Others tend to distrust this type of healing work, and I don't blame them. There is nothing to see, no physical mending of body parts, no medical tests to be run that confirm healing has taken place. This is healing work made visible only by words and descriptions of souls disappearing into the light of their new destination. How do others know what I see and hear souls say is real? They don't.

The question I want to explore is this: when wanting to bring something into your life that you want, are you who you need to be to receive it?

The heart probably doesn’t think the same way as the brain, but I believe we’re just beginning to fathom the power of our heart energies.

The act of being part of another’s pain–listening, acknowledging, and feeling it–is a powerful act. I’m not solving anything for that person; I stand in that painful space with them.

For such a small bird, it had given me a profound personal insight. The flicker's message was timely and one I couldn't ignore.