Equal and Opposite Reaction

When you are built like I am, you can communicate with people who who have passed away.  A few years ago, I felt that I was contacted by Albert Einstein, and I even got the message that I would write a book called Channeling Einstein.  (That has yet to come to pass--but never say never!)  This is one of the things the Professor told me, and I have never forgotten it.  It was so powerful.

Don't Compare Yourself to Anyone

9 Tips for Better Customer Service - From Either Side of the Counter

The Golden Rule for Intimate Relationships

Declaration: I'm a Widow

You might already know that I am a widow, but it's only been recently that I have fully embraced this part of my identity.

My first husband died in 1995, after 11 years of marriage and the births of two beautiful daughters--and six years after I predicted it. I knew the experience would change me, but I didn't want to be different. I wanted to be who I had always been, and I wanted my husband to be by my side. Alas...

In the ensuing years, I tried not to wear my widowhood like a badge. I didn't want to be seen as someone who had a piece of her heart missing. I wanted to be a whole and happy person, so much so that I didn't allow my widow-self to show much. I kept her inside most of the time, occasionally sharing a few tears with her, and commiserating that we didn't get any credit for being such a good widow.

I was so afraid of being defined by my widowhood that I didn't allow it to be a part of my definition at all.

The other day, a friend helped me to see this--not directly, but she talked to me about feeling whatever negative feelings we have, so that we can move on to the happy feelings. And I started thinking about all the badges I wear--mother, daughter, sister, teacher, friend, hopefully wife again someday--and the ones I keep in a drawer--widow, ACOA, ex-wife, ex-girlfriend...

What badges do you wear, and what badges do you keep to yourself? Even if you don't want to share the "negative" ones, I encourage you to at least open the drawer and try them on in front of the mirror. Just once in a while, let them know you haven't forgotten them, and they are a part of who you are.

Until next time,
Susan K. Morrow
www.SusanKMorrow.com
Susan@SusanKMorrow.com
936-648-3955

Feeling Funky, Feeling Blue

I've had a rough couple of weeks. It's true--the woman known as the Cheerful Mystic and Happy Medium (couldn't resist) occasionally runs into rough waters. And it sucks. Fortunately, these moments don't last, and yes, I DO work on getting them to end faster!

Some folks (maybe you) feel like it's always rough. Their lives feel like they are not their own, and they feel like they don't have any control over what happens to them. Believe it or not, that is not true. YOU are the creator of your life, whether you like what you've created or not!

Here's what I have been doing lately to get out of my funk:

1) Forcing myself to "think happy thoughts". I'm not kidding. I consciously embrace fantasies of trips to Disney World, my dream house (which is coming soon), and fun encounters with others. I find that fantasies are better than memories, not because they are any different to your brain or the Universe, but because they can be perfect, and with perfect thoughts come perfect feelings of joy, ultimately resulting in a shift in your energy and a better day.

2) Asking myself, "What was I thinking before this all started?" This can be more complicated, but you can think about what your thoughts were and connect them to what's going on now, what you've created with those thoughts. Don't dwell, just understand. Sometimes it helps to know "Why did I create THIS???"

If you need help with this type of exercise, something that will change the results of your constant CREATING... You know where to find me!

Until next time,
y'all be good!
Susan K. Morrow
http://SusanKMorrow.com
512-257-2737

Health and Spirit - Low Back Pain

Channeling Money

As a modern mystic, capable of all manner of surreal tasks, I channel messages from my clients' angels and guides, on the clients' behalf. (Want your own Mystic Mail? Find out about it here.)

One recent such message was so profound and timely that I feel it is really important to share. In fact, when the message started to come through me, I had the feeling that it was for a much larger audience than the client. Her question was about money and how it was her biggest concern at the moment.

