For as long as I can remember I’ve had a fascination for what is mainly unseen, which led me to a lifelong exploration of the occult and the power of mind over matter. I was guided towards spiritual healing and medium-ship when I was nineteen and in the years since I have developed absolute faith in the power of the Universe to provide for us all – we just need to believe and trust.
Sue is not only the Founder of Soulfully Connecting but has been a tarot card reader and graphologist for 27 years.
She participated in festivals around the world for 14 years, but is now based in London, UK. She does readings via Zoom and phone.
You can see more about Sue on her website – www.mystic-matters.co.uk, and this is where you can book a reading with her.
BySue Ellam
Does anyone else find this quite a tightrope walk? It can be quite mind boggling! The Past, Future but rarely Present The business world at large demands projections, business plans, analysis of data and constant checking of figures – which area of our business should we concentrate on next, which country should we try to…
BySue Ellam
Is it just me or is there a general feeling of overwhelm on social media? Anyone who runs a business seems to be under constant pressure to do this course, that workshop, read this book, hire that expert etc. I recently read in a Facebook group a comment that procrastination was another term for laziness! …
BySue Ellam
I don’t know about you, but this is an issue with which I’ve been struggling. I recently wrote an article about people being challenging on social media and this is related to that. I was brought up to be polite and respectful of others. My father was a diplomat and I spent my childhood in…
BySue Ellam
My mother passed away in February and I took on responsibility for her budgerigar Sky. He is a lovely little bird – very noisy and feisty – isn’t hand tamed and doesn’t like to be touched. Heaven help you if you try! He is approximately 5 years old – give or take. Mum used to…
BySue Ellam
I’ve been having an interesting experience these past couple of weeks as the target of a few people on social media whose views differ from my own. I genuinely like people and find everyone to be unique – we all have a different story, a different experience which dictates how we see things from our…
BySue Ellam
I was chatting to someone the other day and the conversation brought to mind a long forgotten incident. It happened about 10 years ago, before I became self-employed. I have been a contractor a lot of my working life – I enjoyed the variety and also the knowledge that if I didn’t like a job,…
BySue Ellam
I am certain that I’m not the only one who feels that their power of choice is being chipped away at day by day. Choice is a human right – we should be able to decide for ourselves how we want to live our lifespan on this earth – I’m sure it wasn’t in the…
BySue Ellam
Since my business launched I have been overwhelmed by the sheer volume of people and businesses that are in the market place. It is easy for time to fly by whilst checking out what is available and what they have to offer. It is also very easy to be taken off our own path because…
BySue Ellam
When I was living in the Algarve, Portugal I had the opportunity of going on a Vision Quest. We were taken to a rugged area in the vicinity of Loulé and each of us set off in the direction that called to us. Even though we were physically quite close to each other, because of…
BySue Ellam
I am a great fan of thrillers and murder mysteries – just love the ‘whodunits’ when invariably the good guys win in the end. It doesn’t seem to matter how beaten up they get, good always prevails. It suddenly struck me that in most, if not all, of these scenarios – the bad guys are…
BySue Ellam
So, first of all, let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear, is fear itself — nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance.” – Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1933 Inaugral Address) I was recently talking to a friend and our conversation stirred up some…
BySue Ellam
When I was a teenager and young adult ‘not listening’ wasn’t such a big deal as it is now. Life was much simpler. I’m not saying that bad things weren’t happening around the globe, but I, for one, lived in blissful ignorance – in my little cotton wool bubble. The news broadcasts weren’t half as…
