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After Pilates, I sat in my car, unsure where to eat before heading home. Maybe Mexican food at the Pantry, a spot at Pasqual’s community table in the Plaza, or a stop at Joe’s Dining? But once again, I felt pulled to Applebee’s.

I often share with my clients how it feels when Spirit leads you. It’s a gentle pull or nudge, not something you plan or think through. There’s a lightness to it. I started the car and, without hesitation, drove down Cerrillos Road, catching green lights almost the whole way, even during rush hour.

I eat very well, mostly healthy, organic, but sometimes I'm called to head over to Applebee's for their Won Ton chicken tacos, here in Santa Fe, NM.

The last time I felt pulled to go there, I sat at the counter (okay, the bar...) and was soon joined by a Southwestern cowboy — hat, boots 'n all — who ordered his usual tall beer. I said to the bar tendress, "Now there's a real cowboy!" 

"Yeah," she replied, "he really is!" That told me that he was a regular.

When we enter this physical reality and, after a time, become socialized and take our place as members of a community, we step into what is called ‘consensus reality’ — a generally agreed-upon version of reality that we accept, one that shapes our lives.

There’s an agreement that we will emulate the wealthy, those in power, celebrate celebrity and high achievers, and strive to conform to society’s expectations regarding our appearance, and how we regard those who differ from us.

Metaphysical Arrogance

Years ago, I learned a valuable lesson that added to my spiritual maturity. As is often the case, my most excellent teachings and insights come from the information I receive for clients in their consultations. 

I was consulting for the mother of a two-year-old. She was grieving the loss of that son, who had recently perished from drinking from a can of kerosene he discovered in the garage. 

HOLIDAY EMOTIONS

The holidays are always a time for reflection, and the older I get, the more there is to reflect upon. A surge of emotions arises when I think back on past Christmases, moments spent with family and friends—many of whom have passed, while others are facing significant challenges. I reminisce about better times when the world didn't feel so chaotic and unkind. 

A while ago, I posted a fun story a long-time client shared with me, one that occurred shortly after the passing of her beloved, sight-impaired pup. Quite unexpectedly and serendipitously, when attending a memorial service and staying in her hotel room, she found a packet of complimentary coffee labeled 'Blind Dog' with a picture resembling her dog.

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This was the view out my window in NYC on a snowy day a few months after 9/11. I used to look out and see the Twin Towers in the distance. They sort of anchored me in my day.  Here's the account I post every year.

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Occasionally, clients tell me that some information I receive and the words I use to interpret are precisely the same as those I’ve used in the past — even a few years before! I’m always surprised to hear this. All I can say is — “I guess it’s just what’s there!” 

I remember reading somewhere in Eckhart Tolle’s, 'A New Earth' (and I'm paraphrasing)) that "when we define ourselves by our beliefs, the psyche feels it's being annihilated when it encounters an opposing belief!" Isn't that how folks are REACTing these days, in such desperate, divisive, and mean-spirited ways?

Mindful of this, I remember a life-changing maneuver I employed years ago while getting ready to attend a dinner party. I was well-acquainted with the host and knew him to be exceedingly vocal about is religious and political beliefs.

Carl's mother contacted me for periodic phone consultations with her son during his prison incarceration. He was serving seven years for two counts of a DUI causing death, the incident in question having occurred when he was in college. I followed the prescribed protocol and would wait for the call come in. The pre-recorded announcement was the same each time — the call was originating from a prison; it would be monitored; it would disconnect in 20 minute intervals, and then I’d get another callback.

PREFACE

“Prod! Prod! Like this!”

A salesgirl was jabbing my left arm, as she stood before me in the middle of Marks and Spencer. She persisted in a very intense manner.

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Louise, what was the impetus for you to start a journey as a clairvoyant, spiritualist and intuitive reader?

I was blessed to have come to a mother who supported my early spiritual visions and intuitions. When I was four years old...

"A human being is a part of a whole, called by us universe, a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feelings as something separated from the rest... a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few persons nearest to us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty."

- Albert Einstein

DEEP in the basement of a dusty university library in Edinburgh lies a small black box,...