Good Morning Dear Friends.

How are you this day? I pray that success and abundance are following you. Have I told you lately that Success looks good on you?

So the other day I was thinking “man life is getting so convoluted and complicated”. I felt like I just wanted to feel a bit of peace in my life if only for a moment.

As I was going through this “poor me” episode I received an email from the wonderful Rebecca Marina.

Her emails are hilarious and her website offers tons of freebies. All of it is fun and gets your energy hopping so I paid attention to this serendipitous moment.

The title of her email was “A book like no other I have ever read”.

It’s been a long time since I have felt like reading a book and I thought well this is as good a sign as any.

I went on line and there was one at the Oshawa Centre (another sign) so off I went.

The book is called Anastasia by Vladimir Megre.

It is the first of 9 books and they are called the “Ringing Cedar Series”.

There is a certain energy to the book. At first I was reading and thinking I’m not quite sure if I’m getting this one but then about the 108th page I’m like this is feeling good. I feel a little different. I can feel a simplicity coming over me and a sudden need to unload certain things from my life.

I had the urge to cleanse and to look to my future.

Now anyone I know reading this connecting the word “cleanse” with my name will get the giggles but I assure you all albiet an odd feeling the feeling is there.

I also sense that there is a message in this book for me. It feels like a message from one of the Seven Sisters who seem to always show up in my life at times of spiritual development.

Sure the world is still crazy all around me as it was before but I’m feeling this inner feeling like something is going on that is very very important and the answer may be connected to this series of books.

So if you get a chance to read this book give it a go. Keep me posted of your feelings about it.

Now excuse me I have this sudden urge to plan my raspberry garden for the spring.

Quote for you:

“The Wisdom of life consists in the elimination of nonessentials.” Lin Yutang

Until we meet Again,

Sharon

The Psychic Cottage