Angels, Guides and a GIVEAWAY too!

Ever have one of those moments were you feel like the universe is trying to tell you something? Well chances are it’s your Spirit Guide trying to get your attention and keeping you on the right path.

During the past couple of month’s I have started searching, for what I’m not really certain. What I am certain is that something does not feel right, is missing. In my search I came across Sonia Choquette’s book “Ask Your Guides ~ Connecting to Your Divine Support System” in reading this book I would come to understand that I didn’t just stumble across this book, it was meant for me to read.

THE GIVEAWAY!!!

I enjoyed reading ASK YOUR GUIDES so much that I had to share with you. I decided to contact Sonia and ask if she would be willing to provide and autographed copy as a giveaway to one of HHL readers. Her Assistant Ryan , responded with a yes! and added one better, along with the autographed book the lucky giveaway winner will also receive a free on-line course for Ask Your Guides.

To enter is simple:

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Giveaway closes April 22, 2011 ~ Winner will be announced April 25, 2011

 

Sonia Choquette is a world-renowned author, storyteller, vibrational healer, and six sensory spiritual teacher in international demand for her guidance, wisdom, and capacity to heal the soul. Her books have sold over a million copies world wide including her New York Times bestseller The Answer Is Simple.

What I learned from the book

The book helps understand the differences between Guardian Angels, Archangels, the Ministry of Angels, Spirit Guides and how to connect with each. It further goes on to teach you about the various Guides, helpers and runners.

What I learned is that our Guides send us messages throughout the days of our lives, but we tend to think it’s our own thoughts. They use our inner voice to send the messages. With patience we can learn to decipher which are our own thoughts and which are theirs. They tend to use signs, you may hear a song or see something or read something at a specific time that relates to your situation. It is not chance, you were directed to that radio station or reading material for a reason.

Until I read Ask Your Angels, I had not heard of “runners”, though I’m certain now that I have been using them often, without actually knowing. They help you find misplaced or lost things; things that you are looking for… that parking space; that perfect gift for someone.

After reading the part on runners in the book, Mr. G. and I were driving into the city for a specialist appointment. The traffic had been rather heavy that morning and the grips of winter threaten road conditions in a random manner. I quietly asked my runners to please guide us through the safest road conditions ~ I was amazed that during our 2 hour drive the roads we were on were safe and free of black ice, while the traffic reports pn the radio kept reporting spun out cars everywhere.

As we approached the hospital I noticed the time and that we were already 10 minutes late. Again I asked my runners to please help with a good parking spot and if one was not available to encourage Mr. G to let me off at the front door so I could get to my appointment while he found a parking spot. To my surprise when we approached the entrance Mr. G suggested I go ahead while he looked for a parking spot and would join me in the Fracture Clinic as soon as he could (he always insists on me waiting for him, in case the chaos of the hospital or memories over come me, as they have a few times during some visits).

When Mr. G finally came into the waiting room (literally minutes after me)… he said “I found a spot right out front and the meter was broken, I spoke to the attendant and he said not worry about the parking fee”. The broken meter – free parking was their (runners) way of letting me know they were on the job. I quickly thanked my runners for all the hard work they had gone to, so that I could have a safe journey to my appointment.