Spirit Message of the Week
AGNES
A child of mine was born when I was only eighteen, but he was stillborn. I suffered heavily for many years, too many to count, because I could only imagine who he might have become.
After death I broke off from my body still wondering about my deceased son. I wandered around for a millisecond looking for him, but because I couldn’t find him my suffering felt like an eternity. Had I prayed before my death for God to allow me to skip the death of my son and escort me to the life of my son, I would have easily transitioned.
Right now my son, Donny, is beside me as I come through to ask you to reach for your living loved ones. It heals your mind as well as your heart. If you keep reaching through the past you’ll die apart from the life of love you were supposed to have; apart from the life of love your loved ones deeply want you to live. Don’t let that happen to you. Choose ‘life’ on both sides of the veil!
Agnes
10/25/09
GLORIA
Hi. My name is Gloria. I struggled with my bodyweight when I was younger, ultimately adding pounds each year. I now know that the more I struggled with my weight, the more the pounds came at me with a vengeance.
Over here I found out that had I told my body that we need peace, I wouldn’t have added on so many pounds. It seems I had been putting on the weight of my ancestors (to survive famines, etc.), so I was warring against my DNA instead of making peace by thanking my ancestors for learning how to stay alive.
For those who talk to their bodies negatively, it’s like trying to climb a slippery mountain never reaching the top. But when you send your body messages of peace, it’s like having a sturdy staircase to climb as you escalate the summit.
This is true. Given how many of you are paying the penance for the DNA of your starving ancestors, I hope you will try to make peace with your body.
Gloria, a friend
10/18/09
WARREN
I want to relate to folks that once you die you never have to come back to the life that wore you out. But, you are invited to come back to the better parts of your life. I never knew that before I died. I just thought when you died you closed your eyes and showed-up somewhere in the clouds or something. Boy was I surprised when I found out I still got to be active in my family’s life from this side.
Did you know you can ask us to do most anything that helps you achieve good things? It’s not an imposition on us at all. Of all the things we do over here, nothing means more than helping get things going in the right direction for our loved ones on your side.
I regret not asking for help when I was on your side; not from any living friend and certainly not from deceased ones. Now I see from my vantage point how much difference that help would have made. It’s proper to ask. Most of all it’s important. Be sensible and get the help you need!
Warren
10/11/09