Here's the answer from her angels and guides:

Our dear, everyone's biggest concern is money. Yes, it truly is. The man in the 3rd-world country wants to feed his family and the woman at the top of the stock market wants to buy a new Mercedes. Money makes the world go around. So rather than looking at money like a problem, like something you wish you didn't have to think about, embrace it. It's just like eating, sleeping, and pooping, Everybody's gotta do it every day. So what do YOU need to do? Keep doing what you're doing, but do it with love, change your attitude to one that says, "I love me, and I love the people I love. I work at this because I love me, and if I don't love this work, then I am not loving me, so I will do other work." When you want to change your work, you ask the right people and you find out what other work to do. If you don't want to work at all, then set your sights on that. You don't have to plan it, like "I want this much money, so I can go this long without working and live in this way". But you can say, "I want to have freedom in my life!" And that will find its way to you. Embrace money not as a necessary evil or as something that has always eluded you, but as your friend, your partner in creating a life that you love and want every day. It's not that you want to look past it, or to forget anything you have learned, not at all, but you are using everything you know, and now you know more. You know that it is your friend, so invite it to tea. Say, "Hello, money, I love you, and I need you, and guess what--you need me too, so let's be friends and let's have fun together. Thanks for being there for me." It may not feel true today, but it will be true tomorrow. We could just shake you until this sinks into your head. But you can do it yourself. Believe us, we're true. True blue!

And I will leave you with those thoughts, along with your own angels and guides.

Until next time,
Susan K. Morrow
Susan@SusanKMorrow.com
http://susankmorrow.com/
512-257-2737

Bands That Are Past Their Expiration Date

(Oh, sure, I usually talk about my woo-woo stuff, but this eponymous blog is a good place to talk about anything I like. So there.)

Ah, music. It hath charms, no? I love almost all of it, except jazz and rap--and I even like some forms of jazz and some hip-hop. I'm pretty inclusive, BUT I have recently noticed my newly-developed distaste for certain bands.

At first, I thought maybe I was just getting old and didn't like that "young whipper-snapper" music. But it's not the modern stuff that I don't like. It's music from my childhood and youth that is starting to gross me out and gag me with a spoon. (Graduated high school in 1981. Sorry.)

Here, in no particular order, are the bands and artists that have begun to turn me off, along with their offenses:

**The Who: I actually stopped liking The Who a long time ago, and I still don't like them. I think I mostly only liked them because they were cool and because I went to their concert at the AstroHall or the AstroDome or the AstroSomething in 1982. Disliking this band might be an indication that I am getting old, but I don't care. I'm tired of the the screaming and the long guitar solos.

**The Doors: Oy vey, if I have to listen to that interminable organ solo in "Light My Fire" one more time... Great for stoners, maybe, but not for me. I will still listen to "Touch Me" at least, but I won't light their fire. Or let them light mine.

**Fleetwood Mac: Now, this one surprises me, because I used to love Fleetwood Mac. But I never liked Stevie Nicks, either personally or vocally, and now I find her husky near-ruined voice almost unbearable. Again, there are exceptions: Earlier Fleetwood Mac songs have a better chance of being liked, plus there are one or two Stevie Nicks songs that I might slightly enjoy. "Edge of 17" comes to mind.

**Cyndi Lauper: Talk about a surprise. Cyndi was definitely cool in her heydey, and maybe her recent demi-comeback is still cool, but when I hear her old songs on the radio, I am just turned off. This one I chalk up to a definite "heat of the moment" issue--I liked it in the heat of the moment, but the moment has long since passed.

**Elton John: Okay, maybe I still love Elton, but if I do, it's becoming more and more of a secret to me. Unlike Stevie Nicks, he still seems like a person I would like if I knew him, but I think I'm just plain tired of his music. Plus most of his best songs ("Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding", to wit) don't get played on the radio. So I will give him a B- and consider listening again someday.

I am excited to think about the bands I will add to this list as they start to disgust me. Stay tuned!

Until next time,
Susan K. Morrow
512-257-2737
www.SusanKMorrow.com
Susan@SusanKMorrow.com

The Good Teacher

Mrs. Jett was one of my favorite teachers in high school. She taught both French and Spanish, and I took both, so I got to have her as my teacher for two years. As a linguaphile, I admired her linguistic skills, of course, but Mrs. Jett was more than a language teacher.

Mrs. Jett was divorced, probably in her 30s at the time (and I admit it was a while ago!), may or may not have had children. She had a pretty poor fashion sense--which I always forgive in a teacher, because teachers are so woefully underpaid--but I didn't care, because she was one of the most caring people I've ever met.

I realize that the above paragraph sums up all I knew about Mrs. Jett. So why was she so memorable to me?

She listened. She didn't judge. She smiled. She helped. She was kind. And she liked me too. I felt that I could trust and confide in her. Not that I was a degenerate or particularly needy or troubled as a teen. But knowing which teachers are on your side, regardless of your situation, is a comfort during the emotional idiocy that is high school.

