When I awoke yesterday morning, I knew it was going to be a good day. For my belated birthday gift, I would be spending time with my oldest daughter and my granddaughter at a mother/daughter brunch and attending a performance of The Nutcracker ballet. The day began with an unexpected early morning phone call from my aunt in Germany, my mother's only sibling and my last remaining close relative on my mother's side. She still lives on the property where she and my mother were born and where their mother had lived from the time she married until she died. Our infrequent communication consists of a card and perhaps one letter a year, with an occasional phone call every year or two. She was calling with Christmas greetings and to catch up on the goings on of our family.
An hour after I hung up, I left the house, adorned with the ring and gold bracelet I had inherited
from my mother (both of which had been her mother's before that). I had consciously chosen these two pieces to emphasize the multi-generational maternal connection for this particular outing. When I arrived at my daughter's home to pick up the two of them, she told me that I'd never believe what she just found and handed me my mother's drivers license! She had noticed it earlier that morning on the floor amongst the shoes in her closet (around the time I was on the phone with my aunt). It had not been there when she had sorted through the shoe area a short time ago, but now there it was - lying in wait and in full sight. She couldn't even recall ever having it in her possession and thought the only connection might have been that after my mother's death, she may have taken it with her after looking through her Oma's personal items. My mother died in 2002 and my daughter has moved at least a half dozen times since then - uncanny.
After settling in at the restaurant, while awaiting our meal, I pulled out a tiny notebook enclosed in cello wrapping from my purse, entitled "Great Games: classic pen and pencil games for two players". I had no idea what the inside of the book looked like but the title and cover was promising. I had purchased it early last summer, thinking it might come in handy with the grandchildren while awaiting a ferry or a meal in a restaurant and had been carrying it around unopened in my purse since then. After tearing off the cello wrap, I flipped through the wordless booklet and found it was filled with three versions of patterned pages: 1) graph paper, 2) evenly spaced dots arranged vertically and horizontally, and 3) miniature hexagons. Upon seeing the dotted sheets, I instantly thought of my mother - she used to play the game of Dots and Boxes on this kind of paper with my young children but I had completely forgotten about it until now. I then showed the page to my daughter, asked her who this reminded her of, and she instantly replied, "Oma".
After enjoying the highly entertaining Nutcracker Ballet, we made our way down to the lobby where I decided to check the time and saw it was 3:15pm. In Germany, which is nine hours ahead, it was already quarter after midnight on December 10th - my Oma's birthday!
A massive amount of maternal energy appearing over the course of a few
hours, connecting my maternal grandmother, my mother, myself, my
daughter, and my granddaughter. A truly unforgettable day in this blessed life of mine.
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Monday, December 10, 2018
Thursday, September 20, 2018
Family Connections
My new sister-in-law was curious about witnessing connection to spirit via mediums, so last night, we met for an evening mediumship demonstration at the International Spiritual Alliance (ISA) in order for her to experience it firsthand. She was hopeful about receiving messages from her parents who had both passed long ago.
It had been years since I last attended one of these ISA sessions and I was looking forward to the evening. I had never met the medium who would be giving the demonstration but having read up on her, I knew she was very experienced and I was confident that it would be a great event. Seeing the vivid rainbow while driving out there was a bonus.
With about thirty people seated in the audience, I knew that time would not permit everyone to receive information from loved ones but I was hopeful that messages for my sister-in-law would come through. As it turned out, we would both hear from spirit.
As has often been the case, it didn't take long for Michael's spirit to appear. About ten minutes in, the medium began describing the spirit of a young man she had with her: that he had died suddenly in an road accident, just as he had finally been getting on with his life. That he had been as shocked as everyone else because his death had happened so suddenly. The medium also picked up on Kelly's spirit and commented on how the two of them had planned on sharing their lives together. The medium then mentioned a ring worn on a pinky finger. I was fairly sure that Mike didn't have one - I thought perhaps Kelly had but this message wasn't resonating with me so we left it and moved on. Mike's spirit then mentioned kayaking and instantly the scene one of his friends had captured in a cabin photo flashed through my mind. The one of him capsizing in the lake. His message was about cautioning me to take care when kayaking and also, that he would send a sign for me to recognize the next time I was out on the water. I am planning to go on an ocean kayak outing with one of my daughters next month and look forward to seeing what appears. I also noted the fact that my sister-in-law is an avid kayaker and thought it was interesting that this topic would come up.
