Tuesdays With The Angels-Messages

“If you knew who walked beside you at all times on this path that you have chosen, you could never experience fear or doubt again.” Wayne W. Dyer (1940-2015) 

 

Sitting in a cafe in New York City not long ago, I spotted a tree growing on a roof top apartment patio high above the streets, its limbs spreading towards the bluest sky. In my novel To Catch an Angel, my character, Maggie has psychic abilities hearing the hum of life in trees. She finds comfort and can sense the energy especially in the Bishop Pine behind her home. The tree on the New York patio is obviously nourished there. Just looking at it brought me inspiration. Aren’t we all nourished by someone near or far on  sunny days and rainy days? Some of our friends, family members, and sometimes even strangers become angels on earth to us. I believe real angels do walk beside us always, guiding with love and goodwill.  I have had my own experience where I might have met an angel. If you have had an experience of your own, I would love to hear about it with a most grateful heart.  

 

Tuesdays With The Angels-Forgiveness

In my novel The Angel’s Daughter, Hannah, a half angel learns to forgive herself. Turning my own book of life pages and forgiving myself helps me forgive others. Tuesday, today and everyday, I ask the angels for guidance finding peace, spreading joy and kindness. Matsuo Basho, a 17th century Japanese haiku master poet wrote:

“The temple bell stops but I still hear the sound coming out of the flowers.”

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Tuesdays With The Angels-Love

In my novel, The Angel’s Daughter my character Hannah had a tumultuous end to a relationship. But a man from her past walks back into her life. When Josh professes his love for her she reveals, “I’m afraid to fall in love again.” The late great author and poet, Maya Angelou’s writing has always inspired me…

Have enough courage to trust love one more time and always one more time.”

 Maya Angelou’s name has the word angel written in it…The angels must have sent her to us.

 
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Tuesdays With The Angels- Angels on Earth

Love

I bought a piece of jewelry and gave it to my friend. My friend runs a charity helping the forgotten ones, the children who have been abused, neglected, the children in group homes. I admire her strength, her never giving up on even the most troubled child. I feel my spirit lift when volunteering for the most unselfish woman I know. The saying on the necklace I gave her is a testimony to the angel on earth she is. 

“With Brave Wings She Flies”

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Tuesdays With The Angels- in memory of my father

#44 Angels are Near

Tuesdays With The Angels -in Memory of my father

I wrote just a few sentences in my novel To Catch an Angel with memories of my own father entwined. He died 44 years ago. The number 44 means one’s guardian angel is near.

“The angel was near at the wedding, but I only caught a glimpse of him standing behind Reverend Carlos. His wings gleamed golden in the sunset’s light. His loving face smiled yet I saw him wipe a tear from his eyes. Yes, angels really do have tears, for he clearly had tears of joy for me.”

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Tuesdays With The Angels – Pondering Sadness

The Light of Angels

Tuesdays With The Angels- Pondering sadness

In my novel, To Catch an Angel,  much of  my story came from dreams and day dreams  inspired by thoughts of angels. Psychic Madam Norma, explains  to her great granddaughter, “Life includes sadness, Maggie, like falling raindrops but between those raindrops there’s always light and space and beautiful times…look at all we have. We have each other.”

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Tuesdays With The Angels – The First Rose

Tuesdays With The Angels – The First Rose

The first rose of spring popped open like an angel spreading  wings..In my novel To Catch an Angel, the character inspired by my late friend Norma is called Madam Norma, the oldest psychic in town.  In their garden she says to Maggie her great granddaughter, “We’ll meet you a long time from now in the center of a lovely rose. We’ll take in the fragrant beauty

together…that’s how I see parts of heaven.” 

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Tuesdays With the Angels-Children and Animals

Bless the Beasts and the Children

“Bless the Beasts and the Children,

Keep them safe, keep them warm.”

The lyrics to this song by Barry De Vorzon and Perry Botkin, Jr. is one of my favorites.  The Angels surely want us to hear this song, remember it in our hearts and live the lyrics today and always.’

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