If you’re here, then you read my book. Thank you. I’d like to add a link to Lorna Byrnes newsletter. Her sweet, gentle angelic guidance is full of hope and inspiration. Newsletter@lornabyrne.com You should also read her books. They have been very enlightening for me on my journey. Now on with the story.
It’s important to know that you are not alone and will never be. You might say, “But Anna, so many life sucking things have happened. If I have a Guardian Angel, then he or she isn’t looking out for me.” But they are. It’s complicated because sometimes harsh life experiences have to happen, not just to learn from them but to see a different perspective. That’s why I use examples from my life in my book. So you can compare it to your own experiences. When I broke my elbows, yes both at the same time, I was like, “Hey, where were you? Why didn’t you stop it?”( I was rushing and tripped over a rough-in stack of plumbing for the bathroom.)
Mad, I asked questions using the pendulum and the answers I received surprised me. First, to the ‘other side,’ a broken bone heals. It won’t kill you. Besides, my face was headed for a corner of a stack of wood flooring and would have crushed my nose or my neck might have been broken, and when I asked, she did save my face at least. But, the lesson for me was more important than the fractured bones and I couldn’t have realized that lesson any other way. The ADHD, remember.
Sadly, I learned my husband isn’t good in a crisis, and the way he looked to me and had no emotion whatsoever, well you can read between the lines on that. But it was important for me to know. I was trying to do ten things at once; finish my bathroom over a weekend, (it still isn’t done) AND pull research for a non-fiction I’m writing, and ten other things.
My GA, through many questions, essentially said that I needed to slow down and wasn’t going to do so any other way. (I’m too hardheaded.) Even though I couldn’t open a door, I could still type. Weird. It did teach me to think carefully and to be patient. It also taught me who will be there when the crap hits the fan. (My mom and sister came out from the mid west to help.) And who wouldn’t be there. The important thing is to try to see the lesson and to ask for help when you need it. Not just from the spirit world but from the living around you too. Just remember, you have to invite your GA in before they can help you other than sending thoughts that you may or may not understand.
I did heal miraculously fast. But the breaks in my elbows were at the best possible place one could have. I was taking care of my bathroom needs and washing my hair etc., after the first day. So as far as lessons go, I did learn a lot about myself and others around me; their true nature and character. I now have patience when I approach projects and take my time instead of running around flustered. I was only out of my normal routine for a few weeks. But the arthritis is a daily reminder to slow my roll. And when I look to my future, it’s different now, with perhaps a few less characters than it had before.
A.M Nixon 