About an hour later, near the end of the session, the medium's attention was drawn to my sister-in-law and the medium began describing the spirit of her grandfather, as well as providing evidence of him, referring to the small business he had established as a tailor, as well as other details. Soon her father, mother and little brother (who had died when he was young child), all showed up as well, with many messages that she took to heart. This was the first time I had witnessed so many family members coming through for someone - they had obviously all been eagerly awaiting this occasion.
After the evening wrapped up, my sister-in-law pulled up the sweater sleeve that had been covering her right hand to show me the two gold rings she was wearing on her pinky finger - simple gold bands she had made for her parents long ago, while working as a goldsmith. After her mother died, her father continued to wear his own ring and added his wife's band to his pinky finger until his death almost twenty years later. These rings were the only personal possessions she had of her parents and she had worn them here in the hopes of facilitating the connection to their spirits. She told me that she was sure it had been her father's idea to have Mike mention the pinky ring so that she would recognize the truth in all this. The mention of kayaking was also not lost on her.
It seems that Michael's spirit was keen to assist loved ones to make the connection with their granddaughter/daughter/ sister - this loving woman who is now also part of my family. She never met my son but certainly recognized his efforts on her behalf and appreciated his eagerness to share with her the incredible experience of spirit communication. That's my boy!
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Sunday, October 14, 2012
Divine Illumination
Waking with lingering impressions of a particularly clear and poignant dream. In it, travelling with the trailer, just as we currently are. However, in this scenario, stopping en route for a short layover at our cabin. Running into one of Michael's friends who actually lives in that area. Asking me if he and a buddy could spend the night with us, in our cottage. Explaining that it is a little too hectic at his family's home right now. Replying, "Of course, anytime." Sensing this young man's compassionate nature, while receiving his big bear hug from behind. He wanting to know how I was doing. Assuring him that I was well, and thanking him for inquiring. A short time later, all of us relaxing around the fire outdoors. Soon after, his sister unexpectedly stopping by with a gift. Extending her hand, and offering me a ring. Mentioning that when first spotting it, she had instantly known it was meant for me. A perfect, round stone, mounted upon a smooth gold band. Somewhat pearl-like in appearance. Its lower half, slate grey in colour. The upper portion, glowing brilliant white. Immediately understanding the powerful symbolism. Even with, or possibly due to, underlying darkness, there exists in life an equal measure of beauty and light. This dream casting divine illumination on the day ahead.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Seeing Love
Psychometry. The art of discovering information about someone by holding an object associated with them. Found myself practising this with a dozen people last week. Each of us anonymously depositing something of ours into a basket. Then taking turns pulling out an object. Sitting with it for some time. Writing down any impressions received. Sights, sounds, smells, words, feelings. Later sharing the information one by one before the group. Lastly, confirming whose item it was and receiving feedback on accuracy of the reading. Deciding to submit an heirloom ring worn daily. One my maternal grandmother had purchased for herself many, many years ago. Clean modern design consisting of three identical diamonds on a gold band. Inherited by my mother, who in turn gifted it to me weeks before she died. The resulting reading was impressive with the reader accurately commenting on my personality traits and recent events. However, the highlight was the intense colour association. This woman describing a most magnificent vision of bright pink, edged with gold. Commenting that this was the most glorious shade of it she had ever seen. Explaining that it represented love and that the owner of this ring was surrounded by so much of it. That I know to be true. Love. Not only an energy we can feel, but one that can also be seen.
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