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Do you have flashes of insight that come to you in pictures or in words? Possibly in meditation or even on a walk? Or maybe in a dream or just as you awake in the morning? Do you wonder where these come from? Maybe they seem to come from the deeper river of divine wisdom. Possibly experienced as intuition or a spirit guide communicating to us or even our Higher Self guiding us. Yet, you’re not quite sure. You doubt yourself. Maybe you’re just making it all up? Maybe these are just odd things popping in your head?  During the upcoming Sacred Nights of winter that begin at the end of December, it's a particularly powerful time of year for receiving divine messages. These messages can often be about the learning that you need to gain from the past year, insights for the new year, or even guidance on the gifts you are to share with the world. Through deepening your inner work during this time, you can learn to be open to receiving the messages that are meant for you. You can learn to not doubt yourself, but TRUST your insights and gain a deeper wisdom. New to this sacred time of the year? Check out this blog post, Embrace the Sacred Nights of Winter.  I’ve always been inspired by the powerful visions that came to St. Hildegard and her courage to share them with the world. She felt that God was speaking through her. She wrote about the images she saw and words she heard in her book Scivias. Yet, St. Hildegard often doubted herself and her abilities to share her experiences with the world. She lived in a time where women did not preach, speak publicly, or write. Certainly not on controversial topics such as visions from God! She had no formal education, as it was not available to women in those times. And, as a result, she considered herself unlearned and unworthy. She felt insecure and inadequate. Fearful and anxious. In her own words from her book Scivias, she describes her experience. “In my visions, my soul rises high into the vault of heaven and spreads itself out among different people, even those in distant lands and places. And because I see the visions this way in my soul, I observe them without my outward ears, without the thoughts of my own heart or by any combination of my fives senses. I witness them in my soul along, while my outward eyes are open. So, I have never fallen prey to ecstasy in the visions, but I see them wide awake, day and night. The light that I see the visions in is far brighter than any cloud that carries the sun. I can measure neither height, nor length, nor breadth in the light. I call the Light “the Living Light.” And as the sun, the moon and the stars appear in water, so writings, sermons, virtues, and certain human actions take form for me and gleam within it. What I write is what I see and hear in the visions….. And the words in the visions are not like words uttered by the mouth of man, but like words uttered by a shimmering flame, or a cloud floating in a clear sky. “  When I first picked up St. Hildegard’s Scivias, I knew that this book was extraordinary I remembered that St. Hildegard became the first woman who got permission from the Pope to write on theological issues. I was so inspired that I decided to choose the pearls of wisdom from St. Hildegard’s words and develop them into meditations. This year, I’d like to invite you to join me and take these meditations into this very special time of the year of the Sacred Nights. Starting on the 24th of Dec through the 6th of Jan., I invite you to work with one meditation per day. As you do this work, also pay close attention to the images and dreams that come to you. Look for the divine guidance that’s being shared with you. Join me this year during the Sacred Nights! Inspired by St. Hildegard of Bingen, I am offering 13 meditations and a journal for this special time of the year, the 24th of Dec through the 6th of Jan. NOW AVAILABLE! You can download it HERE. Want to take a closer look first? You can access the first day’s meditation and journal HERE at no cost. Give it a try!
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During the Sacred Nights of winter that begin at the end of December, I pay close attention to the dreams I have at night. New to this sacred time of the year? Check out my blog post from last week, Embrace the Sacred Nights of Winter.  Sometimes my dreams during this time are exciting adventures and sometimes they’re frightening nightmares. But, I always try to dig deeper to find the golden nugget of meaning that’s meant for me in each one. This time of year is particularly powerful, as your dreams can often reflect the learning that you need to gain from the past year and also give you insights and direction for your highest path into the new year. “Dreams are illustrations... from the book your soul is writing about you.” ~Marsha Norman To help you remember your dreams during this sacred time (or any time during the year!), follow these 6 simple steps. Then you’ll be on your way to unlocking the hidden treasures from the night.
 2. Keep a journal near your bedside. Dreams often dissolve very quickly as soon as you wake up! So, writing them down as soon as you wake up helps you to remember them. Then you can read your journal entry later to discover any deeper meaning or message. 3. Awake slowly, keeping your eyes closed. Early the next morning, as you first awaken, keep your eyes closed while you’re still lying relaxed in bed. Put your attention on your dreams, trying to remember any details. Review the main parts of any dream you remember. Attend to the mood and feelings that arose. Picture the location, weather, colors or any other details that come to mind. Also remember what your intention was that you set the previous evening. 
