Thank you to the readers of my blog! In the short time I have been on line, you are now in the hundreds. Thank you from me to you: Japan, Russia, Germany, and the United States of America! I appreciate your interest and support!
Now, back to the usual suspects. I have a friend, Sue, who has a request that I write about one of my abilities: Psychometry....picking up information, energy, and images from inanimate personal objects. My definition, not Webster's. Since nothing is really solid, the atoms and molecules, as well as tinier forms of energy beneath them, such as peptides to name one, are in constant motion. Although, to the naked eye, they appear to be solid. This is scientific data, friends. So, it makes sense to scientists and myself that these particles store energy....information. A persons jewelry for instance, and their keys, used almost daily, acts as a sort of invisible recorder.
At one time in my career I was a mortgage broker. The reason I even mention this career choice, is the following. I had never enjoyed sharing my intuitiveness during work hours. However, during lunch one day (and yes, there really is a thing called a free lunch. This broker believed that bringing in lavish lunches would keep us in the office, working the phones and our files.) a co-worker, who knew me well, asked for information, after throwing his keys in front of me. As we all sat around the large conference table, I reluctantly did my thing.
I never give bad news or potentially negative warnings, unless I feel it may help the person's awareness and openness to prevent the incident. During this lunch I mentioned a mechanical problem with his car. Unaware himself, and knowing me well, he immediately took his car to a mechanic. The motor mounts were so loose the engine was about ready to drop out! Of course, this would have possibly caused a serious accident or worse.
Upon sharing his news with everyone and validating yet another reading, I found myself with at least 20 sets of keys, rings and watches on my desk when I arrived at work the following morning.... Yikes!!!!! I had to save myself and my waistline. I had already gained 20 lbs and way too much recognition.
