Aloha,
Today is the day to celebrate all saints, known and unknown. I wasn’t raised Catholic, so I knew very little about saints until I wrote my book “Encyclopedia of Angels, Spirit Guides and Ascended Masters.” I found the saints absolutely fascinating. I used to mistakenly think saints were about suffering and martyrdom when, in fact, they were amazing men and women who had managed to profoundly connect to the divine.
Beside being able to heal people, many of the saints were able to levitate and bio-locate (be in two places at once). Through prayer and meditation, they had forged such a deep and abiding connection with the divine that they endured what we might perceive as great suffering without really suffering. Many of them were visited regularily by angels.
So take a few minutes and open your heart and your mind to the love, wisdom, and guidance of all the wonderful men and women who took the time to connect to the loving presence of the divine. Perhaps begin to have a dialogue with them, ask them for guidance. Find a saint you really resonate with and study his or her life, emulate their spiritual practices, and see what happens to your life. I think you will be amazed.
With love and aloha,
Susan
Angels are everywhere just open your mind and your heart to the signs.
Make Angels on Your Shoulder part of your daily routine and share it with a friend!
posted November 2, 2009 at 2:47 pm
Hi, Susan -
I have often wanted to respond to you, but never have until today. I have always been an animal lover (as I know you are), so I gravitated to Saint Francis of Assisi a very long time ago. I have several statues of Saint Francis as well. I have read about the controversies about Saint Francis, but he is still my favorite. I have loved and rescued all sorts of God’s little creatures during my lifetime and know that God will continue to bless me with the special “children” throughout my lifetime. Thank you for all the wisdom you share with us!
Peace, Love and Blessings -
Jana