Why am I here?

This question first came up for me when I was still a teenager. In college, I studied philosophy in the hopes of finding some answers, but that just brought out more questions. It wasn’t until later in life, when I embraced myself as a spiritual being housed in a physical form, that the answers about the meaning of my life became very clear. I had some important lessons to learn, old karma to settle, and some new patterns to set for myself.

The obvious answer to my question of purpose was that it involves service to others…. as the eldest of 6, I have always felt somewhat responsible for my family, and over the years, also for my extended family, my colleagues, friends and clients…. My “life job” is to do what I can for others, where and when I can…

But as I connected to my soul, I could see other and perhaps more profound purposes underlying that calling to serve… In fact, the service work is simply a means to an end, a way of creating opportunities to achieve more personal goals – the spiritual purposes that I had set for myself, goals focused on healing old wounds, resolving old issues, facing old fears – and building strength, loving unconditionally, living with integrity. Continue reading →

By Marie Feuer

Numerology, like astrology, gives us a map of the life we chose live here on earth. It is as if we booked a cruise to go first to Alaska, then to the Sahara, then to Manhattan. This big map is what I call Fate Karma and our free will for this decision was exercised on the other side. Once we are here, we cannot change the ticket we already bought. This is more of an Eastern view as most Westerners like to believe that if we do enough of “The Secret”, we can get what we want. For me, this is like telling a child if s/he wishes hard enough, s/he can indeed get all the candy s/he wants. *¨¨?¨¨*

We chose this life to progress as a soul, when we are on the other side with our guides. For some of us, we chose to come here and have a life of fun. Some of us came here to climb mountains. When people ask me, why would anyone chose to come here and be abused as child (for example), my response to that is, why do people pay money to watch horror movies or television? We come here to have experiences that help us evolve as a soul. This can mean coming here to experience “hardship”, as this can teach us about compassion, surrender, and forgiveness. Continue reading →

by Paul Dale Roberts, HPI Paradoxical Sleuth, www.hpiparanormal.net

September 24, 2011, Saturday; Time: 2000 Hours.
The Initial Report from Occupant Nina Lutz:
“We bought our house in May 2009. Although we have never seen or heard anything weird, we got a dog in February 2010. He ‘sees’ something in two spots in our home. We kind of laugh about our ghosts. Recently we watched Insidious with our 9 year old daughter. She liked Saw movies, but this one has had her unable to sleep alone for over two weeks. The thing that got us to write to you is that she consistently wakes up during the three o’clock hour. Not at the same exact time like an alarm is going off, but it’s got us wondering if there is something going on. She cannot explain it. A very spiritual friend thinks it is because of the house. She performed an Indian cleansing ritual and things started looking up. What are your thoughts and is this the kind of thing your company would look into?”

From all indications in our LIVE initial briefing, the entities that may reside in this home, seem to be benevolent, a Casper Haunting. The home was built in the 1950s. The home is absolutely gorgeous, superb decor and the family displays a lot of positive energy. I can’t even imagine this home having anything that may be considered ‘negative’. But, if there is anything that may be borderline dark, we will discover it, I feel confident that nothing can hide from my team. Continue reading →

Dr. Raymond A. Moody, Jr., came to prominence in the 1970s by relating life after death reports gleamed from patients who described their experiences after brief periods of death. The book, Life After Life: The Investigation of a Phenomenon–Survival of Bodily Death, and the field of near death experiences are still controversial, but Moody was not dissuaded and has written other books on this and related topics.

In 1987 Dr. Moody wrote another provocative book, titled Elvis After Life: Unusual Psychic Experiences Surrounding the Death of a Superstar. It is an interesting little tome, particularly Chapter VI, “In Search of a Son with Elvis.”

By 1982 Harold Welch had served as a policeman in a small Georgia city for 15 years. Welch, “a large, tough-looking man,” was “surprisingly gentle and soft spoken,” the doctor wrote. Moody found it difficult to think of him “having an uncanny psychic experience”, but he “had the distinct impression that he was describing events just as he remembered them.”

Welch raised four sons but only Tony gave him trouble. The teenager joined the wrong crowd, drank and took drugs, and shoplifted. When his grades dropped arguments occurred regularly. In early February Welch “said some things I shouldn’t have,” and Tony stayed in his room playing records. Tony “liked Elvis Presley,” Welch stated, “always Elvis. His room was full of Elvis posters” and he “knew everything there was to know about Elvis.” Continue reading →