ByCarrie_Sue
You Ask, We Answer Introduction Join Sue and Carrie as they use the tarot and intuitive messages to address your most pressing questions … practical answers from a spiritual perspective. About Carrie Beleno I am an intuitive reiki master/teacher, spiritual life coach, and general communicator with all things energetic… (which is everything!)….
BySusan Ni Rahilly
Guilt is a totally wasted emotion. This is an excerpt from my book Daddy’s Girl’s Guilty as Hell: For me guilt and all its residue and baggage serves very little positive purpose, save to show me when I need compassion for myself and when to move on. Guilt gets in the way of grieving. Guilt…
ByRobyn Harris
Following on from my recent series on Saying Goodbye, I thought I’d look at the situation from another perspective, that of the friends and family of the person who has been bereaved. So often in this country, dying and grief are taboo subjects and so they’re rarely talked about in general conversation. This means that…
ByRobyn Harris
So, the messages I’d like to share from this experience are: This time of lockdown has given us a whole new appreciation of connection. I encourage you to never take this for granted and to be grateful for all those who bring light and joy into your life. Remember to treasure the time you have…
ByRobyn Harris
We brought our precious girl home with us again and put her in a box with a couple of her blankets and some toys until the next day when Tim made her a lovely wooden coffin and dug a grave for her by her favourite sunny step where she used to sit on summer evenings…
ByClare Watkinson
We were enjoying morning coffee on the veranda when the phone rang, tautening the string in me that already knew who it would be. ‘Oh Clare’ Mum began gently, ‘I’m afraid it’s not great news.’ Over the last few weeks my stepfather had been drifting on the ebbing tides of his life, a listing vessel…
ByRobyn Harris
We brought our precious girl home with us again and put her in a box with a couple of her blankets and some toys until the next day when Tim made her a lovely wooden coffin and dug a grave for her by her favourite sunny step where she used to sit on summer evenings…
ByRobyn Harris
This is one of the hardest pieces I’ve ever written, and yet I want to reach out to anyone who might find themselves in the same position, to say that although you probably feel very alone at the moment, please know that there are others out there who care, and who will understand at least…
ByMichelle Adam
I received a text, followed by the local news last Thursday evening: our New Mexico schools would close for three weeks. As a teacher, I was relieved. After all, the schools, especially at this time of the year, had already become a cesspool of germs, and with the Corona Virus it was just one too…
ByRobyn Harris
Today, 13 May, marks the start of Death Awareness / Dying Matters week. I’m passionate about this subject as I feel that many people see death, dying and grief as taboo subjects, making it difficult to talk about these painful, but important areas. This can lead to feelings of isolation, anxiety, guilt, depression and more….
ByMichelle Adam
The memories came flooding back to me today…holding my father’s hand, still warm with a gentle pulse, as I lay my head down at his side on the hospital bed inside the living room. He was finally sleeping after the on-and-off pain he endured due to the melanoma that spread blisters up his legs and…
ByCatherine Green
This week we celebrate the festival of Samhain, or Halloween, as it is more commonly known. Associated with witches and pagans, Samhain is the season where the veil is thin. The world of Spirit and the world of the living move closer and intertwine more easily now than at any other time of year, most…