Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

thespiritreader wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For either the Spirit Reader, or the Intuitive. I'm going through a really difficult patch right now. My anxiety is overwhelming because of it. There's something that's going on in my life that's been going on since March, and I feel like it's not going to end anytime soon. Do you have thoughts on this?

Also for my son who has learning disabilities - he's about to start community college and it's just killing me not knowing if he'll be successful. He's had a long hard road over the last 18 years.

thank you.

What might you have to do if it ends, or where might that leave you? There is a fear within you that is holding you back from this situation resolving. A false belief of sorts, something planted in you as a child. The anxiety may grow but it is a feeling my dear, a sensation. It may feel consuming but see it as you would a friend. Sit with it, imagine it in the chair beside you, be with it as you would be with a friend. No need to chase it away. And it is also okay to seek some medical help with this if it gets to be too much. We may still heal and evolve even if using medications for getting through rough patches.

You must abandon some of what you know to create something new. Nothing of importance will be lost. But you will walk away from your current reality, toward a new dream.

This all comes through very strongly for you.

Your son will further develop his empathy and concern for others. College will enhance his dignity and conviction, he has a very fierce yet gentle power. You have done very well with him and I smiled very much to touch in. It is also my sense that he will find a father figure there that will give him much support. I see much loyalty and devotion.

Gee he really is quite something isn’t he? He is a champion of possibilities and will mature in regulation of what he is passionate about. Those who walk the long hard roads are doing so for a reason dear one, nothing is an accident or of loss, and you should be proud of all you have done with him and given him space for. He is ready to move forward into his next.

The difficulty and hardness is but a thread in the beautifully woven and golden experiences in the being-ness of his soul.

- the spirit reader

Thank you - I really needed this. Yes, he is a really special person. Such a kind and empathetic soul, with not a mean bone in his body. I appreciate the reminder that I so badly need right now, to allow him to be him and that he'll mature in line with what his passions are.

For all of us sending kids to college this is comforting.

To PP I understand though with LDs it’s more of a worry. My kids are dyslexic.

I’m “stealing” those words and sending them to friends because I just can’t say things as well as the spirit reader.

Anonymous wrote:

thespiritreader wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For either the Spirit Reader, or the Intuitive. I'm going through a really difficult patch right now. My anxiety is overwhelming because of it. There's something that's going on in my life that's been going on since March, and I feel like it's not going to end anytime soon. Do you have thoughts on this?

Also for my son who has learning disabilities - he's about to start community college and it's just killing me not knowing if he'll be successful. He's had a long hard road over the last 18 years.

thank you.

What might you have to do if it ends, or where might that leave you? There is a fear within you that is holding you back from this situation resolving. A false belief of sorts, something planted in you as a child. The anxiety may grow but it is a feeling my dear, a sensation. It may feel consuming but see it as you would a friend. Sit with it, imagine it in the chair beside you, be with it as you would be with a friend. No need to chase it away. And it is also okay to seek some medical help with this if it gets to be too much. We may still heal and evolve even if using medications for getting through rough patches.

You must abandon some of what you know to create something new. Nothing of importance will be lost. But you will walk away from your current reality, toward a new dream.

This all comes through very strongly for you.

Your son will further develop his empathy and concern for others. College will enhance his dignity and conviction, he has a very fierce yet gentle power. You have done very well with him and I smiled very much to touch in. It is also my sense that he will find a father figure there that will give him much support. I see much loyalty and devotion.

Gee he really is quite something isn’t he? He is a champion of possibilities and will mature in regulation of what he is passionate about. Those who walk the long hard roads are doing so for a reason dear one, nothing is an accident or of loss, and you should be proud of all you have done with him and given him space for. He is ready to move forward into his next.

The difficulty and hardness is but a thread in the beautifully woven and golden experiences in the being-ness of his soul.

- the spirit reader

Thank you - I really needed this. Yes, he is a really special person. Such a kind and empathetic soul, with not a mean bone in his body. I appreciate the reminder that I so badly need right now, to allow him to be him and that he'll mature in line with what his passions are.

thespiritreader wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm in so much anguish right now. Every day is like trudging through quicksand for me....

I need to see light at the end of this dark tunnel

Your thoughts are quite muddled, yes? You are in a crippling cycle. Irrational thinking can be cyclical. There is something significant of which you have imagined and inflated concerns.

I say this with deep care as you may feel reactive to what you have read in my communication, and that is absolutely not my intention in communicating what I can see. And you also may feel ready to hear this too.

This is an opportunity for you to find your spiritual strength. It is inside you and through your self that you must walk.

You have become wound up. It is time now to drop into a slower healing rhythm. Things will start to feel more manageable and you will be able to feel pleasure in your accomplishments.

- the spirit reader

thespiritreader wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For either the Spirit Reader, or the Intuitive. I'm going through a really difficult patch right now. My anxiety is overwhelming because of it. There's something that's going on in my life that's been going on since March, and I feel like it's not going to end anytime soon. Do you have thoughts on this?

