Sometimes when I ask internally, “What’s life all about,” I know that the answer is this:  “Be Happy!”

Happiness can be really vague, like some sought after mirage that can never be reached. 

Hope you enjoy this quote about letting go:   To “let go” does not mean to stop caring; it means I can’t do it for someone else. To “let go” is not to cut myself off; it’s the realization I can’t control another.

I went through a new situation recently, and afterwards my mind wanted to analyze it, put it in a labeled box, and generally know just what the heck was going on.

Of course, I wanted to identify whether or not I would lose or win from the change, how it could affect my life, and what the future would bring if things kept going this way.

And since there were other people involved, I would need to judge their qualities as well.

Recently I had a vision when I was reading the Akashic Records.  It showed lots of things whooshing by me, yet I remained centered amid the chaos.

Seems to me that time itself feels compressed somehow, and that people are feeling the effects of that.

I have a visual understanding about how I manifest.  I picture energy coming through my back from the "field of infinite potential"--pure, creative energy that enters in formlessness.  Then that energy as it moves through me is shaped and directed by my filters--my thoughts and beliefs.

I know that I get to decide what I'm going to believe and those beliefs will determine what I experience in life.  My thoughts are causes and life circumstances are effects.

Isn't it amazing that the "worst" times in our lives can also be filled with joy?  When I am really in need, knowing my vulnerability and dependence on God, life energy comes to the rescue along with great insight.

When my dad had a stroke that took away his speech, it was shocking for a man who lived telling stories.  I went to see him in the hospital and was left alone with him while my mother and sister took a break.  I could feel my dad's fear, yet he always was the practical joker and willing to pull anyone's leg.

You don't need to be a psychic to know that life with its daily lessons provides us with all the tools we need for growth--even to the point where we say, "Ouch"!

That daily chipping away at things within that hurt or are stuck is like faceting a diamond,  cutting away whatever isn't necessary from raw stone in order for it to shine and reflect light.

As a psychic and healer, I've learned that in every moment the mind is forming the physical body based upon all filters we use to understand ourselves and the world.

One can discern his or her own message that is forming the body by knowing the basic emotions that are carried and expressed each day.  This more than anything else is our prayer to the Universe.

A friend of mine, John, lived in India with a guru for a number of years.  John had always been plagued with a heart that ached for the poor.

One day John inquired of the guru, "Master, what of the poor who suffer?"

The Master said, "Wrong mantra."