If your time is limited, as you have other responsibilities calling to you, write down short phrases that include the main events and memorable details, mood, and feelings. Write in the first person in the present, to help you recall being active in the dream, as it was happening. Instead of the past tense which will sound as if it happened already in the past and is over. Maybe give the dream a title that captures the essence, as you see it at this moment. Don’t spend a lot of time thinking about the meaning of your dream at this time or if it even makes sense. Just write, rather quickly, whatever comes to you from the dream before it evaporates. 5. Hold your dreams in your consciousness with a question. Throughout the day, hold the dreams that you remembered and wrote in your journal in your consciousness. Ask for spiritual guidance on what insight is most important to understand.  6. Review your journal entry in the evening. Before setting an intention around your dreams for that evening, go back and read your journal entry from the morning. Has a deeper understanding arisen yet? How will your entry and your thoughts inform your intention for this evening of sleep? I invite you to join me this year during the Sacred Nights! Inspired by St. Hildegard of Bingen, I am offering 13 meditations and a journal for this special time of the year, the 24th of Dec through the 6th of Jan. More info will be coming soon!  As winter draws near, Mother Earth breathes in. Her energy moves further and further inward, drawing back what streamed into the cosmos during the summer. Outwardly, she grows quieter. We can see that the plants seem to rest and the animals prepare for the cold months ahead. The snow brings a blanket of stillness to the earth.  In this darkness of winter, we experience a longing for inner peace and are given the opportunity to realize it, if we so choose. The Sacred Nights of Dec. 24th – January 6th offer us a moment of stillness, of inner quiet. A space in between our usual days and weeks in the year. The ancients experienced that at this point of the inhalation of Mother Earth, when the visible sun is at its lowest point, the inner spiritual light that radiates from her is at its most powerful.  For us, if we take time away from the hustle and bustle of the holiday season during these sacred nights, it can be a time for being open to listening and receiving from the spiritual world. Moving inward, we can reflect upon our past year and gain deeper wisdom of our experiences, seeing our own potential in new light. We can celebrate our growth and accomplishments and release that which doesn’t serve us anymore. Each day of the Sacred Nights correspond to a month during the year. So each day can be a time to reflect on the month of the previous year. Then on that same day, we can set clear intentions for the upcoming month in the new year, planting seeds on our path to becoming our highest self. What deep nourishment this is for our soul!  In the stillness of our listening during this time, we can also receive the divine messages of peace and love that come to us and we can share with the world. If we get lost in the hustle and bustle of the holiday celebrations during this time, which can be so easy nowadays, we miss a special opportunity for this sacred moment to nourish ourselves and the world. I encourage you not to miss out! In the upcoming weeks, I’ll share with you some ways to fully embrace the Sacred Nights of this winter season. Interested in more nourishment for your soul? Check out 10 Healing Songs and Practices that Will Give Voice to Your Creativity. Now available here. Uncover your inner power to begin manifesting your most creative self today! This time of year, as I’m making plans to be with family and friends for holiday gatherings, I’m especially grateful for all of the people who have touched my life. There are so many who make a difference in my life every single day. Who has touched your life? Someone you greatly appreciate. Take a moment and think of one. A friend, a relative, a loved one. Do you remember the moment that this person came into your life? Do you remember how your life changed as a result? What are the gifts that this person has brought to you in your life?  Take a moment and imagine that this person never came into your life. How would your life be different today? What would you not have or long for? What a wonderful time to take a moment and feel your gratitude for this person in your life!  Maybe even call or write a letter and tell this person how grateful you are. Feeling grateful for our relationships with others helps us to feel closer and more connected to people. Which in turn supports, encourages, and sustains us. What a gift we receive! Expressing our gratefulness also takes the attention off of ourselves and helps us see that our growth and success are due, in part, by the actions of others who have supported us on our path. “When you practice gratefulness, there is a sense of respect towards others.” Dalai Lama  Now, let’s take one step more together. Consider a relationship that has been challenging for you in your life. Certainly there may be parts that you have not appreciated. But, consider if there’s anything that you have learned in the process of the challenging relationship. About yourself, about life, about your values, your needs, your boundaries? What have you come to understand about yourself and others because of this relationship? Has this helped you in your own growth and inner development in life? Of course, we’re not grateful for situations that are toxic, abusive, or harmful to us. Yet, we can look closer at a difficult situation and possibly discover what we have learned about ourselves and life having moved through such a challenge. When we practice gratefulness we bring our attention to the present. We become mindful about how we relate to others. It can open our hearts to one another, facilitate connection, and even break down barriers. Compassion and empathy are awakened. Our life flows in harmony with the Divine Source within the universe. I encourage you to continue with this gratefulness practice with other people in your life over the next couple of weeks. It’s deeply renewing and such a precious gift at this time of year! Interested in more? I invite you to download one of my