I also learned a lot in Spanish I and French I. I enjoy recalling the time that I answered a French question in Spanish. Mrs. Jett's eyes grew wide. "En francais, s'il vous plais!" she admonished me. It was actually good news for me, because I was learning French by translating it into Spanish, instead of English. And that meant that I had already learned to think in Spanish, and that's how you learn a language.

Now that I am a teacher--an Intuitive Life Teacher, if not a schoolteacher--I like to think that I am similar to Mrs. Jett. Trustworthy and trusting, knowledgeable in more than one area, kind, understanding, and always a friend and confidante.

The classroom door is open. What would you like to know?

Until next time,
Susan K. Morrow
www.SusanKMorrow.com
512-257-2737
Susan@SusanKMorrow.com

Taking Care of the Caregiver

If you are a woman, a mom, I know this will hit you where you live. And if you are a man, you will probably dig it too. It's about taking care of others, yourself, and the world!

In recent weeks, it seems I have done nothing but take care of other people. Several family members have needed my assistance or presence during and regarding medical and health issues, plus as you know, my daughters have both moved and the younger one has made a huge adjustment in starting college. It seems like all I have done is drive and drive and drive on my way to take care of others.

Like you, I'm sure, I don't mind doing this. On the contrary, I love taking care of my loved ones and I appreciate that I am able to help when needed. BUT--and you know this BUT--I knew I was going to get sick from all this, sooner or later.

I did try to take care of myself, paying attention to my needs, getting enough rest, giving myself a pedicure, and so forth. It just wasn't quite enough. Last week, I came down with a really nasty stomach virus. Dehydrated and exhausted, I asked my daughters to take me to the ER. They stayed with me for the whole long afternoon, while I received IV fluids and returned to myself.

It cost my college girl a day of classes. It cost my older girl an afternoon of work (and pay). They sacrificed without complaint, and I received their loving care without guilt.

Here's the message for you and me both: Ask for help when needed, and accept help when offered. You were not built to take care of the world and get nothing in return. Try it--no guilt, just care between people who love. You'll be GLAD YOU DID! ;o)

Until next time,
TAKE CARE,
Susan K. Morrow
www.SusanKMorrow.com
susan@susankmorrow.com
512-257-2737

Why Don't I Get What I Want?

Just a quick note about this:

As children, we are subject to our parents' situations. When they are in the habit of not getting what they want, they teach us how to not get what we want too. This is how we learn that "you can't have everything you want."

Truly, when you are aware that desire is simply an acknowledgment of contrast between what IS and what you would PREFER, then the corresponding energy is guided toward your preferences. But when what you desire is simply regarded by you as something YOU DON'T HAVE, then the corresponding energy is guided toward that, what you don't have.

Until next time, y'all be good!
Susan K. Morrow
512-257-2737
www.SusanKMorrow.com
Susan@SusanKMorrow.com

Shy Spirits

Just for fun, I thought I'd share something about working with spirits, or people on the Other Side. As a psychic medium, I have worked with my share of such energies. It's fascinating work for me and is almost always very satisfying for the client.

When I am doing a psychic medium reading (I only do a few these days, being busy with my Intuitive Life Teaching), we'll hear from one or more of the client's late loved ones about 75% to 80% of the time. The rest of the time, there are several reasons for not hearing from someone:

1) The client is too young to have lost anyone close to them or has simply not had that experience at any age.

2) The client is not interested in hearing from those on the other side. The spirits will accommodate that sometimes--but not always! Sometimes, they come on through anyway, and I convey their messages.

3) The client is already in touch with his or her late loved ones, being naturally in-tune with that, or having had such a close relationship that it continues beyond death.

4) Rarely, I'm not the right medium for that or those spirits. Sure, it can happen!

When I did group readings specifically to communicate with those on the Other Side, as John Edward does on television, there were always plenty of spirits to choose from. Some are more insistent than others, while some wait patiently and hope to have a turn.

I can't speak for John, but usually when I am through working, either by the clock or my own fatigue, the spirits will leave me alone until I give them another opportunity.

Oh, and sometimes I have a spirit come through who is really for the next person's reading! I'll share one of those stories soon!

