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Over the past year, I’ve been taking psychic classes. I’ve learned how to ground myself and manage my energy during this time. I’ve also started to see pictures in my mind. I feel giddy whenever I sit down to practice reading, like a kid discovering something magical. The images that come to me often feel unexpected, and I have no idea what they mean. I’m learning to be patient with them, allowing them to form and grow at their own pace—like watching a flower bloom.

Discover the power of energy and authentic communication in Anna Scott's blog, Energy Never Lies. Through personal anecdotes and insights, Anna explores how our energy often speaks louder than words, the importance of acknowledging feelings, and the transformative power of emotional honesty. Learn how embracing your emotions can lead to clarity, connection, and light. Read now for inspiration and practical wisdom!

Discover the profound journey of embodiment, energy awareness, and emotional transformation inspired by a Business Professional Class with Richard Strozzi. Explore lessons from Aikido, The Three Principles, psychic practices, and Rumi's wisdom to embrace life's ever-changing energies with clarity and grace.

Happy November!‍ I haven't written anything in the last two months, and it's been quite a chaotic time. My daughter underwent double jaw surgery and subsequently required emergency surgery due to an infection. On top of that, my partner had heart surgery. Miscellaneous challenges also popped up: a sick dog, a broken tooth, two appliances that stopped working, and significant repairs needed for my car. To top it all off, we discovered a downstairs room infested with mold and termites.

This month I started my 14th program of Method Writing with Jules Swales, www.julesswales.com. I practice writing four to five days a week during class. When I commit to something, I am wholehearted. I have become a better writer with Jules. I also learn a great deal about myself. In my last class, I realized I am scared to put myself out there. I know it seems strange since I write a blog every month, but I have been too afraid to have what is near and dear to my heart be seen.

This morning, I embarked on a hike with a friend whom I was supposed to meet at 7:30. Realizing I was running late at 7:15 a.m., I quickly messaged her that I would meet her at the trailhead. Upon my arrival, there was no sign of her. By 7:45 a.m., she had not responded to my texts nor appeared. Assuming she might not be coming, I texted her that she seemed to have forgotten today's plan and I proceeded on my walk, sending her my love and a request for confirmation of her well-being.