songs and accompanying guidance that reveals how to shake off fear so you can manifest your most creative life. An easy, fun, and effective way to start each day full of new energy! OR Interested in even more? Check out 10 Healing Songs and Practices that Will Give Voice to Your Creativity. Now available here. Uncover your inner power to begin manifesting your most creative self today! The greatest and simplest thing we can do for our own health and the health of the world is to be grateful. To be grateful for what we have right now in our life. Truly grateful. Honestly grateful. Yes, of course, there may be challenges or obstacles in our lives right now. But, we can still find something to be grateful for. Think of what feeds you. Truly feeds your soul. Is it a sunrise? A walk in nature? Time with a loved one? Reading a good book? Hearing a wonderful song? Or something else? I invite you to take a moment to consider what truly feeds you. And how grateful you are for this.  "We need to be honest about what is feeding us in order to strengthen our spirits." - Kris Carr  Gratitude opens the doorway to the Divine Source. By focusing on what’s good in your life and being grateful for it, you send your energy there, cultivating a sense of abundance and happiness. If you focus on what’s not so good in your life or what’s lacking, your energy will move in that direction. You’ll cultivate a sense of negativity or never having enough  I want to challenge myself for the next few weeks to deepen my practice of gratitude. I’d love for you to join me! Let’s spend the next 20 days consciously and honestly deepening our gratefulness for life. We’ll keep it simple. Nothing elaborate. Yet the practice each day is potent and powerful! Here are some possibilities. Try one or try all 4! But take at least one moment each day to pause and be truly grateful. See what changes you experience after 20 days! 1. Upon rising in the morning, express gratitude for the gift of another day and at least 2 more things that will be a part of your day.
2. Express your appreciation to someone for something they have done – out loud and in person. At least once a day. Truly feel and mean what you say. Not simply out of obligation. “Thank you for joining me for lunch today.” or “Thank you for helping me with the project today.” or “Thank you for cleaning up in the kitchen.” 3. Resolve to not criticize others or complain about anything. If you find yourself doing this, stop and think about something you are grateful for. Notice how the energy shifts. 4. Before bed, think of 3 things that you appreciated from your day. Do this each day and challenge yourself to not repeat anything you have thought of in the past. Will you join me? I’d love to hear about your experience over the 20 days. Just add your comments here or email me at jeannine@doctorofthesoul.com. Interested in more? I invite you to download one of my songs and accompanying guidance that reveals how to shake off fear so you can manifest your most creative life. An easy, fun, and effective way to start each day full of new energy! Click here to access this free gift.  As we head into November and the cool autumn wind sends the leaves swirling about on the ground, I’m grateful for all of the gifts I’ve been given on this day. I am spending the day with my husband and our 23 year old daughter. I always cherish the opportunity to spend time with just one of our children at a time (we have four of them!) What a treat to have the time and space to just be together, to have a lazy day where we share deeply from our hearts. Our daughter is in her last year of college and she is in the midst of writing her senior thesis. I am especially grateful today to be close to her process of writing. As she reads the introduction of her thesis to us, I can feel her excitement and deep connection to her work. One of the greatest and simplest things we can do for ourselves each day is to be grateful. Each and every day in our lives. When we’re grateful for the many gifts that we’re given each day, we experience joy and meaning in our lives.  “It is not happiness that makes us grateful, but gratefulness that makes us happy.” by Brother David Steindl-Rast Sometimes it’s a struggle to feel gratitude. Especially when the challenges in our lives and in the world weigh us down. We might see only darkness and despair. When you struggle in finding a feeling of gratefulness in your heart, I encourage you to read these incredible and touching words by Brother David Steindl-Rast on gratefulness. They are inspiring and uplifting! May we all take one moment to stop and be grateful for this one special day that we have been given as a gift. “You think this is just another day in your life. It’s not just another day. It’s the one day that is given to you. Today. It’s a gift. It’s the only gift that you have right now. And the only appropriate response is gratefulness. If you learn to respond as if it were the first day in your life and the very last day, then you will have spent this day very well.  Begin by opening your eyes and be surprised that you have eyes you can open. That incredible array of colors that is constantly offered to us… for pure enjoyment. Look at the sky. We so rarely look at the sky. We so rarely note how different it is from moment to moment with clouds coming and going. Open your eyes. Look at that.  Look at the faces of people whom you meet. Each one has an incredible story behind their face. Not only their own story, but the story of their ancestors. All that life from generations and from so many places all over the world…. flows together and meets you here. Like life-giving water if you only open your heart and drink.  Open your heart to the incredible gifts that civilization gives to us. You flip a switch and there is electric light. You turn a faucet and there is warm water and cold water. And drinkable water! A gift that millions and millions in the world will never experience. So, I wish you that you would open your heart to all of these blessings and let them flow through you. That everyone whom you will meet on this day will be blessed by you. Just by your presence. Let the gratefulness overflow into blessing all around you. Then, it will really be a good day! "  Watch a video with the above words spoken by Brother David Steindl-Rast here.
