Spirit Connection New York

It’s the end of an era, but not the way anyone would have predicted. It is, however, in keeping with the major change that has just happened on the physical plane. No more secrets. Everything is out in the open. The walls are coming down.

Chaotic, and disappointing, as much of the shift has been, it is freeing up positive energy. I’m finding that the private readings I’m doing are easier and “happier”. Life really is moving forward again, even if it’s a bit rocky getting starting.

People are feeling more positive and confident, even if none of the challenges in their world have been resolved. There is a definite “updraft”. May it continue. And Thank You

MESSAGE FROM THE GUIDES
Don’t waste energy looking to the past., or you might get “stuck in the mud”. Focus on your goals and let them carry you out of any remaining problems. Intend to be happy and prosperous and you will be. It’s a new start! Enjoy it.

That’s what I had this morning when I first tried to post to this blog. I logged in and suddenly my computer (which is getting older) didn’t work. I’ve been working with personal computers since the pioneering days in the mid-80′s; I still leave my body and go into an altered state when something doesn’t work correctly.

I tried to type in the headline and three 5′s came up (the first clue), then nothing. I tried to paste something I had just copied, nothing. I tried to QUIT the application, nothing. I went to the menu at the top of the screen and clicked on QUIT, it worked (the second clue).

Some of you have already figured out what happened, but I have never used numbers lock and I didn’t notice the little green light at the top of the key board. I refused to consider that my computer was actually broken (it’s too scary). I blamed everything, and everyone, else before even considering that possibility. I even blamed the death of Steve Jobs for a few seconds — I was a desperate woman.

Then something reminded me of all of the times I had accidentally hit CAPS LOCK (Thank You! whatever’s out there). That reminded me of NUM LOCK. One light touch on that key and I had my computer back.

The lessons:

I have to get serious about buying a new computer.

Never take the first NO when you want something; never stop clicking around when your computer acts up.

Calm down first. You can’t hear your Inner Wisdom, however you define that, when you’re in a panic state.

The Universe does mean us well.

MESSAGE FROM THE GUIDES

This is a work week. Not everything will go smoothly, but it will go. Keep working. It’s time to make back some of what’s been lost during the last few years. Then it’s on to greener pastures. Be hopeful. Be focused. Be prepared to succeed beyond your expectations.

with Allied Machine Shop/Rafa Towing/We Buy Junk Cars 941-465-3828/new Scooter Sales/Noceda Motor Sports (all at the same address), so my blog got lost in the chaos again. Let’s see what the Guides want to say!

MESSAGE FROM THE GUIDES

Forge on! You’re doing fine. Things are finally falling into place and the truth/Truth is coming to the surface. People can no longer ignore the consequences of their actions. Clean your own house. The rest of the world will sort itself out eventually. Happiness is knocking on the door. Let it in.

MESSAGE FROM THE GUIDES

Begin 2012 as you mean to continue. We’re off to a good start, despite appearances to the contrary. Keep the faith. It got you this far, don’t give up hope now. Let go of fear and face the future with the expectation of a new and improved physical plane existence.

December 22,2011,, 10:30 am — ? flatbed parked in front of 1011 28th Ave W (residential property) & 1104 29th Ave W (homeowner-in-residence)

December 22,2011, 10:15 am — flatbed left to take little blue trailer (advertising “Scooter Sales” at 1249 28th Ave W, Allied) to Kumho Tires, 1201 9th St W — then they put scooters out in the right-of-way in front of 1249 28th Ave W (across from the driveway of a homeowner-in-residentce) and turned on the flashing neon “OPEN” sign in their window.

December 22,2011 — 1249 28th Ave W (right-of-way) 9:30 – 10:15 am (across from the driveway of homeowner-in-residence

December 21,2011 — 1011 28th Ave W (residential property)

December 20,2011, 8:30 am until 3:30 pm — 1011 28th Ave W & 1104 29th Ave W

December 20, 2011 as of 7:30 am — 1011 28th Ave W

December 19, 2011, 2:30 until 5 pm — 1011 28th Ave W

December 19, 2011,9 am until noon —1011 28th Ave W & 1104 29th Ave W

First of all, let me send out a big THANK YOU! to the deputies of the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office. Once again, there was no new vandalism to my home here while I was out of town this past month. Also, grateful holiday wishes to the Citizen’s Action Center who got the questionable business across the street to stop letting their vicious guard dogs run loose in the neighborhood. (I can work in the yard again, without carrying a weapon).

