, wouldn't accept help from his sons or anyone until he was in dire need and he had no other choice. We had gotten used to this...To say he was a tough old bird is an understatement. His last "big" hospital admission his mother and sister, both who are passed, came to me. It was a little odd, I never knew either of them in life. His sister explained to me that this time around for her brother was very difficult. She asked that I help him to not be afraid of "death" and talk to him. His mom asked that I help him to be unafraid as well. I told them both, I will but, he doesn't like to talk about his death and frankly, we don't really talk that much in recent days. His sister said to me at that point that he would be coming "home" soon. I told my husband and thought how weird the message was but then, we went about our days doing the same routine....visiting him in the hospital...he would then come home and then ended up being admitted again shortly after that...it was the routine we were used to and familiar with.
He was on dialysis in the end stages of renal failure, among other problems...he became a shell of the man he used to be. He called me on New Years day to ask if I could drive him to the doctor's office to have shots in the spine for chronic, unrelenting back pain. I thought, what the hell? He never called for help, and much less from me! To call either one of his sons wouldn't have surprised me as much, but me...his daughter-in-law? I had offered till I was blue in the face to help him with anything he needed, as we all did. He had never taken anyone up on the offer...but now the tides had changed and I was asked to help. OK, perfect I thought...maybe something will come up and we can talk about what his mom and sister had asked of me a few months back. I showed up to take him to the doctor's office and we chatted the whole way there, about a 20 minute drive and then about 15 more minutes waiting in the doctor's office. I did notice, he was very reminiscent about everyone he had lost and his life in general. I listened mostly but talked when I got a chance. We had a good visit but much to my own upset, I didn't get to talk to him about not being afraid of death...our conversation just never went there. I decided that hopefully, just by being with me he had received some kind peace. I hoped that was the case. Otherwise, I had failed miserably at the one thing I was asked to do by spirit. My husband called to check on him that night and he was doing pretty good. We went about our next 7 days without much worry or thought of anything changing within our world.
He went to the doctor on Thursday, Jan. 7th. He had a episode of passing out and was taken by ambulance from the doctor's office to the ER. We were not aware he was in the hospital until Sat the 9th. Why, you may ask? Well...he wasn't going to tell us, and often times would tell people he had talked to us when in fact he hadn't. I think this must have just been his memory going, not intentional. We heard, from my sister-in-law his reason for being hospitalized, which was the same as always. He was expected to rally and recover as he did every other time. There was even talk of him going home on Monday, Jan. 11th. So, Monday started for me as it usually does, getting up and making sure the boys were up and ready for school....I was at the kitchen sink getting ready to make a cup of coffee when I see him, my father in law , popping into my minds eye!! I thought, why am I thinking of you this morning? Then my phone rang...it was my husband. His brother had called him at work and told him their Dad had coded 3 times that morning and they had brought him back but he wasn't expected to make it much longer. Everything started to click, why I had seen him that morning and also that it was very possible that what his mom and sister asked me to do had nothing to do with helping him to overcome his fear of death before his time came. It was about actually helping him to transition calmly and being unafraid by everything he was going to be encountering.
It did feel very surreal as it was all happening. He would be with me for a few minutes and then it was as if he faded out for a few minutes and then he would come back, this went on for about 30 minutes. He asked me in the very beginning of this exchange why and how was I talking to him? I explained to him, "this is what I do." He had no prior knowledge of what I do, so to say he was a bit surprised, would be totally, 100% accurate! He then gave me the "look"....that look of, "Oh, now I get it....now I understand you. It makes sense!" To say that I was happy with his response would be a very true statement. I was trying to get to the hospital as fast as I could. I told him that he didn't have to fight anymore and he could go, all he had to do was let go, there was nothing to be afraid of. I told him, his mom, dad and sister were waiting for him and would help him to go the rest of the way"home". He said to me at this point, "Get here!" I have to think he meant to the hospital so I was there with my husband. I told him I was going as fast as I could! He then says, "tell me if you can still see them when you get here." I feel like he was seeing them and was just kind of surprised and shocked. I think he actually was starting to see them as his fear was going away and I think they must have looked like very faint or wispy images of themselves. I think this was why he was still holding onto his silver cord. He also did want his boys to have their support systems by their sides, I'm sure of that. I just said, OK. Now was not the time to tell him I didn't have to be there to see them. I parked and raced up to the floor and there were so many people inside and outside his room....3 people I knew...my husband, brother- in-law and sister- in- law and various doctors and nurses. Also in the room, waiting patiently and quietly was spirit,many of them. His Mom, dad and sister to name but a few. As I walked toward my husband, I looked at my Father in law's body laying there in the bed. He was hooked up to a ventilator and there were IV's and lots of syringes and other remnants of item used in the attempts to bring him back to our plane of existence. As I looked at the shell of the man I had know for the last 20 years....it was very obvious, he wasn't in that rundown and broken shell anymore. I said to him at that point....."they are here, waiting. You can go." He then looked at me and smiled and walked towards his family and never looked back. It was such a beautiful experience and I am so thankful I was able to have it.
