So, early in January, I decided to take time out for myself and do some special spiritual practices to have fun and to receive guidance. The following things helped remind me to Go With The Flow more, to stop worrying about how or when or what I should do, and by living in the energetic flow of my body and life, that way I would be led to the right decisions.
First of all, I ensured that my meditation practice was more disciplined, and I have tried to do it twice a day. On the occasions I have, I've found it so beneficial! I really feel happy when I've finished and I always feel closer to my Spirit guides. They make me smile and feel protected. So, the more I meditate, the better I feel. I have also always used my meditation time for asking Spirit to bring into my life what I want – and help with Going with the Flow was something I asked for!
One day I sat at my dining table and “played” with my Spell Chest, a little game that was a birthday present all the way from Australia last year! It's a little game for manifesting your goals, and with the little candle lit, I wrote with the little pencil in the little notebook (it's only a small Spell Chest!) It made me focus on what I want to achieve in 2007, and motivated me to proceed and trust that the Universe will provide.
Early one morning I had a phone reading with an Australian clairvoyant and channel, Lynette Leckie-Clark and Master Kuthumi, (www.kuthumi-edu.org) who gave me guidance, comfort, reassurance and hope for a successful and busy year ahead. It was amazing, Lynette started the reading and Kuthumi came in along the way and spoke to me directly. You can feel the change in Lynette's energy as Kuthumi comes in, as well as hearing the tone of her voice and words change. He is part of the Brotherhood who are coming through these wonderful channels to guide us on our chosen paths. He explained to me that he and the other Masters work as a team, discussing things together, for the benefit of humankind.
I've also had my nose stuck into a few good self-help and spiritual books in the last few weeks – I must have bookmarks in at least 7 books! I recommend the first on the list to women of all ages - The Wisdom of Menopause by Dr Christiane Northrup (www.drnorthrup.com). Don't wait until you get there (like I did) it's better to be prepared! She gives excellent advice about diet, exercise and inner wisdom. It's a mighty tome, but fascinating!
His Holiness the Dalai Lama's Modern World, Ancient Wisdom, which is written for all of us – you don't have to be Buddhist to read this excellent little gem extolling the virtues of compassion and kindness.
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