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The last time John Edward came to Portland, I wanted to go. I'd read some of his books, taken some of his free online classes, and watched his TV show, Evolve. I couldn't wait to see him in person! Alas, was unable to find anyone to go with, so I stayed home. This year when... Continue Reading →
I have a new favorite deck of oracle cards: Keepers of the Light Oracle Cards by Kyle Gray, with artwork by Lily Moses. The images in this deck are beautiful, and there is just enough information on the cards themselves to get you rolling with receiving your message, and the expanded information in the booklet... Continue Reading →
I was at the Community Market with my books today, trying not to feel discouraged by how slow it was, and the most amazing thing happened. I had a pocketful of pennies that I brought to make change when I sold a book. The first one that I gave to someone caught my eye because... Continue Reading →
For many years, I was fortunate enough to be part of a small group of women who practiced yoga together at the home of the instructor (and my good friend) Kristen. We were together at least one day per week and we laughed, cried, supported each other, and cheered each other on to be, on... Continue Reading →
I was in the middle of two other books when I suddenly felt an urgency to read this book. I picked this one up and put the others aside. I read another book by this author last year, Hands That Heal, and enjoyed it very much. This book popped up in much the same way, out... Continue Reading →
I have been working on a book about my metaphysical practices for about six months now, and it's going very well, except for one thing. I am not sure what to call it! It's not that I can't think of a title, it's that I can think of so many titles that I don't know... Continue Reading →
I was approached by the author to do a guest post here on my blog and that's how this book came to my attention. Don't you love it when interesting books find you? Any girl worth her salt has probably kept a journal or two in her time, whether she privately thought of it as... Continue Reading →
And why shouldn’t we be? Angels have been a mystery that the known world cannot explain. I began a journal a couple months back, during my meditations. Nothing too special about that, right? Well, in this journal, I asked the angels for guidance about wealth. As a result, I put the guidance together and formed... Continue Reading →
You don't have to suspect your child of psychic tendencies to enjoy reading Growing Up Psychic by Chip Coffey, but if you do, then you've found your book. Chip knows his topic from both sides of the equation. He was a psychic kid, and he has worked extensively to help other psychic kids understand, appreciate, and own... Continue Reading →
I met a doggie at Zen and Company that my friends Sue and Don are fostering. A troubled dog. A dog that was in trouble. The kind of dog that probably wouldn't be the first choice of many people to take home. An imperfect dog. Flawed. Her name? Here's the thing: whenever I think, What's... Continue Reading →
Karen Coaches 