Does it make my grief any less? I can't say, we all grieve differently and that grief...is important. Initially, I had some conflict over whether or not I did the right thing. I mean this man had rallied and recovered every time. When they thought he wouldn't. My husband had told me that when he was fading in and out(so when he was "out" with them, he was "in" with me and when he was "in" with me he was "out" with them) at one point if they ( the medical team) could have gotten a certain body system stable they were talking about getting him hooked up to the dialysis machine. This only added to my anxiety and fear over the fact that maybe, I had stepped in and done something I wasn't supposed to. As soon as those thoughts began to invade, my intuition or higher self would kick in and remind me. You work for spirit. You did your job and although you are powerful, as is every one, you did not control his passing. You helped him, you made it smooth. You did exactly as you were asked to do. I know this is the truth. Nevertheless, I am still human and I grieve. It breaks my heart to see my kids cry for their grandfather, and even though they were not terribly close,it is still a hard loss for them. I grieve for my husband who no longer has a dad on this plane. Even though I feel a little confused and foggy, I am aware it is grief that I am feeling so deeply within my own heart.
I am so very thankful for this last gift he and his family decided to give to me. The chance to help him pass with grace and be unafraid. I needed to get this out, so a blog post seemed appropriate. If there is a lesson or an experience to take away or remember from this I would say its to not take anything for granted. We don't know which day will be our last for our current incarnation. Express your love to one another and don't hold back. You are here and you are important to those who love you. Oh, and it is a really good idea to talk to your loved ones and let them know where the important papers are and also what you want done with your human shell when you are ready to make the transition home. That makes the process of it all so much easier. Hope you find this post helpful. Angel kisses ;)
Thursday, December 3, 2015
Vibration or Energy...call it what you like!
So, what is
vibration or energy??? Well….everything….and I mean
everything, has energy or a
vibration, plants, animals, people, your house, you name it! We all vibrate at
a different speed or frequency. That frequency depends on a number of things.
What we are currently involved in, how we feel about ourselves and
others, if we drink, do any kind of drugs(legal or illegal) all these things change
our energy or vibration. I am sure you all have heard the old saying, “like attracts like.”
Have you ever really thought about that? Think about those people that seem to “get”
everything they want or “that never fail”…..they are that way for a reason.
They see themselves as receiving all they want out of life. They don't wish it....they see it as a done deal....already happened! The prayer that says, Thank you for the blessings I am about to receive....that's how they live their lives! So, if
you can be positive and reap rewards…….it also makes sense that if you are
negative and always dwelling on the negative of any situation that, in turn, is
what you receive. Therefore, in dealing with your all aspects of yourself, see the only positive. Then, that is what you will draw to you. Being positive or only seeing the positive gives your energy or vibration a good boost!
We only have control over how we
chose to be or how we react to situations that arise. Another great way to give your energy/vibration a boost is to practice gratitude. The more we give thanks for what we
have…the happier you will be and in return, you will be open to receiving more!
We deserve to be happy and content. We have all been around people we call, “Negative
Nellie’s." They are no fun and we walk away feeling or carrying their negativity, anger or frustration which carries over into our day. Practicing gratitude for all we have been given is really a good way to start your day. It makes everything look a bit brighter!!
There are no mistakes, only lessons. That statement alone changes things rather
quickly!
Energy is everything. You are the most
powerful person in your life. Yes...you heard
that right. You are powerful. Your thoughts are
powerful energy and you are creating your life experience here, in this place, everyday by what you chose to give your energy to. Choose wisely!
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
YOU KNOW YOU BETTER THAN ANYONE DOES!!!!
I feel the need to let you all know that if someone comes up to you in an unsolicited fashion and offers you information that you perceive as troubling in nature, then turns around and walks away......DO NOT give them another thought. That is completely unprofessional and down right mean! Just because SOMEONE happens to see SOMETHING, doesn't mean anything!! Without your input there is no way they would even know how to correctly process what they MAY have seen!