Until next time,
I remain your friendly global mystic,
Susan K. Morrow
512-257-2737
www.SusanKMorrow.com
Susan@SusanKMorrow.com

In Sickness and In Health - Why You Attract Illness and Injury, Part 2

I am back with more info for you on Health and Spirit! Last time, I talked about how we all attract illness and injury as Spirit’s last-resort effort to communicate with us. And I promised a couple of examples to illustrate how this works.

Ultimately, you will see illness or injury as a big, bright message that will guide you to be enlightened about yourself. So open your mind, and read the story about Marjorie.

My client’s mother, Marjorie, died of bladder cancer, a rare cancer whose only suspected cause is exposure to second-hand smoke. Marjorie was indeed exposed to second-hand smoke, and this is an example of the way that Spirit, working with Body, will use what is in your environment to give you a message (or several).

You may have heard that cancer is often related to old anger, bitterness, or holding a grudge. As a medical intuitive, I agree. And when I learned more about Marjorie’s experience, I discovered what her bitterness was about.

First, though, let me explain about the bladder. It resides in the area of your energy that pertains to creation, procreation/children, and primary romantic relationships. When Spirit’s message to you is about one of those things, especially creating what you came into this life to create, the illness or injury will manifest in that area.

What did this mean to Marjorie? Well, Marjorie’s only child (my client) was adopted, because Marjorie was unable to have children biologically. There’s one reason she was bitter. In addition, she was relegated to spending her life behind the counter in her husband’s store, unable to create anything that she chose to create, and never given—or finding—an opportunity to develop something of her own.

After a lifetime of not being able to create, or make—think of the symbolism of saying “make water” to mean “urinate”—she developed a symbol of her anger, the cancer, in the area of energy where her anger lay or was directed.

This was Spirit’s last-ditch effort to reach her, urging her to make changes in her life so that she could be happy.

Next time, I’ll talk about preventing such tragedies by remembering the Language of Spirit.

Until then,
I remain your friendly global mystic,
Susan K. Morrow
512-257-2737
www.SusanKMorrow.com
Susan@SusanKMorrow.com

Is It True?

(I'm interrupting my series on Health and Spirit to talk about something that popped up today. It addresses another topic I'll be writing on soon, so I'm going with it.)

I like Abraham. www.abraham-hicks.com, if you're not familiar. The first time I heard them, I was pleased, because they were talking about the truths I had known all my life, but was kind of afraid to talk about. And I thought, "Great! Someone else is talking about that, now I can too!" That was one of my inspirations for going where I am now.

Today, I received this quote from Abraham in my inbox. (You can subscribe to their daily wisdom, too.) What struck me as extraordinary about this one is the explanation of how a person can be very sure of something that is not actually true. It also explains why you might come up with results of your thoughts/prayers/manifesting efforts that don't seem right.

For example, let's say that things are simply not going your way. And you are thinking, "Why is this happening? I did a vision board, I am positive, I say affirmations, and I trust The Universe to deliver, but it didn't. I must not be doing it right." And you're not! Because, according to the teachings of Abraham (and my own), if your vibration is aligned with your desire, it must be delivered correctly.

Here's the quote:

"Flawed premises that you have picked up along your physical trail can fall by the wayside, one by one, and you can return to the understanding that is at the core of that which you are. (But in order to discover or understand a false or flawed premise, you have to stand back far enough and reconnect with who-you-really-are before you can see it.) If you were to hear a false premise again and again, until you yourself began to believe and repeat it, now your own activation of the contradictory Vibration would interfere with your own sense of intelligence, and you would begin to attract evidence of your lack of intelligence, in effect proving the false premise to be true. And so, it becomes increasingly hard for you to call this a 'false' premise when the evidence seems to be telling you that it is true, for over time you come to believe it is true."
--- Abraham

The evidence might be having a job or relationship that is unsatisfying, and it's easy to say, "Well, I must not be worthy of one that is satisfying." And why would you believe that? Because you have been told that over and over again.

Some of my clients will argue that point with me, and they say that they don't have any problem with feeling worthy of good experiences. But the evidence says otherwise. If dissatisfaction is evident in your experience, there's something holding you back!

There will be more on this.

Next time, back to Health and Spirit!

Until then, I remain
Your Friendly Global Mystic,
Susan K. Morrow
512-257-2737
susan@susankmorrow.com

In Sickness and in Health - Why You Attract Illness and Injury, Part 1

If you get sick or hurt, it's all your fault. Yep, that's right, you did it!


