Diary of a Psychic Healer

I have the most wonderful news!  Starting next week, I am going to be live on A1R Psychic Radio every Tuesday at 10 pm EST with a call-in radio show! It will include a mix of energy healing, psychic exploration, angels, and of course,  my favourite oracle card readings . Diary of a Psychic Healer, the Radio Show! The 1st show will be live in exactly one week, so exciting!  Listen Online:  www.Ask1Radio.com Call-in from the US & Canada: (888) 454-ASK1  Call-in from the UK: (20) 3519 - 2158 So there it is. It's all come together in the past few days and I don't have more to tell you. Stay tuned, mark your calendars and please do call in! The sessions will also be available in the archives if you want to listen later in the week.  I am off to brainstorm on the first few topics, wish me luck!   Here's a tongue in cheek tribute to radio =) Please Join Me Below! Books  /  Facebook   / ...

The past few weeks I have been watching the TV show Medium, with Patricia Arquette. It's about a psychic mom, Alison Dubois, who works part time solving crimes with the DA. Most of her visions and insights about cases come in dreams. And she wakes up in a fright after each one. That must suck.  The  psychic mom gets little bits of info at a time which send her in the general direction of the culprit but not quite. Sometimes I find the main character to be self-absorbed, because everything in her life takes second place to her dreams and sense of "righteousness." She had a dream. She has to act on it before they commit a crime, no matter what. Every now and then she takes a stand against someone and then realises that she didn't have a full picture. Ouch. If anything, those experiences can teach the rest of us a lesson. Psychic impressions can be hard to interpret or place. A bad dream might scare you if you mistake it for a premonition. Not all of th...

I have been reading up on Buddhism lately.  Based on what I have seen so far I would define the concept of Nirvana as "lasting peace of mind." It is hard to summarise a spiritual path in a single blog post, but Buddhism tells us that: Life Stinks (sometimes), the cause of all suffering is wanting life to be something it's not, and that we can escape suffering by giving up our "ideals" and accepting life as it is.  Some of this I find hard to swallow. If life is less than optimal, why shouldn't we try to create better circumstances for ourselves? Do we "settle" for less and stay where we are? Isn't that the definition of mediocrity, at least by western standards? Like most spiritual paths, Buddhism focuses on spiritual growth as a priority. Better luck in your next life. I feel conflicted about this. I do.  What I did find useful was the Eightfold Path to Nirvana . Things we can do (or not do) everyday to be more centred, hap...

It is time for a change of scenery and I'm going on holiday tomorrow! Really looking forward to it too, my family is going bike riding in DC to see the Cherry Blossoms. Will be nice to spend some time in nature. I might not log on until I am back. My notebook is coming with me this time, hopefully I´ll get some writing done on my next book. Have a wonderful week! Please Join Me Below! Books  /  Facebook   /   Instagram   Reiki hugs, Regina