I invite you to take a quiet moment right now. Pause, look around, and identify 5 things that you can be grateful for right now in your life. Hold that feeling of gratitude for the great gifts that you’ve been given. Then step back into your day carrying with you that deep feeling of gratefulness. Try this at least one time each day. A pause for a moment of gratefulness. And see what happens! Interested in more? I invite you to become of member of my Free Healing Library and gain access to many audio recordings and guidance for how you can be empowered to manifest your best self in your life today. Click here to become a member.  On Halloween Day and even the whole week, it’s said that the veil between the living and dead is thinner. Loved ones who have departed may now come to visit. We’re also able to connect more easily with those who have passed over the threshold – our loved ones and our ancestors. Maybe even those who challenged us in the living world.  We can trace the origin of Halloween back to 2,000 years ago and the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain. This festival marked the end of the harvest season and the beginning of the darkness and cold of winter. The Celts believed that on Oct. 31, the ghosts of the dead returned to earth. The Druids, or Celtic priests, built huge sacred bonfires for the celebration and costumes of animal heads and skins were typically worn. When the celebration was over, they re-lit their hearth fires from the sacred bonfire to help protect them during the coming cold of winter.  By 43 AD, under the influence of Christianity that had spread into Celtic lands, All Saints’ Day was celebrated on November 1 and was believed to be an attempt to replace the Celtic festival of the dead with a Christian holiday. Then later, the church would make November 2 All Souls' Day, a day to honor the dead. It was celebrated similarly to Samhain, with big bonfires, parades, and dressing up in costumes as saints, angels, and devils. Together, the three celebrations, the eve of All Saints', All Saints', and All Souls', were called Hallowmas, and eventually, the eve of the first day was called Halloween. In Spanish-speaking countries, November 1 is known as Day of the Dead or El Día de los Muertos. The Day of the Dead is a day of connecting with the spirit world, but not mournful nor spooky. It’s a celebration. On this day, families remember and pray for loved ones who have died. They may make an altar in their home, known as an ofrenda. It’s typically laden with offerings to help the dead on their journey. These may include items representing the four elements, such as water to quench thirst, fire in the form of candles to light the way, wind represented by incense and earth by food for sustenance on the journey. Other symbols that represent the holiday also are included on the altar. Skeletons on the altar are often depicted with a happy expression, as it’s believed life after death is happier than life on earth.  To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die. – Thomas Campbell At this time of year, I invite you to find a way to connect with your loved ones and ancestors who have crossed the threshold. I offer the following suggestions to support you. Choose one that speaks to you, or if you are so inspired, try all of them! 1. Put out photos of your loved ones on your altar. Don’t have any photos? Choose something that seems to represent the loved one in some way. Maybe a leaf because that person loved nature. Or maybe a silly picture because of a sense of humor. Don’t have an altar at home? Make a simple and special place with a colorful cloth, candle, and an item or 2 from nature. Add your photos or items in honor of your loved ones. 2. Take a quiet moment each day to recall a warm and loving memory of your loved one in life. Express your love and warmth for your loved one in a song, poem, or story. Share it aloud or inwardly in silence in honor or your loved one. 3. In a quiet moment before bed or in meditation, ask your loved one a question that you are pondering in your life. Ask your loved one to help you find the answer. Watch and listen to what may come into your path as an answer over the next couple days. Maybe you have an intuition. Maybe you hear a song with the answer. Maybe a friend offers a few words that are the answer you are seeking. 4. Offer a prayer of forgiveness to your loved one or even ancestor lineage. Repeat it aloud 3-5 times each day. Here is one offered by Howard Wills (https://howardwills.com/new-page/): Divine Spirit, for me, my family, our entire lineage and all of humanity throughout all time, past, present and future, please help us all forgive each other, forgive ourselves, forgive all people, and all people forgive us completely and totally, now and forever. Please and thank you, Divine Spirit. Please and thank you. Please and thank you. Amen Interested in more? I invite you to become of member of my Free Healing Library and gain access to many supportive audio recordings and guidance for how you can be empowered to manifest your best self in your life today. Click here to become a member.  