Sure, that sounds pretty mean and maybe your first reaction is, "No, it's not my fault!" But if you accept responsibility for attracting or creating illness (and everything else in your life), then there is good news--you have the power to change it!


Let me explain. Everything starts with Spirit. There is a chunk of Spirit within you, that is commonly called your Soul, and it is a part of a massive Energy, that is commonly called God--although for my purposes, I will call it something else. The word "God" is so super-charged with fear and guilt and emotion and judgment that I prefer to use a word that will better connote the idea of creation and forward motion. I'll use "Spirit" to indicate this massive creative force.


In addition to your Soul, you have what I call angels and guides, extra-physical energy entities that guide you on your planned journey through this life. (Yes, there's a plan--and you planned it!) And you have messengers in the form of other incarnate Souls like yourself, along with events, experiences, feelings, and thoughts--all lined up to give you messages that will guide you to live your best life, the life you came here to live.


Simple enough? I hope so, but take a moment to let that sink in.


Spirit constantly communicates with you, starting with your emotions and thoughts (think, for example, "Listen to your heart"), and working through many other things in your environment and awareness. Your body is a messenger, as well, but by the time Spirit starts to talk through your body, in the form of illness or injury, it has reached its last resort.


Now, we are all born with an understanding of the Language of Spirit. However, in a very short time, we forget it, simply because of the way that human beings have evolved culturally. For example, our parents had to be sure we could get along in the world, so they had to say "No" when we tried to touch the stove or run into the street or bite another child. And if you are a parent, like me, you do this too.


We only have as much understanding as we have had, and we have gotten away from the Language of Spirit, whose sole (or "soul") purpose is to guide us to our best life and to assist in fulfilling our life purpose.


What this means is that if we could remember how to listen to our Spirit (remember "Listen to your heart"), we would not get sick or hurt. Likewise, if we become enlightened or gain the understanding that we need, even after becoming sick or hurt, we would be healed.


Next time, I will cite a couple of examples to help illustrate all of this. Until then, see if you can handle it! I look forward to bringing you more!


Your friendly global mystic,
Susan K. Morrow
http://www.susankmorrow.com/
512-257-2737
Susan@SusanKMorrow.com

The Gratitude Attitude

I'm exploring some new thoughts on gratitude.

Do you know how I work? I wake up with ideas or a song in my head, I receive messages from the Cosmos, I think of things in the shower. Lots of people do, I believe, but what makes me a little different from most is that the thoughts I receive seem to be sent to me to ponder, clarify, and share with you.

One recent thought was about gratitude. Now, I know a lot of people, probably you, like the idea of gratitude. Several years ago, Sarah Ban Breathnach (www.simpleabundance.com) appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show, talking about gratitude and the use of gratitude journals as a tool to change the life of the writer.

Writing down several items you are grateful for each day somehow lightens the load and brightens the mood. I do not doubt this method--used it myself for a bit--nor do I condemn Sarah's views or teachings. I think she is really onto something!

However, my recent download from the Universe about gratitude went further down the rabbit hole. It went beyond the idea of saying, "Thank you", to God, the Universe, or some unnamed Higher Power.

If you consider that God or whatever Supreme Being you choose (I like the Universe, but that's just me) is not a human and does not have human characteristics--no matter how much some people like to bestow such characteristics upon IT--why would He/She/It need to be thanked? God is not your grandmother, tapping her foot by the mailbox and waiting for your thank-you note from your birthday two months ago.

Ooh, I just realized I owe my grandfather a thank-you note for my birthday two weeks ago...

Anyway, here's the deal: Gratitude is for you.

That's right, gratitude is for the gratituder. Thanks are for the thanker. Not with regard to your grandma! I'm talking about the Universe. When you give thanks, when you say, "I am grateful", when you offer a feeling of joy about receiving something...

IT IS FOR YOU.

Not the thanks. The GIVING of the thanks.

Giving thanks makes you feel worthy, or at least more worthy than if you did not. What did you mother tell you when she picked you up from the party when you were six? "Did you thank Mrs. Smith?" You didn't know why you had to, but you learned to say thank you. Mrs. Smith certainly appreciated the thanks, and thought you to be a polite child, but God is not Mrs. Smith.

