As Gabriella, a spirit guide in “The Dream Spinners” explains to the teenage boy who has just died and wants to send messages to his mother, “When you are born, the date of your return here [the non-physical realm] is not known yet, but it is always a round trip ticket.”
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The quickest way to get over feeling “stuck” in life is… start doing something differently! That might seem overly obvious, but it’s really amazing how often we simply stay in a rut, day after day, doing the same kinds of things, as if the To Do List rules our every action.
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Have you ever heard the expressions “Let a smile be your umbrella” and “A smile is a frown turned upside down”? Maybe you heard them too many times while growing up, and dismissed the good advice both sayings contain. Research has told us that it’s healthier to be happy and have a positive outlook —
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Feeling busy? Overwhelmed? That’s where mental stress comes from. When you have the feeling that there is just too much to do and you can’t do it all, you begin feeling anxious and worried, or even upset and depressed. A good solution is to take time to calm down. You don’t really have to slow
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I recently came across this article, which had been copied (with an acknowledgment, as I’m doing) from UC Davis (University of California, in Davis) veterinary medicine web site, and I decided it was so helpful that I would use it at my blog. If you’ve ever lost a pet, or if you have an aging
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