A true message, a true reading isn't like that. Everything we see on TV is not always presented in its entirety. We don't really know what goes on behind the scenes! That said, the messages that we do see passed are loving and comforting, not scary and left open ended! Do I get information when I am out and about???? NO. I have rules and boundaries set with spirit. They are not able to just drop info on me whenever they wish! I'm not on 24/7. I need a break!
Remember the "GOLDEN RULE: Treat others as you want to be treated." It's not hard....THINK before you act. Would you like it if someone came up to you and said or did something like what you are about to? If you can't say, "Why yes, I think I would like it , very much!" DON'T DO IT! I want to think that the reason some people feel compelled to do this is because they really want to help, and that's great!! Sometimes though, the best way to help someone is to say a simple, "Hello" and smile. If what you notice is really upsetting to you, it's fine to ask if they are ok...that opens the door, lets them know someone cares and that they can talk to you, if they want too! So, I suggest you go with the Hello, smile and have a marvelous day approach! Remember the old video tape slogan from the video rental stores, "be kind and rewind!" Use this as your own motto when dealing with others. Back yourself and your intentions up for a moment. Think this through. Passing a snippet of info to an unsuspecting recipient can do more harm than good, which I know would not be the intent!
Really, this post was about listening to yourself. Follow your own guidance and do your own soul work. Don't let anyone else tell you where you need to focus. YOU know YOU better than anyone. Please trust yourself,before anyone that is offering well meaning but still, unsolicited advice! You got this thing. Don't let those small little waves knock you out of your boat! Just calm the seas and motor on!
A true message, a true reading isn't like that. Everything we see on TV is not always presented in its entirety. We don't really know what goes on behind the scenes! That said, the messages that we do see passed are loving and comforting, not scary and left open ended! Do I get information when I am out and about???? NO. I have rules and boundaries set with spirit. They are not able to just drop info on me whenever they wish! I'm not on 24/7. I need a break!
Remember the "GOLDEN RULE: Treat others as you want to be treated." It's not hard....THINK before you act. Would you like it if someone came up to you and said or did something like what you are about to? If you can't say, "Why yes, I think I would like it , very much!" DON'T DO IT! I want to think that the reason some people feel compelled to do this is because they really want to help, and that's great!! Sometimes though, the best way to help someone is to say a simple, "Hello" and smile. If what you notice is really upsetting to you, it's fine to ask if they are ok...that opens the door, lets them know someone cares and that they can talk to you, if they want too! So, I suggest you go with the Hello, smile and have a marvelous day approach! Remember the old video tape slogan from the video rental stores, "be kind and rewind!" Use this as your own motto when dealing with others. Back yourself and your intentions up for a moment. Think this through. Passing a snippet of info to an unsuspecting recipient can do more harm than good, which I know would not be the intent!
Really, this post was about listening to yourself. Follow your own guidance and do your own soul work. Don't let anyone else tell you where you need to focus. YOU know YOU better than anyone. Please trust yourself,before anyone that is offering well meaning but still, unsolicited advice! You got this thing. Don't let those small little waves knock you out of your boat! Just calm the seas and motor on!
Monday, October 5, 2015
WHOA..........CRAZY ENERGY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm sure you've heard about all this crazy energy that we are living in right now, haven't you? For some people that's all they can talk about. I have found myself saying things like, "Wow, this is just nuts or Man, can you feel that? " Much to my surprise, most everyone can! That's a great feeling! Everyone is becoming so much more aware. We all have those moments were it feels like we are just suspended in some crazy movie but now those moments are happening ALL.....THE.....TIME!
Is this our new normal? I think so! Good or bad we need to learn to deal with things as they happen. It is not and never was a good idea to sweep things like feelings, emotions, troubles etc.....under a rug, BUT we all did it. Now though, times are changing. If we are refusing to get real and deal, you can bet we are gonna deal with that situation over and over almost immediately! This is a good thing, overwhelming yes, but a good thing! I want to challenge you all, when you are a faced with a situation you would rather not deal with...STOP, STEP BACK and really look at the situation from an "observer" standpoint. This can be difficult if you aren't used to looking at things in this way but you can do it. I know you can. Remove all blame and ask yourself....what did I say or do, what did they say or do. How could this have been done differently? When we react to a situation we react because of what is going on with us, not because what the other person said or did was so gravely inappropriate. We react because of what it reminds us of. It reminds us of how we view our lives or current circumstances. If we can see or realize that we are reacting because of things we want or need to change within ourselves, well....then everything starts to look a little different. I am in no way suggesting this is an easy thing to do. To get real with ourselves and be honest about how judgmental, inappropriate, and frankly, down right nasty we can be, is HARD! It's not something we want to look at and dissect for the meaning! It is however necessary for us to move forward. If we can do that in any given situation we are much more capable of staying present in the moment and not bringing up and rehashing the past. The past is in the past...leave it there. While it's important to know where you came from, its also important not to repeat those "not so great" steps you've taken. Use them as stepping stones to the new and improved you! We are all learning and changing daily, start to integrate those changes so that your soul can soar to new heights! We are a SPIRIT having a HUMAN experience. Let your spirit lead and follow its guidance! You will be glad you did!
