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Trusting the Path

Trusting the Path

A couple of weeks ago, I interviewed one of my former students, Debra Reeves about her path finding her vocation and becoming a professional intuitive (you can read that interview here.) One of the insights that jumped out of this interview was this: Sometimes we’re called upon to follow our intuition, even if we have no idea where it is leading us, and even if the path we want to follow feels scary or foolish. Steve Jobs summed it up well in a quote: You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards. So...
26 Things About Me

26 Things About Me

I know that sometimes people like to read a little bit about the person behind the website, and my ‘about’ page isn’t very long, so I have compiled a list of random facts about me… 1. I am a British citizen but I finally got my New Zealand residency last month. It took me a good few years to get. I love New Zealand’s friendly people, clean towns and countryside, and weather. I am not sure if I will always live here all year round, but I am glad to have residency anyway. Here are some photos I took...
Connecting with the Dead Through Dreams, Synchronicities & Mediumship

Connecting with the Dead Through Dreams, Synchronicities & Mediumship

Nine months ago, my beloved cat, Big Boy, passed away. I had never lost anyone so close to me (at least not through death) and I was devastated. Fellow pet owners will know what I’m talking about – the bond between a person and their companion animal can be a very strong one. (I am also a huge, crazy cat lover on the scale of the woman in this YouTube video, which made us even more bonded… 🙂 ) Since then, I have had a lot of interesting experiences connecting with Big Boy from the other side, and his...
Do You Sometimes Ignore Your Intuition?

Do You Sometimes Ignore Your Intuition?

During a recent road trip to Christchurch I picked up some hitchhikers. We shared past hitchhiking experiences and agreed that it’s extremely important to use one’s intuitive faculties when accepting a ride from a stranger. These women told me they were hitchhiking around New Zealand and had had positive experiences except for one: They were offered a ride from someone who had given them bad vibes. Neither of the women wanted to offend the driver by rejecting the offer of a ride, and neither of them knew the other was not too keen on accepting it, so they both...

Have You Ever Wished You Were More Like Someone Else?

“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” — Albert Einstein In my early twenties, when I graduated from University, I had no idea what I was going to do with the rest of my life, career wise. I knew I was good at foreign languages but I didn’t want to be a translator (because in my opinion it was boring and repetitive work) nor did I want to be teaching French and Spanish to high school kids. I...
What the Earthquakes in New Zealand Taught me about Fear

What the Earthquakes in New Zealand Taught me about Fear

In February 2011, there was a large earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand. I was living in Christchurch at the time. I moved to Christchurch in June 2010 to work at a language school in the city centre-I only ended up staying a couple of months at the language school but continued to live in Christchurch. The earthquake was of course very traumatic. I think the most traumatic thing about an earthquake is that something so powerful can come along in an instant, possibly destroying your home or your livelihood and if you are unlucky, it can kill you too....