Author: Marianne

For years I have been asked a question that I love to answer. The question is, “Do spirits see us in our physical form?” No worries, spirits do not see you without your clothes. Spirit is energy and energy is what is viewed. Even when you are still in your body it is your soul that is seen. There is… Read more →

The month of May is usually the month we celebrate our mothers. My mother was a wonderful mother and she was my best friend. In the last year of her life, I cared for her and was by her side when she moved into the afterlife. In this blog I will share a dream that I had about six months… Read more →

A word that is frequently used when speaking of death is “lost”. “I lost my husband last year” or “I lost my mother to cancer.” Once, when giving a reading, a spirit asked, “Why does she keep saying that I am lost? I am not lost. I am right here.” Spirit is not lost, you just temporarily lost sight. Yet,… Read more →

You are a wonderful, spiritual being who can achieve anything you set your heart on. Always remember that a broken heart is a heart made stronger than before. Your emotional wounds will slowly evolve your soul. Earth is a school that our soul has chosen to come to in order to learn various spiritual lessons: compassion, forgiveness, love and death.… Read more →

In this blog I want to focus on what many would call the final goodbye: Death. In our daily lives, throughout our day, we use the word “Goodbye” without a second thought. When hanging up the phone, walking out the door, and leaving work each day, we use this word as a figure of speech. We do not attach finality… Read more →

Today, we are on the threshold of a new year and a new dawn. If you have experienced the physical death of someone very dear, you are living out one of the greatest journeys of the soul, and a sacred path is before you. Still guided by the spirit of your loved one, your focus is shifting to the bigger… Read more →

During the holiday season we have an image of an extended family sitting around the dinner table. This scene seems as if it would be an ideal scenario, but for many it could be an uncomfortable situation. We may feel trapped by family members who just don’t understand our situation and who tend to make us feel self-conscious and as… Read more →

As we go through the month of November we are constantly reminded to be thankful. But giving thanks is not always easy, especially when going through difficult times. For me, falling into a depression means no longer being able to communicate with spirit, and my mind will become foggy with sadness and self-pity. The communication will become dim. In order… Read more →

I have seen the following quote “I wish heaven had visiting hours” over and over again, and it always brings many questions to my mind. “If I could visit a loved one in Heaven, would I want to return? Would once a year be enough, or would I ask for daily visitations? Would my loved ones appear as I remembered… Read more →

Growing up in a very religious home, prayer was a huge part of my life. We would pray for everything; lost keys, a good grade on a test, to win the lottery, and so on. As years went by I came to realize, I didn’t think that God had the time to care about my keys, or to whisper the… Read more →