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Knowing what you know!
It has been so long since I last wrote! Life gets busy!
I have really started to notice something about myself.....I know things...a lot of times I have no idea how, I just do! You are probably thinking, "Of course you do, we all do!" I also noticed that when I feel things and I can't pin point why...I just disregard the feeling! Prime example of this, the courier who delivers monthly orders to my house. This man has delivered to me now for the last couple of months.....every time he comes by, I say hello, take my package and sign the paper, off he goes....all the while feeling like I should know him! Then reasoning with myself that there is no reason in the world I should know this man! Well, just yesterday this man again delivers my package. I take it and sign the paper and he asks me a question. He asks my relation to someone from his past that shares my last name! So, right then and there I realize that this is why I have been having this strange feeling/reaction to this man! I had been reading his energy...he had been questioning me, trying to make sense of the name!! He knew my husband when he was kid! My husband had grown up right across the street from him!As the man leaves I realize....I have been totally disregarding my intuition. My "spidey senses", as my husband calls them....were going off loud and clear every time this man was put in my path. Did I take notice...NO! Then it all starts to make sense....this happens A LOT! I usually just let it go, and don't give it another thought. That will be changing , TODAY! I want to live my life using my intuition...this is our basic guidance system and WILL NEVER steer you wrong! How many times have you been in a situation that you look back on and say, "Why did I do that! I should have went with my first choice!" Often times, that first choice is much simpler but would require a great amount of faith in ourselves to follow! Most of us are walking around not believing in ourselves! I challenge you, at this very moment....to give that up! Know, that you know what you know and that is all you need to know! Your gut or intuition won't lead you astray. When you get that gut response....hold it there for a moment. See how it feels, if it feels good,....go with it! If you are getting input from your higher self or your intuition....you will feel it in 1 or 2 places.....your heart or your stomach. If you get no feelings in the stomach or heart...its in your head....that is ego and 9 times out of 10 ego will not be saying nice things. Ego tries to keep us small. That's it's job. To keep us in check, so to speak! We all need ego so don't ever try to get rid of him or her...just learn to love it, incorporate it and give it much less control in your life! When ego pops up and starts saying unflattering, negative things, say..."thanks, but I got this!" Then give ego a big ole hug and bring it into your heart! You'll be glad you did! So, you know what you know, and you don't know why you know it! That's Perfect! Just do it! Embrace that Nike moment! I encourage you to act on those feelings! Live your life using your "sixth sense" to your advantage! You will notice that when you start doing this on a regular basis....ego isn't quite as loud and is much more manageable. Ego uses fear as its leverage or enforcer. Fear is nothing more than F-false E-evidence A-appearing R-real! So go out there hold your head up and use your "spidey senses" to your advantage! You'll be pleased with the results!
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
WE ARE NEVER ALONE
We are Never Alone
I was reminded of something today. WE ARE NEVER ALONE.
That may seem impossible but I assure you , it's not. Spirit in all forms be it crossed loved ones, angels, guides and the like.........they are with us always. On the Otherside we can be many places at once. I know this may be hard for some of you to wrap your minds around, but it's true! I think it sounds kinda cool. You can be more than one, two, even three places at once! You could get into some serious trouble, if we could do that in the here and now! The whole reason for this blog entry is to say that if you feel like you are alone and struggling.......you are NOT! You always have your "team" around you. All you have to do is go within, either by meditation or prayer, (prayer works great as well!) and let them know what you are feeling. ALONE, FRUSTRATED, MAD, SAD......whatever it may be. Let it out and let your "ever present team" know how you feel. Once you do you will be surprised at how you start noticing, (almost instantly, by the way!) that things are turning around and you are not the lone ship weathering the storm! Love is so very important in everything we do, and those that are on the Otherside know that! They never stop loving us or forget about us! You may not be able to see them, or hear them, but they are there. ALWAYS! Now, go out there and have a great day! You have your own personal cheering section!
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