Also for my son who has learning disabilities - he's about to start community college and it's just killing me not knowing if he'll be successful. He's had a long hard road over the last 18 years.

thank you.

What might you have to do if it ends, or where might that leave you? There is a fear within you that is holding you back from this situation resolving. A false belief of sorts, something planted in you as a child. The anxiety may grow but it is a feeling my dear, a sensation. It may feel consuming but see it as you would a friend. Sit with it, imagine it in the chair beside you, be with it as you would be with a friend. No need to chase it away. And it is also okay to seek some medical help with this if it gets to be too much. We may still heal and evolve even if using medications for getting through rough patches.

You must abandon some of what you know to create something new. Nothing of importance will be lost. But you will walk away from your current reality, toward a new dream.

This all comes through very strongly for you.

Your son will further develop his empathy and concern for others. College will enhance his dignity and conviction, he has a very fierce yet gentle power. You have done very well with him and I smiled very much to touch in. It is also my sense that he will find a father figure there that will give him much support. I see much loyalty and devotion.

Gee he really is quite something isn’t he? He is a champion of possibilities and will mature in regulation of what he is passionate about. Those who walk the long hard roads are doing so for a reason dear one, nothing is an accident or of loss, and you should be proud of all you have done with him and given him space for. He is ready to move forward into his next.

The difficulty and hardness is but a thread in the beautifully woven and golden experiences in the being-ness of his soul.

- the spirit reader

thespiritreader wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For either or both, Spirit Reader or Intuitive-

I feel like a fog is lifting from me that I've been enveloped in for the past 20 years. Trauma, cptsd, anxiety, sadness, grief.. it's all still there but I've only just begun to see it. I've been in constant survival mode, and I didn't even know it.

I'm not sure what to do now. I can't go back to living that way, though my circumstances/living situation cannot change now. I want to live, I just don't know how to navigate getting out of my current situation.

If you have any insight, I would be so grateful.

It is lovely that you are being reborn from these circumstances. Birth/rebirth is not the most pleasant experience. It can be a bit overwhelming at times, the fog often comes when we feel over our heads or just not able to see yet what is ready to be shown. More and more of your past must come up in you, it is time and these situations are ready to resolve in a way that you are able to tend to them now.

I see you already free, in a glorious field, young again, filled with youthful glow and creativity. Your spirit is singing.

We don’t really get out. So long as we live here on earth there will be difficult things. We get in. We go in to ourselves, we heal all our wounded parts and bring comfort and presence to every part of us that has been ignored, or stomped on, or told it was nothing and never enough.

Sweetheart you have been through so much and are very brave to be facing these next stages. Whatever you put your mind to will grow and flourish. What would you really like? Trust that your soul is calling to you, that you may feel her and the oneness of connection always.

You do know what to do, or at least what you would like to do. There are many many supportive beings around you, ask them for help. What is my next, or what shall I do today, or please show me how to _. Speak, your voice is ready to be heard.

- the spirit reader

thespiritreader wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hello- I’ve always found your posts comforting. Recently I’ve felt signs around my house that I have associated with a deceased relative. The last time this happened was about 13 years ago. Is this in my mind?

Also, I’ve wondered if the things seen out of the sides of my eyes are truly my eyes and floaters or something else. I have not spoken about these two things to anyone.

The relative is there through friendship and nature. They make small adjustments to things in your home. It is very lovely friendship with you, you may be of the same soul family having travelled many journeys together. When our loved ones crossover, they are still there and able to help us, to meet ourselves and develop as we have decided for this life. Beautiful. I see them using mirrors to show they are with you. Try to let this in, it is very very beautiful.

The things seen - your mind will try to build a structure around these things - what how and why. A gift of being able to see energy and presences is very lovely and you have likely done much in past lives to acquire such talents, though it can be a bit disconcerting as we are waking up. It is okay to trust. What would happen if you didn’t doubt? Where might you go? What might you do? How might you feel? It is also okay to doubt.

As much is revealed as what we are able to acclimate to and see. There is much more in store for you if you would like to have it revealed. Your spirit is able to evolve rapidly, take time for private and personal exploration. Listen in stillness. Allow what is happening to emerge and expand. You really just have to be. Simple ; )

- the spirit reader

Anonymous wrote:I'm in so much anguish right now. Every day is like trudging through quicksand for me....

I need to see light at the end of this dark tunnel

Anonymous wrote:Spirit Reader,
Not sure if you are still following this thread. I am at a crossroads and having one hell of time at my current job. Feeling ready to leave but not sure to do what. An opportunity presented itself that would be good in some ways but not others - not sure what to do. Physically, COVID has been hard on me mentally as well. I feel like I am falling into alcoholism to cope. Any guidance you can provide would be most welcome. Thank you.

Anonymous wrote:Hello spirit reader,

I hope you are well.

I’ve been managing okay, but would appreciate any guidance or advice. Am I on the right path? How should I deal with the challenges ahead?

How will things be for my daughter? I have so much worry, and there is so much uncertainty.

Thank you