During and after my morning meditation today, I contemplated the issue of self-improvement. Most humans at various points in their lives contemplate the necessity of self-correction and self-improvement. Now, to be clear, I think it is admirable and healthy to do whatever we can to improve the quality of our lives here on the earth plane. We aspire to enhance our lives by improving our mental, physical and emotional health, by eating more nutritious foods, exercising, improving our relationships, setting goals and working toward them. It is always wise to make it a consistent practice to reassess our lives and lifestyles and try to make the necessary changes to better it.

Where we all tend to run into a roadblock is when we decide we need to change who we are by discarding the old version of us and recreating ourselves. Could it be that we are trying to change behaviors and make better choices so that we can begin to remember who we really are, not change it? So here are the questions that are at the heart of this perplexing dilemma. Who are we really? Is it truly possible to fully know and understand who we are in terms of the greater picture of life? Is it ok to not fully have the answers to these questions?

Good morning all! For the record, the things I will be discussing during my blog posts and other videos are of a spiritual nature. Most things spiritual cannot be proven 100 %. However, for me when I hear something whether from someone here on the earth plane or from any discarnate beings in my team of light on the other side, I have one simple way of determining for me if it holds truth. If the information resonates on a deep level and I feel the familiar feeling sort of like butterflies but coupled with excitement in the pit of my stomach, then I know there’s truth there. Truth for me is something that feels as if I already knew the information or truths, I simply forgot them. If someone must convince me of something, I usually know that it may be peppered with some either false information or information that is just not quite right or I might not be ready to integrate it. So, I ask anyone who reads or listens to the information, ideas, or thoughts I share, to tune into your own inner wisdom and decide for yourself if it feels right for you. Sometimes you might not be ready for the information or it might conflict with your religious or spiritual beliefs, understandings or doctrine. In that case simply put it aside perhaps for a later time when you might be ready, or let it go with the understanding that what I share comes from my heart and my soul with compassion and love.

Welcome everyone to my new blog. I’ve been wanted to do this for so long. Angels have always been part of my life. They have given me messages of love and goodness from our creator/God for as long as I can remember. They have helped me through all the good times and bad times in my life. Angels are nondenominational. Therefore, it doesn’t matter what religion you are or if you have no religion at all. It doesn’t even matter if you believe in God. The angels are here to help all of us. All we need to do is ask.

It’s a very rainy Tuesday, March 28, 2017. Sitting at my computer upstairs in my home, I can see the front yard. A dogwood tree and a couple of lilac bushes flaunt tiny buds still closed tight, waiting for spring to fully unfold. Crystal-like raindrops cling to those blooms offering needed moisture and encouragement as they prepare to burst forth. Spring is a time for rebirth, new life and, for me, it has always been a time for the birthing of dreams. It is my intention for this blog to be a perpetual spring. We can all come here to work and play together. We can help each other, and encourage one another to believe in our dreams, believe in ourselves and take action to make our dreams come true.