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Showing posts with label fearless living. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fearless living. Show all posts

Saturday, September 17, 2016

Fall Courses 2016

All are welcome at these classes. Email me at info@kingstonpsychic.com for the details of my address.

1. Psychic Roundtable is the Second Tuesday of the Month at my place at 6:30 cost is $10. NO ROUNDTABLE IN OCTOBER. Sorry I wasn't paying attention and have to be in Ottawa that night. Dates: November 8, December 13, January 10 2017, February 14, March 14, April 11. May 9, June 13. No roundtable in July and August.  
2. Classes will be the fourth Monday of the month: September 26th, October 24th; November 21st, No class in December. We start at 6:30 for about two hours. Classes range in price from $20 to $30. 
September class is how to find the starting point in a reading and how to deal with those tough cards. $20

Supper out: Monday December 5th-details to follow
3. Cogeco TV Psychic show is the third Monday of the month. If you live in Kingston and Napanee you can watch the show and phone in with your questions. We answer them on the spot. You can also email your questions to Cogeco TV Kingston.
4. Classes: What would you like to learn more about this year? I am as always open to suggestions.
5. If you have just found this information for the first time and want to stay up to date, join me on Facebook. That's where I post up to date information. 

Come and join us this fall. Share with other intuitive people and develop your skills.  Is it time to start out on your path? 


Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Rest, its an activity


Good Morning. We are getting a real winter's blast at the moment. Rascal and I are snuggled in for the day. At one time I would have been impatient for the delays brought about by bad weather. Today, I shall rest. Winter is about letting ourselves rest, ponder and wait. Rest in itself is an activity. It is not the usual busy-ness that we embrace. It allows us to rejuvenate and gather our wits about us. It allows us to hear messages from Spirit, from within and hear our soul, emotions and physical body. When we are too tired or too busy to listen we become overwhelmed, depressed or sick. 
Rest: an activity to be used far more frequently than we realize. Enjoy your day. Enjoy a pause and a deep breath if that is all you can fit in. 
Talk to you tomorrow. 
Marilyn Shannon
Helping More People Be Fearless and Find Peace for Their Soul
kingstonpsychic.com 

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Humpback and The Four of Fire

Humpback and The Four of Fire


Thursday August 18, 2011 with reflections to January 1, 2012

The humpbacks may have eluded us yesterday but nothing could prepare us for Thursday’s events! We began the day paddling through a network of small islands in pretty deep fog. Today, I paddled with Gillian, co-owner of Pacific Northwest Expeditions at http://www.seakayakbc.com/main.html and was very grateful for her sharp eye and chattering biology lesson. I would have missed so much had she not shared so willingly. The highlight of the morning was the plump mauve starfish clinging to the wall of the cliff waiting for the tide to return. We saw many seals resting on rocks that were almost invisible to the untrained eye. Their colouring matched the rocks so well.

Lavender Starfish '11
A very mature Starfish, clinging to the cliff as the tide recedes. Looks like she is walking to me!

 And birds! Ducks with horns called Rhinoceros Auculets that are native only to this small region of Canada. The paddling was misty and yes mystical. We had lunch on two large out crops of rock called White Cliffs with a few trees and lots of salal, Indian paintbrush, false lily of the valley, heather, stonecrop, strawberries and Eagles! This is where I received my Eagle feather. A pair of Eagles entertained us by flying in and out of the tree on the adjacent outcrop of rock. It was right about here that the battery on my camera died. The fog finally burned off and we could hear loud booms in the distance that no one could quite explain. After lunch we set out to return to camp. Here we were in much more open water than any of our previous paddles. There were many whale watching boats, fishing boats and our three kayaks. Talk about feeling a tad vulnerable. Suddenly, a humpback breeched about four times. Wow! It happens so fast that you really have trouble taking it all in. One Humpback slapped its tale as it dove. Slap is a huge misnomer. For this was the source of the sound we heard earlier. It sounded like thunder aided by dynamite. BOOOOOM!

IMG_57451.jpg image by MissMerle
One of the breeches we witnessed by the local Humpback whales. It is important to study sound and breath when receiving messages from whale.



There were at least a dozen or more whales evident all across the strait. It was so exciting. Finally Brian suggested that we paddle a little closer to shore to get out of all the traffic and for safety reasons. It sounded like a very wise idea to me. The Minke cruised by us again. And as we were getting close to shore a humpback surfaced not far from us. OH! Wow! And it was swimming right for Gillian and I. Had this happened on the first or second day, I think I would have panicked. By now I realized that these magnificent creatures were quite happy to avoid us. In slow motion the whale dove. Its magnificent tail tipped up and slid silently beneath the waters. That same tail that shook the strait could disappear without a sound and barely a ripple! At about the same moment Gillian was telling me to look over the side to see the whale’s footprint or shadow. I did in stunned silence. Here we were in a twenty foot kayak with a forty foot forty ton whale beneath us. We did not speak. The magic of the moment slid past as the whale continued on her way.

Whale's Tail + My Ear
After surfacing just in front of us, this huge creature slipped effortlessly beneath the surface and swam under our kayak. That is my shoulder as we wait in our kayak to see what Humpback is going to do.

The card for what does Humpback want me to know was The Four of Fire, from the Gaian Tarot. It shows a woman in a ceremonial ring of candles. She is feeling her power as she receives energy from the earth and the sky. Her jaw is extended much like a whale as it feeds. She is. I am. If I am to know the beauty of my own power, passion and ability to love, I must be open to its magic. The affirmation for this card “I am strong and courageous, and have the power to accomplish anything I choose to do.” I met the whale and it gave me courage to dive deep within my soul and heart and ask for what I want. Whales show us how to find balance and to breathe in life. Whale asked me to listen to the sound of my own life and find its rhythm. What do I want to breathe in at this stage of my life? What is my power now? How am I meant to use it? Questions from my magnificent quest stir within me now on the first day of 2012.


Four of Fire Gaian Tarot
The color orange catches my eye in this Four of Fire from the Gaian Tarot. I am aware more than ever of the need to be very careful of what I create in thought, word and deed as it influences all around me and beyond.