In the ancient Celtic tradition, this image of the Tree of Life has always struck me as one of incredible strength and power. In the language of the Celts, the mighty oak is called duir, related to the words endurance, duration, and doorway in English. This magnificent tree is like a doorway into the past and into the future. Its roots reach deep into the nourishment of the soil of Mother Earth. Its trunk stands upright and strong with branches spreading in a magnificent crown over its surroundings. Sharing its endurance, might, and maturity to the world.  Interestingly, the oak tree has a tendency to attract lightning in storms. Yet it endures the hardship of a lightning strike well, typically recovering from the injury and continuing to live with strength and health. Understandably, the mighty oak is connected in mythology to the thunder gods such as the Norse Thor or Greek Zeus. I invite you to imagine yourself as a mighty oak tree with deep roots reaching into the earth. Warm raindrops seep into the soil at your base. Has any lightning come into your life lately – causing hardship or suffering? Have you recovered and healed from this? Take a moment to read some of the words of St. Hildegard’s song, O Virga Ac Diadema below and to listen to it here. Bring your attention even deeper into your roots and feel the connection to your ancestors and lineage of the past that have helped you become who you are today. Where are your ancient roots?  Gather the strength from those ancient roots and bring them into the present to inspire and empower you today. See how they transform within you, as you stretch and grow in your magnificent branches within your mighty oak tree. Stretch even more – out into the cosmos – out into the future and ask the Divine, “What guidance do you have for me that will support me today? What guidance do you have for me to help me manifest my best and highest self?” O VIRGA AC DIADEMA (English translation)
O branch and diadem… Unfolding your leaves, you blossomed in another way… O flower, you did not spring from the dew, nor from drops of rain, nor did an airy wind fly over you, but the divine radiance brought you forth on the noblest bough. O branch, God foresaw your blossoming on the first day of creation. And he made you as a golden matrix for his Word… So the instruments of heaven chime and the whole earth marvels… for God has greatly loved you… you who bore the new light for humankind… into celestial harmony. If you enjoyed this song, I invite you to discover an easy and fun way to start each day full of loving energy. Click here to access my recording and accompanying guidance Let the Love Flow. The sunlight is fading and the daylight hours are becoming shorter. Autumn has displayed its exquisite beauty in fiery colors of golden and red for a few weeks and now winter seems to have surprised us with an early arrival!  As the darkness seeps into our days, sometimes it can reign in our lives too. It can feel all pervasive and it’s difficult to find a spark of light. You can’t seem to even remember that there was a time that you were in touch with your own inner light. Or that light can even shine. You feel completely swallowed by the darkness. The only possibility that appears to exist is to surrender.  Surrender to this eternal darkness. As you let go and surrender to the darkness, that is all that you know and all that you feel. Nothing more. There is no existence of light. Only darkness.  In this dismal pit, a tiny spark is kindled. A new flame. Giving you hope. Embrace the spark. Be open. Be curious. What vision is arising? What new idea? What radiating light are you to shine into the world now? Warm yourself by this spark, and let it strengthen your whole being. Trust that this is divine light shining in your life. Let go of your doubts and fear. Let them dissolve into the warmth of the flame. Ask for divine guidance. What is the spark of light that you have now to share with the world? Ask that you may see clearly the light and the way. This song, SHINE THE LIGHT, was written as a creative expression of that time of darkness within me. Today, I use it to flame my light whenever I feel it needs to shine brighter. It helps me to remember that there is a divine light within me that’s longing to be shared with the world. I invite you to take a moment to listen to the song and read the lyrics below. Keep it handy so that in those moments of darkness that arise, you too can remember your divine spark and gain the strength needed to shine it in the world. You can be encouraged knowing that others have been in this same place of darkness before and you too can find light once again.  