About 2 weeks ago I was hosting a group meditation at a friend’s house in Union Bay, Vancouver Island. She does what is called Angel Readings. It was really cool to watch her do her work. She went into a meditation and the whole room changed vibrational feel. She wrote down 7 or 8 things, and then we talked about them while she translated her visions.
Talking about psychic work comes with a lot of hype and stereotype. She was so humble the entire time and it was obvious that simply being of service was her only motive.
It was not like someone trying to influence things in a direction to somehow manipulate things to go her way, as there was nothing for her to gain (It was a free reading).
I know many psychic readers who are of service and pure of intent. And although I have met others who are not, it is quite obvious to discern if there is a personal agenda or not. I am really writing about this because when people hear about psychic readers, even open people, there is often skepticism. Skepticism can be very helpful, in a healthy dose. Yet it is very easy to block experiences due to skeptical beliefs and then say they are not beliefs!
I know this because I have done it myself and a few times very clearly missed opportunities for growth!
The point of this story is that she recommended that I come to this Island and put myself out there to do readings myself, which I have been doing on and off for over a year, to work through a block in doing them confidently. The block is that I do not want to be seen as someone who is trying to influence anything for my own desires, or that I somehow know more than another ultimately, just a person listening to spirit and translating to the best of my ability.
The island, Cortes, is beautiful. The community here is really unique. Nude sunbathing and hitch hiking is normal. Healing and insights seem to be very apparent here as well. The “magical brain” of synchronicity and manifestation has been working in really fun and cool ways, and I am absolutely being taken care of (As always).
As one person put it, whatever you focus on here tends to grow, which is true everywhere, but there is something just a little different on this island. Even the produce is so abundant that more often than not food has to be given away in order not to go bad. In that way I have been offered lots of really good food!
There is a bit of a mentality for people that live here versus those from away. Not many people are like this but I have picked it up a few times. As one person said though, it’s a great chance to stand in ones truth without needing to prove anything. And if one is true, and I know that I am, then that trueness will last the entry test.
I have felt ecstatic bliss and some emotional lows as well, but a part of the path of understanding is to start trusting that these states will come and go. To remain open to things as they do shift, and simply respond to the best of our ability in the moment of presence. It can be a trap to get identified with bliss as well, never to block the option, but to be attached to it if it goes away. There is an ebb and flow (just like the weather), and if we think we are in control of it, it can be painful. We are in control of certain things, and not of others, and there is no formula, only experience!
I will update as things progress. Will be working here at some markets and festivals doing readings, healings, and guided meditation.
I have been doing video blogs, but want to keep up with both my writing and videos.
Love!
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