Gratitude is for you.

I remember when I first discovered my abilities as a psychic medium. After some readings, I would be so overwhelmed with the enormity of this gift, I would literally sit on the couch agog, and I would say, "Thank you, thank you, thank you!" I felt so connected to my gift and to the Universe that I felt completely grateful.

Now I understand that I was giving thanks so that I could truly feel the receipt of my gift.

Enormous.

Ponder it, and let me know what you think.

Until next time,
Susan K. Morrow
www.SusanKMorrow.com
512-257-2737

Just Some Cool, Spooky Stuff

As a professional Mystic, I often find remarkable things in everyday events. And I usually notice the Big Messages that are intended for me. A recent one really stuck out, bold type, lights flashing, fireworks... I couldn't miss it, and it came from my late husband.

My younger daughter is graduating from high school next week. (She was only three and a half when her daddy died and doesn't remember very much about him.) Last night was her voice recital and after all the students and the teacher sang, the voice teacher had an announcement. She had brought a gift for each of her students.

She made a brief and passionate speech about how this gift was very meaningful to her, that it had changed her life, she'd read it twice already, and she wanted to share this wonderful information with her students.

The book she gave them is Dale Carnegie's brilliant manifesto, How to Win Friends and Influence People.

It was only a few weeks ago that I mentioned the Dale Carnegie course to my daughters, and told them how important it had been to their daddy. He was a proud graduate of the course and posted his diploma in every office he ever worked in.

Well, honey, I lost it. I told my daughter through copious tears, "If your daddy were alive, he would be giving you this book for your graduation!"

Considering all that I know about the workings of the Universe, I know that he was the one who made sure his daughter received the book--and I felt it was far more powerful than if I had thought to give it to her. It was a gift to me too.

Your friendly global Mystic,
Susan K. Morrow
512-257-2737
www.SusanKMorrow.com
Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/SusanKMorrow
Author of the brand-new book Channel One: 137 Messages from the Universe
Plus Seven Chakras, Seven Days and Dead On: Spirited Stories from a Medium's Diary

Another Big Ol' Truth

A message that has been coming up a lot lately, both for my clients and for me, is that about aligning your energy and working on it the same way you work on the practical, logical, tangible things. Think of the energetic or vibrational wonder that happens to you when you work in your garden. You're physically and practically doing something, taking action, to get your garden to grow. But at the same time, you're thinking about and feeling the goodness of connection to the earth, you're putting your energy and thought into your garden.

Your life is like that. If you don't like your job, then you are only doing the logical part. If you're unhappy in a relationship and you do things to help it like going to counseling, having conversations, or setting up date nights, that is only the logical part. Work on the energy part.

Look at it this way--you were given both intellect and intuition. When you use them both, you are at your best.

Yes, You Can Have What You Want

I've been talking lately about getting what you want and how to do that. Now I am seeing in my client's lives as well as my own how important it is to work on your energy.

Yes, do the practical and tangible things, like doing your job or making phone calls or running your business. Go to networking groups or association meetings, call people, get up in the morning and brush your teeth. Show up.

At the same time, work those thoughts and feelings! We are all in the habit of DOING and we think in terms of DOING. DOING is a good thing, but it's much better when accompanied by THINKING and FEELING.

For example, if you are going to the grocery store AGAIN and you don't enjoy it, think about what you can do to change your feelings about it. What would make the chore FEEL better? Taking the kids or leaving them at home? (When mine were little, it was pretty hard to have them accompany me.) Talking on the phone with a friend while you shop? Hiring someone to do it for you? (It's pretty reasonable - I know a terrific concierge in Austin; just ask.) Or maybe just feeling better about it would feel better.

Maybe that sounds obvious and obtuse. You might say, "Sure feeling better would feel better, but HOW?" Well, start by saying, "I want to feel good about this." And then check out my recording about How to Get What You Want at www.podbean.com/susankmorrow.

Today, just start to THINK about how you want to FEEL. It's a good jumping-off point. Then call me, and we'll get you really going energetically!

Be good!
Susan K. Morrow
512-257-2737
http://www.susankmorrow.com/
Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/sistermystic
Author of the brand-new book Channel One: 137 Messages from the Universe
Plus Seven Chakras, Seven Days and Dead On: Spirited Stories from a Medium's Diary