Did You Know Angels Have a Sense of Humour?
Did you know angels have a sense of humour? I did not.
I know that angels gather at holy sites and places of learning, and at many sacred observances and rituals, including births and deaths, marriages and funerals. Yes, they love people being happy and celebrating – sharing food and drink, laughing, singing, and dancing.
Even so, never did it occur to me that angels have a sense of humour, not until I heard Lorna Byrne describing her experiences of angelic humour on YouTube. There are other people too who consider it possible, and even likely that angels have a … Read the rest
One Guardian Angel for Eternity
According to Christian tradition, as experienced and taught by Lorna Byrne, who wrote Angels in My Hair, each of us has a Guardian Angel from conception or birth to guide, protect and unconditionally love us throughout our life, and into eternity.
In Buddhism, Bodhisattvas who are equated with angels by Thich Nhat Hanh, are our spiritual guardians and guides during our current reincarnation, and they guide our souls towards enlightenment across hundreds of lifetimes. Anyone can call on their protection at any time.
Have you ever felt guided by something greater than your everyday self? Where do you turn for … Read the rest
Hurray!!!
At last, my Angels Everywhere website and blog are live. Hurray!!! Watch for new posts every week.
The question for today is:
- What if angels are closer than we think?
Discover your spiritual journey with the help of my book.
- Do you believe in angels?
Let me know.… Read the rest
Angels Everywhere, on YouTube
View a short video on Angels on YouTube for my book Angels Everywhere.… Read the rest
Book Connection Angels Everywhere Interview
Enjoy a half an hour of me being interviewed on YouTube about Angels Everywhere, on the Book Connection Show – Author Roundup.… Read the rest
Angelic Healing for Trauma and Emotional Pain
Angelic Healing for Trauma and Emotional Pain
It is past midnight when the angel comes. I have written that line before, in Angels Everywhere, and I find I want to write it again, because it keeps making itself true: the angel comes past the midnight hour, with grief on the threshold of brave goodbyes. Sometimes the goodbye is to a person we have loved. Sometimes it is to a self we no longer recognise. Sometimes it is to a hope so old we had forgotten we were still keeping it. Whatever it is — the angel comes, eventually, after … Read the rest
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