SHINE THE LIGHT.... music and lyrics by David Sharp Once I thought I knew my way Now I’m in the darkness Looking for a light that shows my way, a path uncharted. The devil runs deep and dark and wide saying how can you be a prophet? Where is my vision when I can’t even see... me? Shine the light so I may see shine in me show me the way clearly... Still how will I know? will it shine in the dark will it glow, will it spark - will it light up the sky in the night of my heart? Searching through my empty faith trembling at the choices to put the fear behind me and silence all the voices of doubt, despair, defeat... I must not let them win... so I declare I believe that God does care ... for me. Shine the light so I may see shine in me show me the way clearly... Still how will I know? will it shine in the dark will it glow, will it spark - will it light up the sky in the night of my heart? Why did you call my name why couldn’t you let me be..? Singing, writing, painting, dancing that’s good enough for me. How can I be... what you say I’m meant to be... when I feel so lost... so lonely? I know there is a heaven but I want to feel it here inside. I want to let my JOY breakthrough I don’t want her to hide. With your glory before me I will follow where you lead if I see just a shimmer I know I can find my destiny. the light shines and now I see it shining in me showing the way clearly... Now I know that it shines in the dark it does glow, it does spark - and it lights up the sky in the night of my heart shine O light shine O light shine O light Now l can paint the light of my heart Now I see... I know my way... If you enjoyed this song, I invite you to become of member of my Free Healing Library and gain access to many other audio recordings and guidance for how you can be empowered to manifest your best self in your life today. Click here to become a member. PSALM 91: in honor of the 6th anniversary of St. Hildegard being named a Doctor of the Church10/8/2018 As we are in the month of celebrating the anniversary of St. Hildegard being named a Doctor of the Church, I’ve been reflecting on how she has inspired me to find my strength and courage to share my gifts with the world. This hasn’t been easy, and I find comfort and support in knowing that it wasn’t easy for St. Hildegard in her time either.  I’m often inspired by the image of St. Hildegard holding her abbess staff. I created an abbess staff of my own which you see me holding in this picture. Every time I hold it, I find myself standing up a little taller and feeling more confident and powerful. I recommend everyone have an abbess staff of their own to turn to in times when they feel shaky! St. Hildegard found her strength through connecting with the Divine. Her staff seems to hold that as a powerful image. And, I endeavor to also find my strength through the Divine. St. Hildegard's strength and power from within radiates out to the world as she speaks, “God created me… God is also my strength… Through God, I have living spirit. Through God I have life and movement. Through God I learn, I find my path…” A few years back, my husband David introduced me to Psalm 91, a text that had supported him through difficult times. It spoke to me so deeply that I decided to commit it to memory. It became powerful and strong for me, like St. Hildegard’s staff. Not long after that, I was inspired to write a melody for it. I invite you to listen to it here and read a few of the lyrics below.  Lyrics Live under the protection of God all-powerful stay in the shadow of God Most High. Then I will say to the Lord you are my fortress, my place of safety you are my God and I love you. The Lord will keep me safe From secret traps and deadly diseases He will spread his wings over me And make me secure. His faithfulness is like a shield o’er a city wall… You won’t need to worry about dangers at night or arrows during the day You won’t fear disease that strikes in the night or sudden disasters at noon… God’s angels protect you wherever you go They carry you in their arms so you won’t hurt your feet on the stones God says I will answer and be there and you will live a long life. Live under the protection of God all-powerful stay in the shadow of God Most High. Then I will say to the Lord, you are my fortress, my place of safety you are my God and I love you.  Do you have a favorite spiritual text? Have you committed it to memory yet? How about beginning that today? Who knows the angels might even send you the melody! If you have enjoyed this song, I invite you to become a member of my Free Healing Library where you can access other recordings with guidance and tips on how you can be empowered to manifest your most creative and best self in your life today. 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About JeannineI was born in London, England, educated in Switzerland, and am fluent in English, German, Spanish, and French. I hold a Doctorate in Ministry Degree and Masters Degrees in Counseling Psychology and Education. Also, I am an accomplished artist and educator. I use all of this and much more when helping others heal their souls. Archives
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