The all out visual assault on our neighborhood from this questionable business, however, continues despite my complaints as far up the ladder as the County Commissioners. The hazardous (and ugly) two-story wood and sheet metal structure that they built in March remains (a Building Department official told me in July that he would see that it was taken care of). The residential property next door to the business continues to be used as a junked vehicle parking lot, and the pile of what appears to be used asphalt road-construction waste accumulating on that residential lot has more than doubled since I left town last month. Their flat bed truck continues to be parked, most of the day, in the right-of-way in front of either their commercial property or the residential property next door — and sometimes in front of the residential home next door to that. In addition to their own trucks, they are now adding an assortment of other large commercial vehicles (left parked out front for hours).The little red junked vehicle that has been parked in the right-of-way in front of their business since they moved in, has now been joined by a large white van which extends out on to the road, creating a traffic hazard..Code Enforcement keeps telling me that they don’t see any violations over there. This is County where people have been ticketed for parking their RV’s in their driveways. (I’ve attached a photo array from this past week, just so you know I’m not exaggerating.)

What’s my point, aside from whining to vent my frustration? This harassment, going on for over three years now, has caused me to think about a lot of things that I’d never considered previously. First, and I’ve said this to you before, people who buy illegal drugs (and government workers who take bribes from the traffickers) are funding the harassment of neighborhoods like mine all over this country. Beyond that, criminal networks provide access into this country for terrorists. It’s 20 miles from the Gulf of Mexico to I-75 where I live here. I can’t avoid thinking about how easy it would be to unload bombs out on our beautiful white-sand beaches, pack them into the false bottom of a dump truck along side the drugs, and haul them up the Interstate into D.C. or New York. Just some things to think about the next time someone you know takes a hit off a joint.

MESSAGE FROM THE GUIDES Enjoy the upcoming holidays. You can afford to. You’ve accomplished much and it hasn’t been easy, but you’re now positioned to live the life you’ve dreamed of. Your world is full. Take this time of the solstice to appreciate it. Financial stability begins to return — almost miraculously in some cases.

The New York air finally has a real winter chill in it. It truly brings the holiday spirit to the forefront. It appears, however, that holiday shoppers didn’t wait for the change of weather to start shopping. The stores in my neighborhood were noticeably short of some holiday merchandise this weekend. I had my eye on a white snow globe with an owl in it for about a week. Saturday – gone. So were most of the pinkish copper colored glass votives that were all over one window display just a few days ago. It’s good news for the economy that people are spending again. I’m happy to see that people are feeling free to buy pretty things to look at. And, of course, that means there’ll be more pretty things to look at in the future. It’s the looking part that I really enjoy. Discovering little treasures here and there as I wander around the city. So “Thank You” to the shoppers who keep the flow going. I appreciate your efforts.

MESSAGE FROM THE GUIDES
Life gets easier again in a week or two. Keep going. Most of you are happier; easier will be the icing on the cake. Take time for friends. There is a special glow in people’s auras now. Share the light with those you care about.

This time it was my Uncle Stash. That’s three of my father’s nine siblings gone in a year. Stash had been struggling physically for years. Yet, still, he went reluctantly, not wanting to abandon his beloved Wandy and their three children and six grandchildren.

Stash was the Pied Piper of the family. When we went to my grandparents house in central Pennsylvania as kids, we waited excitedly for Uncle Stash to get there. Soon after he arrived he would head up into the woods with all of us in tow. He knew where to find small creeks, abandoned coal mines, and blackberries. Going to the woods with Stash was like going to the carnival. There was always something exciting about it, and he was always happy to drag a pack of kids along with him.

I believe his older sister, my Aunt Irene, came to make the crossing with him. (She died in March. I wrote about that in my March 13, 2011 blog.) His wife and all his children were with him when he went. Aunt Wanda, like my friends Jo Ellen and Edwina, made sure he got to die in his home and not in a hospital. This would be a good time to give a big shout out to Hospice. They truly do the work of angels.

MESSAGE FROM THE GUIDES
Things begin to fall into place quickly this week. It means a busy time, but be sure you keep up. The goodies are about to roll in. Don’t lose your place in line.

I hope you had as rich a Thanksgiving weekend as I’ve had. I spent much of the time with family from Connecticut, enjoying food, gifts (we celebrate Christmas this weekend since I am south for that holiday), and most of all time together. We chose to visit the 9/11 Memorial yesterday. (We lived the event and it’s aftermath together. It was the natural next step for us.) I had distanced myself from the memorial because of all the negativity surrounding it. The struggle, as it turns out, was worth it. The memorial is extraordinary. The power of the water, flowing into the blackness at the center of each pool, creates a world of forceful serenity in a busy city center. When the construction is finished, the urban landscape will be amazing. Generations to come, who will have no emotional memory of the event, will receive the gift of a thoughtful oasis in the midst of bustling city life. While its power comes from the loss that occurred there, its legacy is transcendence. I will revisit it often.

MESSAGE FROM THE GUIDES
Back to work. The time is right to move forward into success. You know what needs to be done. Get to it.