I will be participating this Sunday in a gathering sponsored by a group presenting a woman I have followed for more than 10 years on a spiritual journey. Lorna Byrne is a woman from Ireland who has been seeing and speaking with angels since she was two years old and written several books on how we can open ourselves to the angelic realm that exists for our benefit.
When she spoke at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in 2013, it motivated church leaders to help form the Center for Contemporary Mysticism. The Center has grown world-wide since then and provides programs, connections and advice for anyone seeking a higher calling in life.
“Angels are under-employed” Ms. Byrne said to our group as she was questioned by the former pastor of the church. She urged us all to call on them to help us in our spiritual and other worldly endeavors. You can also ask them specifically for signs to guide you and open you to the moment you really need them. I did it and it opened me more and more to life.
She is also telling us that America has a leading role in the global unity we may need to survive what may be enfolding soon.
The event can be discovered by contacting the Center for Contemporary Mysticism.
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That is lovely and a good reminder ❤️. I hope you have a wonderful day and week ahead.,
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Thanks for the send off for the week ahead!
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Thank you for sharing this. I expect it was a wonderful event., I
I appreciated this thought, “Angels are under employed”. We really do forget to ask for the guidance that is always here for us.
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It’s my favorite quote in her bok and use it to encourage me when I feel things are so unsurmountable thatI need them to get to work for whatever is ailing me.
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Wow. This is wonderful to read, Michael. I’d really like to learn more.
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That’s great. Just click this link Center for Contemporary Mysticism for more information and stay tuned for September 29th, which, incidentally, is the feast day of Michael the Archangel and was once called Michaelmas Day, a former Catholic holy day of obligation.
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Thanks! Will do.
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